Slumdog millionaire I enjoyed the film did you enjoy it too?

I think that a lot of films are over hyped and slumdog is no exceptions, but its still a good film never the less. Oh, and did you say you like horror films? or did you only mean Danny Boyle films, well if you meant you like horror in general, I'm one of the biggest horror film and thriller movie buffs/fans, in fact I wish I could create a blog dedicated to horror and thriller films, the dilemma is that I'll need different images from horror films to make it cool and its so difficult to find public domain film images, and theres so many copy right laws to worry about. so I decided to squash the idea for now if you happen to have any ideas on how I can start my horror blog site feel free to PM me. Well let me stop bubbling, well thanks for responding.

I do like horror films. But really the fact that I am a Danny Boyle fan comes from being a long time fan of Christopher Eccleston, I got into Danny Boyle's work because he has worked with CE on a lot of things (like Shallow Grave, 28 Days Later etc)

actually speaking, this is purely an indian movie....director danny belong to irish, but that doesn't sound in this movie.... movie was completely filled by indian actors and the background music and music direction and production was by an INDIAN.... And that INDIAN music Director has won two Oscars In ur State Los Angeles... Millionaire Programme is an indian Show....so everything belong to india.. and we deserve the oscar and we have won the oscar... and there is no hype created for this movie, this movie clearly deserves...

director alone cannot make a movie, almost all of his associates were indians... the world have declared that this was an indian movie and an indian has won two oscars...

It is a collaboration. You cannot ignore the fact that the director is British based and the novel was taken up to become a screenplay by a British production company. That doesn't take away from the fact that a great Indian crew, actors, musicians etc helped to create it - you are right to be proud of that. I don't know whether it deserved the oscar or not, because it is very subjective what people think of a movie.

Yes know what you mean I wish I could reached through my TV screen and helped those children in the film, especially on the scene where they lost there mother it was a very sad moment in the film, and I just kept thinking what are they going to do now, but as we saw they had to find there own way.

hey people, we are not poor.....but actually our entire country is not poor, some part may be economically struggling, but most of our people are having enough money to survive and we do not ask anybody to aid us economically, we are pretty strong and we stand and work very hard to make our livelihood easy and i dont want anybody to comment my country as poor...im very much proud to be an indian.....

I watched it twice I like the love story. The poverty in India is almost the same here in the Philippines. India is a crowded country like what I observed in the film. Yes I like the love story of Latika and Jamal. I don't it is really overrated but I Slumdog Millionaire is have a simple story but you can feel the struggle that they have been too to be able to survive.

Yup that scene was really gross but kind of funny too.

overrated......my country men have done this movie and this is our first attempt and on our first attempt my state's musician has won two oscars and he dedicated it to our people and said "every honors to god" and i think somebody should replace the panel of oscar for enlisting the movies oscar awards in Los Angeles, so people should not think that it was overrated... whatever people say, we dont mind, we have won the oscar...

Ok, first of all, it's not India first attempt in Oscar. Every year, every country are eligible to put their films to compete in the Oscars. As I can remember there is one movie that even nominated in Best Foreign Pic few years ago, I think it 's Devdas? Second, it's not an Indian movie. Mind you, it was made by British director, Danny Boyle who shoots with many Indians. I didn't make opinion about the Indians, I just think as a whole movie, it's not as good as many other great movies came last year. For the score, yes I think it's a great score and song that deserved an Oscar

yeah, I wonder why it takes so long for Bolywood industry to conquer US market. Indian movie industry has been there since decades ago. Even my mom and dad used to watch Indian movies back in 50s and 60s where Hollywood movies are very rare to be found in my country. Well, I'll definitely support the movie if it is good. More power to Asian countries :)

The blind boy answered "Benjamin Franklin", am I right? That was really good. And he doesn't envy Jamal, he knows that each person has their luck. I hope Jamal would get him now he's rich and famous.

LOL yes you should check the film out before you read this post so you can judge and enjoy it for yourself I think you might like the film, well maybe you can let me know.

Was the city of god released to international audience's like slumdog?

I loved that song too jai ho fun song for sure.

Music composed by A R Rahman and the song is by Sukhwinder Singh, i believe. it is really a great one.

Yes I knew about the films award wins, I liked the little love story among other parts I also enjoyed Jamal and his brothers growing up story, though I was saddened by the fact that jamal's mother was killed in the story thats why it was nice that the story ended on a more positive note.

Oh sorry I forgot that there might be some that still havent seen it yet, well if its any constellation you still should get the DVD because you still may enjoy seeing it for your self with the music even though this topic might have given the film a way a little.

Yea I had the same feeling of scepticism before I saw the film but like you I was pleasantly surprised too, I thought the film was very good.

Oh the out house bathroom scene was funny and gross all at the same time haha, thanks for responding.

You should see it you might enjoy it, I sure did I was surprised at how entertaining it was to watch.

Yes a very good film in my opinion. and being from the US its nice to see a story about other cultural backgrounds, and such a great story too, I watched it twice.