Slumdog Millionaire
 

ok so this might not be everyones cup of tea....i have just watched the film and it was excellent

there have been a lot of good reviews on this film in the media in the last week, and all i can say is....they are all right, its a top film, well worth seeing :D

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I thought it looked good and the ads, wasnt sure though, will give it a go and watch it now :)

Well not just now, but when i get chance I will

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fab film!!!

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Finally seen this film and really enjoyed it, not everyones kind of film but I thought that it was great, well worth watching

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lol, nearly 3 months later

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i know, got there in the end though lol

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Danny Boyle, the director, is another Lancastrian exile resident here in the East End. He was in my local pub the other day and I couldn't help overhearing his conversation, which was all about a sequel to his Oscar winning triumph. I couldn't hear everything, but the gist of what he was saying was this:

The scene moves from India to England...to the south-west corner of a Lancashire Borough. I can't be sure of the name, but I'm sure the location began with an O and ended with an E and had about 13 letters in the name.

Anyway, the action takes place around a pub in the said location which gives the title of the film...."Black Dog Millionaire"

Danny was getting quite excited about this, until his mate pointed out that the plot was totally unrealistic as it was unlikely that anyone could be found in the said location intelligent enough to get beyond the first round of W.W.T.B.A.M. and anyway if they did, the audience wouldn't believe it unless of course, the plot involved said contestent being caught cheating, which would not result in a happy ending.

Danny agreed and him and his mate then supped up and left.

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I will have to see it it sound,s good.