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Unfortunately, you do not realize that movies are meant to entertain! This was not a documentary. Your comments about real life and language and realism are worthless. The question is did it entertain. And the answer is A) Yes

As far as the boy getting arrested in the first place, you do not know India. There does not have to be a reason/charge.

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How is it that your movie "Slum Dog Millionaire" made so much money but left the children who starred in the movie in devastating poverty?
How is it possible for you to even breathe without making sure the children who were in the film have proper homes?

I believe there is an obligation on your part to help those whose lives you have touched.

Sophie Smolinski
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Awesome, there aren't many movies i want to watch more than once but this is definately one of them. The best movie I have seen in year and years and the music is brilliant.

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I am so distraught over the current plight of the youngest children in this movie. It's hard for me to reconcile that this movie made over 100 million dollars and yet both children are presently homeless. I've scoured the Intranet trying to prove that Danny Boyle and 20th Century Fox is taking care of these children's immediate needs. However, I've found nothing. I've read that Danny Boyle has set up trust funds for Education. Yet, how can he, or anyone is a position to help, sit back and watch these kids struggle for food and shelter in the interim? It's despicable, loathsome & cruel for anyone who made money from this film to ignore this situation. Danny Boyle, you've brought these young children into the spotlight and now we all get to watch their painful lives while you bask in the glory of your riches. It's disgusting.

Hi Mr Danny Boyle

I am really devastated to learn that the children you used in your film are still in living in dire poverty.Why cant you buy those children proper houses and give them proper education as they are highly gifted.Dont be so mean.

with reported $326 million "is there no heart for the producers and the ultimate winners of the movie'

yey you guys exploited the theme etc but you guys have left the little ones form the slums high and dry or rather low and wet;

look at the pathetic situation with the little kids;

give them a change from the abundance that you have enriched yourselves with;

............ read the real lives the actor child(ren) are living:
news:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090428/ap_on_re_as/as_india_slumdog

No happily ever after yet for 'Slumdog' kid stars
MUMBAI, India – Rubina Ali's house is flooded with sewer water, and her feet itch. She's discovered a world of creepy-crawlies in the opaque gray water: scorpions, rats and slithery creatures with lots of legs.

Two months ago, the child star of the hit movie "Slumdog Millionaire" was worrying about what to wear to the Oscars. Now she has come home to a very different problem: How to get the fetid water out of her family's one-room shack.

The 9-year-old picked up a plastic bucket Monday and began to scoop, but it was hopeless. "There are a lot of rats," she told the Associated Press with a shudder, standing in water above her ankles. "In the night also."

Eight Oscars and $326 million in box office receipts have so far done little to improve the lives of the film's two impoverished child stars.

A totally realistic creation which left everyone open eyed. The day i went to watch this movie in the theater was the best experience i had until now and the most astonishing one too. What was funny was that i saw this movie in America and after the movie was over me and my friend sat there for a little bit longer to see the dance sequence. when we got up to go in the middle of the song, we noticed that no one had moved from their seat. It was like everyone was hypnotized!

That itself showed how much it moved everyone's hearts.

thank you for making the movie Mr Boyle

I usually watch " high budgeted" movies... the ones usually advertised a lot. The reason thereof, is that, at least, in my head.... there is greater chance that the movie 'will be worth the time and the money' to be spent.

Same as many reviewees, i didnt hear about the movie until it won. But still i wasnt that interested to watch ( cant remember the reason, maybe i got busy).

But on my friend's birthday, he rented it. The rest is history, here i am writing you.....

congratulations.... your movie will be remembered by me till i grow old. Its unique..... though most of the themes ( undying love, tragedy, goons and guns, etc) are not original.... but i dont know, they way everything was re-arranged and re-configured, MADE IT ABSOLUTELY GREAT!.

Joy, RN

i wish you made more previews of the movie because i didnt even hear of the movie until it won the academy awards!!! this movie is worth spending money on a movie ticket for. like i said in many of my other comments, this movie is specail and for you to capture these scens, you have great talent. by the way...my favorite/disturbing scene was when the people attacked jamal's village. um...was it the hindu's? i have to look that up. anyway, when you showed the god rama figure(im sorry, i dont know much about the religion) or the boy painted blue,it shocked me because its so different. it seemed that these people were drilling into that toddler's head that this is right. burning people alive is right. its weird to think in their point of view, its weird to think in the villians point of view...thank you for broadening my horizen.

okay...hi mr. boyle i am a high school student but not from kingsville tx but tampa florida. i enjoyed your movie with a passion. im obsessed. people think im so weird because of my taste but oh well, i say, different is quality. i love your work and you should come with all your crew to tampa florida to sign autographs and take me out for coffee!!! that sounds a bit creepy doesnt it? i didnt mean it in a rapist way haha

i hope you read these things but i can imagine that these get boring after awhile. i think that you captured the slums great. i have a geography teacher and she's educated and would tell us these stories that were horrible but the movie, i guess since im visual, it had more impact. and also thanks for showing the upside of india because my sterotype of india was only slums. because that's all we talk about in america and that's all we see is the slums. i never knew there was better. we only see commercials about these poor hungry children and to give alms and when we hear of india and other countries besides english speaking countries are alwys in war and bombings. to anyone who reads this, is there really bombings all the time?

