"Slumdog Millionaire" is a mesmerizing romance with cultural aspects and originality that no film has touched.

Rating: Null/10 (10 July 2014)

Jamal Malik is a poor child from the slums of Mumbai, India who enters India's most acclaimed game-show "who wants to be a millionaire?" With no proper education, Jamal is extremely close to winning a large amount of rupees and becoming famous to India. How did he do it? Every question that Jamal is asked has some significance in his complex life that will bring him closer to his true love that he met at a young age. From meeting celebrities, to being kidnapped, to living in poverty, the gravity of Jamal's life that still continues while being on the show is experienced in a shocking and unique way. Danny Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire" is an exhilarating motion picture that contains all the beauty and strength needed to make a truly feel-good film. Boyle takes you into the life of one person and shows the amazing things he has to cope with. The love story between he and his old lover Latika is extremely beautiful and proves that romance in cinema can still be moving. The flash-backs are put in perfectly to make a film that has order and class in which we can see a spiraling story come back to two different times. Danny Boyle's gorgeous and sometimes directing takes you into the heart of India in a very blatant but elusive way to show you a devastating setting that still has a touch of beauty due to the directing touches Danny Boyle does to assure a beautiful story. The film arts that are put into making such a beautiful picture are ravenous to touch the audience. The music, editing, cinematography, and production make the culture and love come to life in a vibrant way that create such an audience pleaser. "Slumdog Millionaire" is by far one of the most vivid and feel-good audience pleasers that cinema has to offer, and you''l experience a modern classic that will leave you cheering.