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**Lt_Apple** · 06-16-2006, 05:46 AM

Originally Posted by Nakeeran Originally Posted by bingleguy He may not be inspired yaar ... he has his own style of thinking !

I am confused now. Are you saying this about Alpacino

No meant Lal

Ooma kusumbu innum vidale

I understand Virumandi is also an inspiration :

Virumandi has a few inspirations from 'Life of David Gale'. In both movies the victim has consensual sex, but that is used against the Guy, by the hands of Law. The cut-away-to-flashback to explain crucial segments looks and seems common. There ends the common thread. 'Life of David Gale' was a movie, which, apart from having a terrific script, dealt with a story that was atleast sincere about its approach and argument against Capital Punishment. It explains how such a tool (Death Sentence) can be used against innocent people. Sadly in Virumandi this tool is used in a hypocritical way

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06-16-2006, 05:46 AM	#13
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	Originally Posted by Nakeeran Originally Posted by bingleguy He may not be inspired yaar ... he has his own style of thinking ! I am confused now. Are you saying this about Alpacino No meant Lal Ooma kusumbu innum vidale I understand Virumandi is also an inspiration : Virumandi has a few inspirations from 'Life of David Gale'. In both movies the victim has consensual sex, but that is used against the Guy, by the hands of Law. The cut-away-to-flashback to explain crucial segments looks and seems common. There ends the common thread. 'Life of David Gale' was a movie, which, apart from having a terrific script, dealt with a story that was atleast sincere about its approach and argument against Capital Punishment. It explains how such a tool (Death Sentence) can be used against innocent people. Sadly in Virumandi this tool is used in a hypocritical way Idhu unmaya Great Anne
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