| roshiq |
01-12-2009 11:17 PM |
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Originally Posted by alkytrio666
(Post 779408)
Slumdog Millionaire (2008)
.... the film works like a fairy tale, and though the story is magical and charming when it comes together, it isn't relatable. For what it is, though, the film succeeds; it has a pulse, relaying its story with never a dull moment or an unnecessary one. Original, and certainly one of the year's best.
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Definitely but as far my little lovely experience with Indian films (I'm not saying that SDM is an Indian film; just according to the premise of the story/film) I think in India there have already been a lot of great movies made (as more or less covered the same premise of street/Slum lives as well as corruption & underworld activities) but not 'somehow' critically acclaimed worldwide like the way SDM did. For example, Salaam Bombay (1988), Satya (1998), Company (2002) were also some fascinating movies that appealed to me in more broad way than SDM.
I like to hear from _V_ regarding this issue.
It was a beautiful story indeed, specially I mostly liked the childhood part of 2 brothers..specially when Jamal ran to get an autograph from Big B..that was awesome! :) |
