Daniel Craig is really good so far but can he keep the momentum and continue like his predecessor?

007 himself Daniel Craig lets out start date for the next James Bond movie
After a performance of A Steady Rain, a fan asked Craig about the follow up to 2008's James Bond film Quantum of Solace.

Craig responded that the next 007 flick will begin shooting next year, Variety magazine reports.

MGM has not publicly announced as start date for the next Bond film. The last news on the franchise was that screenwriters Peter Morgan (The Queen), Neal Purvis and Robert Wade were writing the screenplay for the next installment in the recently revigorated spy series.

The company, which is currently working to restructure its debt, had no comment on Craig's revelation.

A director still hasn't been picked for the next film.

Martin Campbell directed Casino Royale and Marc Forster directed Quantum of Solace, but neither is expected to return to the franchise.


Those last two chapters in the Bond series were huge money-spinners. Solace grossed $US586 million worldwide and Royale grossed $US594 million.

A Steady Rain is Craig's Broadway debut alongside someone who also knows something about franchises, Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman.

Considered different in Tamil Stories - Adventure stories were rare so far - but this movie could set a tone for more of this sort

Adhavan
Starring: Suriya, Nayanthara, Ramesh Kanna, Vadivelu
Direction: K.S.Ravikumar
Music: Harris Jayaraj
Production: Red Giant Movies



This Diwali, Suriya and KSR provide the fireworks with Aadhavan. Lighting up screens on festival day, Aadhavan aims to carry forward Suriya’s amazing run of success over the last couple of years. The film comes with a number of interesting points; the Suriya-KSR combination, Nayanthara as Suriya’s heroine, Saroja Devi in an important role after a long time and of course the regular attraction in almost every Suriya starrer these days, Harris Jayaraj’s music.

It was considered that the Kollywood had limited audience and cant go beyond the Tamil population.
Take it or not, with South Indian Stars making it big in the previous two or three decades, Kollywood is no more considered a smaller cousin to Bollywood. In the early years the mega blockbusters of Rajini, Kamal, Sivaji and MGR proved the might of Kollywood. Now when Rajini signed up co-production arrangement with Warner brothers, it tells us that the market for Kollywood might have been small, but the finer points they learnt in production are transported to much larger audience all over the world. I can see the possibility of simultaneous production of Tamil, Hindi and English versions, that could rock 'n roll

Can Bollywood overtake Hollywood?






My friend asked me the question. When I asked in what..., so far there is no reply.

I think Bollywood will remain Bollywood and Hollywood will take the finer aspects of Bollywood and more Hollywood movies would be shot in India studios and sets hereafter to cut cost.

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