vaibhav00636

Quite simply put, Seasons 1-3 are the best 3 seasons of comedy ever shown on TV and are way ahead of its time.

(Also, the BEST CAST of all time)

The production design and cinematography are far ahead of (sitcoms) shows of that era and never feel dated even after 20 years.

SEASON 1 - The start with the iconic pilot episode and the Banana Stand episode as its standouts places the viewers along with the best cast ever put to a Sitcom.

SEASON 2 - This is the peak of the show and probably the best season of any TV Series I've ever seen with its numerous gags and amazingly written story arcs and not to mention the best Puppet ever.

SEASON 3 - The shortest season which is still brilliantly funny from the beginning till the end along with memorable appearances by Charlize Theron and Saddam Hussein of all people, all along ending up the main storyline with a bittersweet, albeit very hilarious finale.

The writing in this show is so hilarious that some of the jokes appear to the mind on another re watch or viewing. Thats how clever the show is.

Story wise it is pretty much a Disney version of Hamlet but the things that elevate this movie to one of the best ''films'' ever made are :-

1) The Voice acting - Magnificent work from James Earl Jones as the upstanding and honorable Mufasa the King and Jeremy Irons as Scar probably the best Disney villain ever with the best song of the film.

2) The animation - Brilliantly utilizes CGI when needed and featuring some of the most beautiful hand drawn sequences in animation history.

3) The songs - No words here just overall great songs

4) The best thing - The phenomenal score by Hans Zimmer for which he rightfully won his Oscar. The score itself lefts you speechless especially in the Remember who you are, scene. Quite possibly the best score and music in film history right up there with Star Wars.

All in all a brilliant film to be enjoyed by all ages.

This is the Tarantino Movie of the 2000's no doubt, carried by fictional storyline set in WW2 that can only be hoped to have been real.

The main highlight of the film is not the storyline or Brad Pitt but a magnificent performance by Christoph Waltz who portrays his role and speaks multiple languages flawlessly. How can someone be so talented and underrated at the same time. His performance will make you root for him despite him being the villain.

Storyline and screenplay were as usual very good and Mr Waltz truly deserved the Oscar for his role.