Sunday, August 31, 2008

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Review: Chamku

Anupama Chopra, Consulting Editor, Films

Chamku begins with scenes of bucolic bliss in Bihar. A farmer and his family are scampering in the swaying fields. It's so pretty that you know it's doomed.

Sure enough, before you know it, the father is shot dead and the son gravely wounded.

He is rescued by a Naxalite leader, who reads Pushkin and plans operation with equal dexterity. The leader christens the little boy Chamku and rears him to be a killer, played by Bobby Deol.

When the leader is killed, an intelligent agency officer makes a deal with Chamku: he now becomes a state sponsored assassin.

Until this point, Chamku is ferociously effective. Director Kabir Kaushik who earlier made the gritty eastern UP-police drama Seher, orchestrates the tragedy with an unflinching eye.

He has a feel for the rhythms and textures of the badlands. But the film starts faltering when the action moves to Mumbai.

Suddenly we see Chamku staring moodily at the sea wearing designer goggles, leather pants and a spiffy jacket. He also falls in love with a school teacher who channeling Sushmita Sen from Main Hoon Na, dresses exclusively in chiffon saris and sexy blouses.

Of course Chamku now wants to quit the killing fields but the only exit available is death.

Like in Seher, Kaushik is trying to create a damning portrait of the system. Everyone, from the minister to Chamku, is a pawn in this vast network of money and power.

Bobby Deol as a Naxalite requires serious suspension of disbelief but with impassive eyes and grim mouth, he strives hard to make it convincing.

But both Kaushik and Deol are hobbled by the screenplay. The plot movement is jerky, the characters are half-baked and the pace is slowed down by unnecessary songs, including an inexplicable item number.

Beyond a point, the incessant violence becomes predictable and tiresome. Chamku had the potential to be an insightful movie about a brutal system but the film manages to be only intermittently engaging. This is strictly average fare.

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Friday, August 29, 2008

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Death Race: Action. Starring Jason Statham, Ian McShane, Tyrese Gibson and Joan Allen. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. (R. 104 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.)

One more reason why Joan Allen is the most underrated actress of her generation: While Meryl Streep and Tilda Swinton are fine, multifaceted talents, neither one could pull off the line "Activate the Death Heads!" or "Release the Dreadnaught!" without looking completely ridiculous.

Hiring Allen to play an ice queen prison warden was the only good sense demonstrated by the makers of "Death Race," an ill-advised and severely wussified remake of the 1975 exploitation film "Death Race 2000." The combination of good actors and terrible dialogue might have allowed the film a chance at minor cult status, if it weren't for the frustratingly inept action sequences.

Perhaps worst of all, the makers of this movie have removed the political satire that was infused in the original Roger Corman-produced film and replaced it with scenes from "The Shawshank Redemption." No pedestrians get run over for points in this film, but there is a kindly older prisoner who dispenses advice, lots of male bonding in the auto shop and even a moment between stars Jason Statham and Tyrese Gibson that's reminiscent of the Morgan Freeman-Tim Robbins "Zihuatanejo" scene, complete with an unintended sexual subtext.

Blame this debacle on director-screenwriter Paul W.S. Anderson, who makes movies as if he's been interning under "BloodRayne" hack director Uwe Boll. Both approach filmmaking the way that your high school lunch lady approached cuisine: Individual ingredients are recognizable, but the finished product is shapeless glop. While it might be filling, no one with any taste could possibly call it good.

The remake begins, promisingly enough, with product placement for Pabst Blue Ribbon. This is a world gone mad, but at least you can still get good cheap beer. Statham is Jensen Ames, an ex-con trying to make an honest living who's been framed for murder and tricked into participating in a drive-to-the-death racing exhibition. Ames' main rival is Machine Gun Joe (Gibson, in the Sylvester Stallone role). His crew chief, Coach, is played by an uncharacteristically sage Ian McShane.

The difference between the two movies is instantly apparent. In the 1975 version, Corman and director Paul Bartel imagined a detailed future, then melded extreme violence and satire into one darkly funny stew. Hospital workers wheel out elderly patients on Euthanasia Day, intended as sacrificial lambs for the game's sick point system. Popular driver Frankenstein (David Carradine) veers around the old folks, and takes out a few doctors and nurses instead.

Anderson's new "Death Race" is bloody and violent, but it doesn't attempt to explore its dystopian world beyond a few lines of text in the beginning explaining the failing U.S. economy and privatization of prisons. Almost the entire film takes place within the grounds of a drab industrial penal facility - all the easier to shoot "Death Race" in Canada or Romania or whatever country gave the best tax break. As for the race, it's designed like a video game, down to the flashing lights that the drivers roll over to activate their guns and smoke screens.

All of the above might have been forgiven if the action sequences weren't shot in close-up, shaky-cam quick edits, guaranteeing that no single camera angle will be used for more than three seconds. Michael Bay has been doing this with his driving scenes for years, usually in small doses. In "Death Race," this technique is the primary means of shooting the entire film. There may have been some really good stunt work, but it was either replaced by CGI or lost on the cutting-room floor.

It also becomes apparent that, despite plenty of executions throughout the film, no innocents are getting killed. Watching a "Death Race" movie without a single dead pedestrian is like eating a box of Frosted Flakes without any high fructose corn syrup. This might as well be a "Herbie, the Love Bug" remake.

