I had not really paid close attention to this in a long time now. One thing that used to stand out in south Indian movies as compared to American blockbusters are what folks refer to as the "punch" dialogue or "punch" moment. I struggled to explain it better than to say that those were moments similar to the ones in Few Dollars More when Clint Eastwood picks the fight with Lee Van Cleef and they both show off their skills in front of the motel. South Indian movies have lots of such moments to introduce the hero - however crazy/senseless they may be but they will stir up the audience. Now I know what those are better!
Read this and you will know what those are because these are oft used: http://io9.gizmodo.com/5503945/good-character-development-includes-the-all-important-f-yeah-moment#_ga=1.74140178.1447581691.1457936589
Comments any one? Have you seen latest Vijay/Suriya/Ajith/Maheshbabu/Prabas or even yesteryear's Rajnikanth or Chiranjevi movies? Would you agree?
Read this and you will know what those are because these are oft used: http://io9.gizmodo.com/5503945/good-character-development-includes-the-all-important-f-yeah-moment#_ga=1.74140178.1447581691.1457936589
Comments any one? Have you seen latest Vijay/Suriya/Ajith/Maheshbabu/Prabas or even yesteryear's Rajnikanth or Chiranjevi movies? Would you agree?
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