Dear Mr Boyle. I don't imagine you will read this, but anyway.... Kudos, kudos, and yet more kudos. I'm not a movie buff by any stretch, however, I recognise fine art when i see it. You have raised the bar quite significantly, blown the rest clean out of the water. Your film is right up there, and I mean right up there with the very best. Hats off to all involved. Fantastic achievement. Please shake Mr Beaufoy's hand for me when you next see him. He has created a tale of almost dickensian magnitude. AWESOME

Dear Mr. Boyle
I'm a highschool student and I would like to tell you that your film "Slumdog Millionaire" is a really good movie that I enjoyed watching since it was funny and showed courage and hope through out the film. I am looking forward to watch other films you have made.
Respectfully
Sara Gonzalez
sara_sariux@hotmail.com

Mr. Boyle
My name is Jonathan Hau, I am a high school student in Kingsville, TX. My writing class watched your film Slumdog Millionaire. The movie is very interesting and funny. I can tell you that really like me, it have a lot of information about daily life in India. I appreciate your job and how you work with those kids, it was a very nice thing for them. The best part of the movie was when Jamal jumped to the human excrement, it was much exited.
Respectfully
Jonathan Hau

Mr. Boyle:

My name is Paola Hernandez and I am a high school student in Kingsville, Tx.
At my point of view, it is an excellent movie were I learn different things about life and that you have to fight for what you want and your dreams. I hope to see more of you productions.

Mr. Boyle.

I’m glad to be able to write you a letter, not all film directors allow spectators to write them. My name is Juan Chavez; I’m attending high school at Kingsville, TX in south-east
US.

Mr. Boyle “Slumdog Millionaire” film was definitely amazing, I really like it. The way you combined the love story between Jamal Malik and Latika among with the lack of civil rights and humiliation the country of India is has had or is having, was really good.

I liked every scene on the movie, you play with our feelings and that made us (spectators) felt more touch. This movie made me feel more concern about the humiliation sometimes we all as humanity have within each other. Thanks for making us reflect on our acts making use of the “big-screen” and at the same time letting us have a great time of fun.

Thank you for your time.

Mr. Boyle, I’m a High school student in Kingsville, Texas and recently in my Literary Class we made a trip to the movie theatre to watch your 8 academy award winner film “Slumdog Millionaire”.
Sir let me point out that your film has been one of the best movies I have ever seen and let me commiserate with you about your favorite scene in the movie about the old woman tapping on the car’s window and wishing Jamal good luck.
To finish a want to congratulate you for your big success with this movie and I look forward to watch another film of yours.

Respectfully
Javier Villegas.

Mr. Boyle:
Last saturday i saw your film and, as you may inagine, i loved it i appreciate what you made for this kids it is such a nice thing. i'm sure they are also grateful. i loved the camera management you used and the flashback style. i just loved the movie
ismael sandoval

Mr. Boyle
I have recently seen one of your newest films called "Slumdog Millionaire" which I am sure you are satisfied with the success it had. I have to say I truly feel in love with this film, you depict India like I have never seen before, and the story line is truly amazing. The way you play with the different moods in the film is very entertaining you had me laughing but at the same time you keep me on the edge of my seat with the suspense. I am looking forward to seeing more of your films soon.

Hi Mr.Boyle
My name is Paola Escamilla and I am a student attending high school in Kingsville, Texas. The reason I am writing you this comment is to congratulate you for the Academy Awards the movie won. I recently saw your new film Slumdog Millionaire, and I sincerely think it is awesome. I absolutely liked the way you put together many aspects of Indian life and culture, such as music, dances and the famous Taj Mahal. I really enjoyed your film and I look forward to seeing your next movie project.

Dear Mr. Boyle
My name is Cesar Gomez and I am a student from Texas. I got the opportunity to watch your movie, Slumdog Millionaire, and I really want to have the chance to tell you how much I enjoyed, it really make me have a good time. One of the parts that I really enjoyed is when they arrived to the Taj Mahal and they use their survivor skills to find a way to make money.
I want to congratulate you for the big piece of art that you had directed.
Respectfully
Cesar Gomez

Mr. Boyle
My name is Paola, and first of all I want to congratulate you because of the Academy Awards you won. I recently saw your new film Slumdog Millionaire, and I sincerely think it is awesome. I like the way it evolves many aspects of India culture; music, dances and the famous Taj Mahal. I really enjoyed your film and I am hopping to watch another of your movies soon.

I saw the movie last weekend and i have to admit that i was really curious about the reasons why it had been highly praised in the Academy Awards. Once I watched i wanted to see it again instantly. I did saw it one more time and discovered several different aspects of it. The music is just superb A R Rahman is a musical genious, but its the story itself what really brought my attention to it. The idea of destiny has always sound confusing to me. Do we really need to try? or are we meant to, because 'it is written'?
Overall the movie was to me like a sip of freshness and renewal showing the real Mumbai entwined in Jamal's story, even if that reality is alterated by the director to explain his vision. I enjoyed every scene of the movie.
Ana Melendez

I appreciate Danny Boyle's effort on making movie in and on Mumbai.