That leaves much of the burden of entertainment on Allen, who really is excellent. There aren't too many Tony-winning, Steppenwolf Theatre-trained actresses who will look at a script that contains the line "OK, -sucker. F- with me and we'll see who s- on the sidewalk," and say, "You know what, I'm on board."

Allen delivers that line with so much skill and grace, she'll almost make you forget that you're watching a bad movie.

-- Advisory: This film contains violence, gore, strong sexual innuendos and profanity. That last warning doesn't, however, apply to Ian McShane, who is surprisingly f-bomb-free when traveling outside the Dakota Territory.

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DAMBULLA, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - India opening batsman Virender Sehwag has been ruled out of the one-day series against Sri Lanka after injuring his ankle in training.

India's leading batsman in the test series, Sehwag twisted his ankle in training on Sunday and missed the opener of the five-match series a day later, a contest India lost by eight wickets.

Sehwag will return home and a decision on whether to send out a replacement has yet to be made.

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni admitted the loss of the in-form opener was a major blow.

"He was a batsman in top form but that's the way it goes in cricket," Dhoni told reporters.

India are already without talismanic batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who has an elbow injury.

Match facts
Form guide (last 5 ODIs)
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Watch out for
Sanath Jayasuriya: The last time he played India, Jayasuriya cracked a match-winning 125, his sixth ODI hundred against them. Jayasuriya relishes playing the Indians - no one has scored as many runs against them as he has - and even more so at home, where he averages 46.44 at a strike-rate of exactly a run a ball. His record in Dambulla isn't as impressive - an average of 26.23, with just one half-century in 15 innings - but against India he'll fancy his chances of turning that around.

Yuvraj Singh: has announced he is in peak form for this series with an astonishing 121-ball 172 in the practice match against a Sri Lankan XI. The absence of Sachin Tendulkar places an even greater burden on Yuvraj, who will be keen to prove he can handle that responsibility as well as tackle the mighty Sri Lankan spinners.

Team news
Sri Lanka have packed their squad with nine batsmen, which means three will probably miss out. Kumar Sangakkara had opened the batting through most of the Asia Cup, and he could do so again, allowing the team to slot in five specialist bowlers, with Chaminda Vaas coming in at No. 7. Dilhara Fernando struggled in the tour game against the Indians and is unlikely to make the cut.

Sri Lanka (likely) 1 Sanath Jayasuriya, 2 Kumar Sangakkara (wk), 3 Mahela Jayawardene (capt), 4 Chamara Kapugedera, 5 Chamara Silva, 6 Tillakaratne Dilshan, 7 Chaminda Vaas, 8 Nuwan Kulasekara, 9 Thilan Thushara, 10 Ajantha Mendis, 11 Muttiah Muralitharan.

India are likely to play five bowlers, which means Harbhajan Singh and Pragyan Ojha will form a two-pronged spin attack. With Zaheer Khan a certainty, Irfan Pathan, Munaf Patel and RP Singh will fight for two spots. Pathan's batting prowess could give him the edge, while Munaf, being the only right-arm bowler in the mix, could get the nod over RP.

India (likely) 1 Gautam Gambhir, 2 Virender Sehwag, 3 Suresh Raina, 4 Yuvraj Singh, 5 Mahendra Singh Dhoni (capt & wk), 6 Rohit Sharma, 7 Irfan Pathan, 8 Pragyan Ojha, 9 Harbhajan Singh, 10 Zaheer Khan, 11 Munaf Patel.

Pitch & conditions
The pitch looks firm, with a fair amount of grass which is likely to be shaved off before the game begins. The weather is likely to be clear as well, and the conditions suggest the toss might not be that big a factor.

Stats & Trivia

* Sri Lanka have won 13 out of 18 ODIs at the Rangiri Dambulla Stadium. Before their two defeats to England in October last year, they were on a nine-match winning streak, dating back to February 2004.

* India have won two out of five matches here, but have lost all three games against Sri Lanka.

* Muttiah Muralitharan has a bowling average of 13.34 and an economy rate of 3.28 runs per over at this ground, with 29 wickets from 12 ODIs. Sri Lanka have won each of the last five matches here when Murali has played.

* Teams batting first have won 12 out of 23 games, averaging 23.66 runs per wicket and 4.14 runs per over. Teams chasing have won 11, and average 23.92 runs per wicket and 4.04 runs per over. In the ten day games, teams batting first and chasing have won five times each.

* Rahul Dravid is the only batsman to score an ODI century at this ground - he made 104 against UAE in 2004. Sri Lanka's highest here is an unbeaten 97 by Marvan Atapattu against South Africa the same year. (Click here for the highest scores in Dambulla.)

* Spinners have taken 139 wickets here at an average of 24.05 and an economy rate of 3.95. The fast bowlers have been equally successful, with 178 wickets at 26.96 and an economy rate of 3.93.

Quotes
"With Sanath in form it's a great thing. The starts he gets makes a huge different. If he stays for 10-15 overs, it's likely we will get a good start. He's like Sehwag for India. That gives a different dimension to our set up."
Mahela Jayawardene highlights the importance of Sanath Jayasuriya in the Sri Lankan batting line-up

"Sehwag is the sort who takes a bit of risk at times. Whenever he gets us that start we have a fair chance of winning. He's in very good nick, so is Gambhir. Both played well in the Tests so they have some added responsibility on them."
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India's captain, suggests that the openers will be key for his team as well
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