Slum Dog Millionaire
Million Dollar Arm
Is the word million in Indian culture a lucky word like happy, lucky, dragon and the colour red are lucky for the Chinese?
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Wow, two examples, don't think too hard, you might pop a vessel.
shareYou don't have to be a jerk. I was just wondering why.
I don't have to try too hard on IMDB because it's not too chalked full of people with even average IQ and a lot of people that are emotionally unstable with anger issues such as yourself.
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I though the same thing too! I guess it must be lucky to have the word "million" in the title. Perhaps hoping that the movie will earn millions of dollars! LOL!
Interestingly, the music of both the movies was scored by A.R. Rahman
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Life of Pi does not have a million in it.
I don't think Hollywood is trying to make too many movies about Indians.
Coincidence perhaps?
Then again, why does it matter? It's not like the word is exclusively meant to be used for a certain type of movie. They have titles like "Million Dollar Baby" and more recently "A million ways to die in the West". None of these movies have any Indian characters, not in a major role anyway.
Yes, but Pi has much more than a million digits in it, so it still fits the stereotype.
I'm just joking... This is a stupid thread with little foundation.
How stupid the question is? Its a movie based on the reality shows that are titled "who wants to be millionaire" and "Million dollar arm" and hence the million in the title. There are 100's of movies made and only you can give 2 and stereotype ?
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