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telegraph.co.uk - 1/12/2009

Slumdog Millionaire: the first film of the Obama era

— telegraph.co.uk — It has been an earth-shaking few days for British director Danny Boyle, screenwriter Simon Beaufoy and the... cast of their Mumbai-set movie Slumdog Millionaire . The film has captured the imagination of the public and critics alike, and is the clear ... (more) Slumdog Millionaire: the first film of the Obama era

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thecriticalcritics.com - 1/12/2009

Movie Review: Slumdog Millionaire (2008)

— thecriticalcritics.com — To think a harrowing story about feral Indian brothers and their trials to reach manhood would be... sneaking up to possibly steal a best picture Oscar. Such is the case with Slumdog Millionaire — a craftily told story (based on the novel Q & A by ... (more) Movie Review: Slumdog Millionaire (2008)

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largeassmovieblogs.blogspot.com - 1/14/2009

LAMBScores: Slumdog Millionaire

— largeassmovieblogs.blogspot.com — The Dark of the Matinee Sarahnomics Doodad Kind of Town The Stop Button Punch Drunk Critics Cut.... Print. Review. The Flick Chick Pluck You, Too! The Critical Critics I'm Feeling So Blahg From the Front Row Bitchin' Film Reviews Film ... (more) LAMBScores: Slumdog Millionaire

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Rant: Slumdog Millionaire Is Not A Joyous Celebration Of Indian Culture
Cinema Blend News — Rant: Slumdog Millionaire Is Not A Joyous Celebration Of Indian Culture Even before it won the Golden Globe tonight, Slumdog Millionaire was the odds on favorite to win Oscar’s Best Picture. It’s one of the year’s best reviewed films and the reviewers who have praised it justify their love of the film by calling it “upbeat and colorful” , ...

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Film | guardian.co.uk — ... "This is a film so upbeat and colourful that, by the time you're relaying its infectious air of optimism to friends, you could forget that it features orphans, slaughter, organised crime, poverty, enslavement and police brutality in its crowd-pleasing repertoire of suffering and renewal," writes Time Out's Dave Calhoun. "Hell, it even ends with a get-up-and-dance Bollywood number on the platform of Mumbai's Victoria Terminus." ...