Hi all, I have one doubt regarding SDM movie... Since when did Rahman started to work in this movie? Usually whenever Rahman signs a movie, atleast within a month we come to know about that. But I think we heard about "Slumdog millionaire" only before one month (I guess it's through Mr. Matt Islam). So can anybody throw light on this, since when Rahman is working on SDM's music and what is the full track list of the movie?
Thanks Avinash --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "jayaram81" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Wall Street Journal has a review and a scene from the movie. The > background score is good from what I heard. Any chance it is > completely Rahman's?? > > Review & video at > http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122056563373301369.html? mod=2_1168_1 > > > Rgds. > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gopal Srinivasan <catchgops@> > wrote: > > > > Slumdog Millionaire > > Director: Danny Boyle > > Starring: Dev Patel, Freida Pinto, Madhur Mittal, Anil Kapoor, > Irrfan Khan > > Danny Boyle is fast becoming a favourite director of mine, even > though this is only the third of his films that Iâve seen (28 Days > Later and Sunshine are the other two⦠while three more, > includingTrainspotting sit in my queue). Above all else, he is a > stunning visualist who produces memorable footage that helps his films > overcome other narrative weaknesses. I wasnât sure if his latest > film,Slumdog Millionaire would appeal to me as much as the other two, > given that it is a complete departure from his tense zombie film or > his hard sci-fi adventure. The film is a decidedly more human and more > earthy tale about a young man who grew up on the streets of India, who > finds himself a contestant on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a > Millionaire, having to face accusations of fraud for his ability to > make it to the final question. The film follows his life through > flashbacks, allowing Boyle to show off his ability for making dynamic > images with the > > bright colours of Mumbai, without losing the humanity of his > characters. And it works. This might be my favourite Boyle film yet. > > Verdict: Smashing Success - Easily my favourite movie of the > festival so far, this one is a real crowd-pleaser, with emotional > highs and lows, some genuine laughs, some tears, and a tense finale. > Put this one on your to see list, and make sure to stick around during > the final credits. > > > > http://andythesaint.wordpress.com/2008/09/08/tiff-08-day-4/ > > >
