SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE - Danny Boyle On India

Director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, 28 Days Later) discusses the benefits and challenges of shooting a film in India.

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[MrSeekerofjustice]

@sweetypie000

As a person from the UK, I think silence would be a good option..... Know your place in this world. And btw, travel to India, their major cities are almost as good as most of your "european" (laughs hysterically) cities! As a result of British colonization, India went from being the wealthiest nation in the world to one of the poorest and now they have bounced back and have rightfully reclaimed their place as one of the engines of the human race. As a brit, you should know this!

[MrSeekerofjustice]

@sweetypie000

And the fact remains that the England is a worthless country living off stolen money from India. YOU be gone, and stop being the disappointment that your parents thought you would be.

[SuperiFox]

They've produced Radiohead. That's better than fucking any nation, ever.

[gatheringleaves]

@garply101

You worthless piece of trash, India was doing fine and managing their own affairs long before British Colonization, in fact you stupid Brits actually screwed up the country much worse than it was before Colonization. India had extremely advanced science and architecture when Britain was nothing more than a bunch of warring Celtic tribes and Clans who's greatest achievement was Stonehenge!

[garply101]

Typical pathetic, arrogant Indians making comments. This is what Indians are like, pretentious, and think they invented everything? Sad. If India was such a wealthy advanced nation why was it owned by a small island nation? You should thank the British for the railways, system of government and law, the benefits of the anglophone tongue, the many buildings designed by the British in India. New Delhi was designed by a British Architect. The list goes on. All this in exchange for metals and gems.

[MrSeekerofjustice]

@kentgreendisco

Unless you are British, you will have a very good experience in India... trust me....

[kentgreendisco]

@MrSeekerofjustice

I totally appreciated India and ached to visit it. You kind of change my perspective now. Hoping people get hit by trailers and get cancer. I think I'll avoid you now...

[dacatmon]

@deltaforcedf So do you say that the stuff depicted doesn't exist? If it does, fix it for crying out loud! So the dude took a portrait of the bad side of India. Can't wait to see a film like that done to America. Byt let's face it. This movie has generated much rage. Rage garners attention. Attention can lead to change. If half the people in all flame wars stopped downing each other, nameblaming, or not confronting the actual problem did just that, we might just get somewhere..

[dacatmon]

@Blazinfistsoffury ...and as an American, I agree that some of us are retarded Some are geniuses too. But do you know why GW. Bush was hated? If your only mouthing what you saw, learn. And just so you know, almost every single American president Managed to be placed in a position where society remembers the 'big guys' name, and so naturally becomes the fall guy. I would troll about how u need 2 travel here to learn who we are, but then I realize people need to learn about their own countries.

[dacatmon]

Usually I don't comment on flames because any sensible comment shall be washed down by much rage. (btw, I am an American. I live in Phoenix. AZ. I am 15 yrs old. Let that invalidate whatever I am about to say.) I haven't gone to India. But I do know that 3rd world countries have tendencies to be below the poverty limit. India might have fancy cities as well, but those that are poor are still poor. Shuddup this fingerpointing and figure out how to get people out of the poverty line. K? k. bye.