The one thing that bothers me the most is that the real slum kids were only paid a mere 800 dollars to do the movie and even after the movie and all the monetary success the powers at be decided to pay for their schooling at 50 dollars a month. Meanwhile, one the of the boys is now living under a tarp and Rubina lives next to open sewage. This is capitalism at its worst and the Director, Colson and esp. Fox Searchlight are no better than gangsters they protray in the film. You cannot take these kids to Hollywood and then drop them off in the slums a few days later. What are you doing to help these families get out of the slums NOW?!! Maybe I should call Boyle, Colson and Fox SearchLight the real dogs! Even if they gave the kids the money it would have cost to fly them to the Oscars it would change their lives forever, but no they had to exploit them some more!

Do the right thing and let us know what you elitist snobs are doing to help these families??? Do the right thing!

I liked the movie a lot. I almost walked out becuase of the torture and violence. I did not like the name Slum Dog and I think that is very rude. I wish they did not think that was a good idea. The actors were so true to life. The ending was fun and I am glad truth,honor and stick to it attitude rules! I just wish I knew how powerful and heavy the film was before I made a commitment to sit there and absorb the loud music and the crazy violent stuff. What if the poor kid did not know the correct answer and he had lost! He still would have won, because he did not give in to lies and he got his love of life back. I am still thinking about all those poor children and adults with the clash of religion and the problems. We have this here only behind closed doors.

I watched this movie with my 15 year old son, who used to be terrified of the beggars at car windows in Delhi. we both left the cinema so happy but also sad for the children with such lives. Ijust want to help them now. Well done for making a film that was entertaining story but also opening up peoples hearts to poverty stricken people. We know India has so many facets, the rich, history, but it is Ok to see our down side. Our problems is not that we don't have kind good people even amongst this poverty trying to help but it is the sheer numbers of people.

This movie deserves every Oscar it is nominated for. What a brillaint movie.

I did not understand the D: It is written
at the end. I did come in late to see the film. Did I miss something at the beginning?

The story is fantasy, but the humanity is real. I grew up in poverty, surrounded by depravity, enduring physical, emotional and sexual abuse. I don't care where they say this story happened, this is what happens to millions of children and young people everyday all over the world. (At least until the part about winning a million dollars and reuniting with your true love.) I loved it and hope it opens peoples eyes to how low a person can start in life, yet still attain happiness and fullfillment. God is truly good.

Scenes of poverty and squalour may appear romantic to Westerners and to our snooty elite but for ordinary Indians they are nothing new. They are an everyday reality. However, one wonders what sort of mind can find such images aesthetically pleasing. Party-hopping socialites (for example, Shobhaa De after all her bombast of "enough is enough" after the Mumbai attack, went and watched a pirated copy!) who are distanced from such reality may find this film an "eye-opener" but for us it IS just poverty-porn. It IS just slum- voyeurism. The music/soundtrack and the technical quality is excellent but I think, overall, the film is unrealistic and over-rated because:
1) The director seems to RELISH showing violence. Some of it (like the police-torture) is quite needless. And why was the boy arrested in the first place? On what charge? Was it realistic?
2) How can a boy growing up in slums speak such accented English? Even if one assumes that the language he actually uses to communicate with the game-show host and the police officer is Hindi (granting the director the creative license to use a language better suited for international audiences), there are 2 instances where it is stretched too far: (a) when the boy becomes a ‘guide’ for foreign tourists at the Taj Mahal & (b) when he becomes a substitute-operator at the call-centre.
3) When the boy uses his ‘lifeline’ during the game-show, his friend discovers that she has forgotten her mobile and has to run back for it. This is plain Bollywood masala! Did the director HAVE to make it so melodramatic?
4) How did the boy know who invented the revolver just by watching his brother use it?
How does his friend know about Benjamin Franklin?
5) “Darshan Do Ghanshyam” is NOT written by Surdas. It is written by Gopal Singh Nepali for the movie Narsi Bhagat (1957). This song is also credited as traditional and originally written by 15th century poet Narsi Mehta, whose life that film is based on.
6) After winning the game-show, the boy sits on the railway platform and nobody recognizes him! Considering the popularity of the show, is that realistic?
7) Two glaring omissions: To get invited to the show one has to answer several GK questions over phone or Internet. Even after making it to the show, a contestant can reach the hot-seat, only after qualifying through “fastest finger first”. All this is conveniently forgotten in the film.
8) And of course the greatest flaw in the storyline: programmes like 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' and 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' are NOT telecast live. As a result the entire structure of the film becomes unrealistic. For a film that boasts of being realistic such a flaw cannot be overlooked.
Due to all these flaws, “Slumdog Millionaire” is no better or worse than an average Bollywood masala film and the Academy will lose its credibility if it gives this film the Best Picture & Best Director awards.