(Nope not that one, the otherone)

Last week FUNAI, the Brazilian National Indian Foundation announced that they photographed a hitherto uncontacted Indian tribe near the Brazil-Peru border. The researchers flew over their huts in an aeroplane to photograph them and the Indians started shooting arrows at the plane to chase it away.

There are some games that are built with a story line. Most of the time, as long as the game is concerned, they are pretty good and keeps you playing the game to find the end of the story. And then comes someone who wants to make a movie out of the story line. 'In the Name of the King - A Dungeon Siege Tale' is one such movie; And any review on the movie can be summerized into two words, 'Total Crap'.

'No fucking nigger has accomplished what the American Mafia hasn’t, in a hundred years!' - American Gangster

The movies that are built on real life stories face with a basic problem; they have to portray the real story with least distortions and yet entertain the audience. When the story is about an african-american gangster who became probably the most powerful man in the city of New York at his time, this becomes a bit easy. Throw the drugs, the bullets and the sex in, and you got pretty much 80% done.