 | Outsourced Formats: ipod, divx Genres: Comedy Year: 2006 IMDB Rating: 7.50 IMDB Votes: 299 Actors: Basra, Asif as Purohit N. Virajnarianan, Smith, Matt as Dave, Hamilton, Josh as Todd Anderson, Pine, Larry, Mathur, Arjun as Gaurav, Dharker, Ayesha as Asha |
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| One of the happiest surprises of this year's International Film Festival in Toronto was this charming, beautifully shot comedy, which is not only entertaining and moving, but actually offers some ideas about Indian culture as well. Josh Hamilton is great as Todd, a businessman who is less than thrilled to learn from his office in Seattle is going to subcontract the work to a call center in India. It is even more disturbed when his boss makes it clear that Todd will be in charge of training the Indian workers in an efficient order, while they sound as American as possible, which is important since the company-all American markets knickknacks such as flags in miniature, hot dog toasters and Wisconsin cheese hats. The resulting culture shock is beautifully written and played beautifully. This has the potential to be another My Big Fat Greek Wedding, if handled correctly. I hope so. I've been a big fan of Hamilton for years and deserves great success. |
| When the director spoke about the DVD movie Outsourced during the session of questions and answers that followed the screening at the 2006 International Film Festival in Toronto, said that when the tone of this Outsourced Comedy film script, I loved the script, but would not have the risk of letting him be the director because he is lacking. Big mistake! A small study took the risk and the result is a Outsourced Comedy that is way more fun than anything that Hollywood has beaten in the last year. Not only that, but has the craft and slickness of "A" Hollywood movie. The DivX Movie Outsourced begins with an American company taking the decision to outsource to India on employment of persons engaged in sales of the client. Only one of the sales managers avoid the ax, if he would agree to go to India to train their replacements. A hilarious clash of cultures occurs as the American interacts in India. In my selection of the audience laughed at everything and gave a big hand in the credits. |
| First, the bottom line: "Outsourcing" is a fantastic film: Outsourced that deserves a wide release in Hollywood despite the lack of a famous actor. Why? It's just that good. Finally a feel good film: Outsourced about something hardly anyone in the U.S. feel good about: outsourcing. Vi "Outsourcing" in its debut at the Cinequest Outsourced film festival in San Jose, and the public's response was simply overwhelming. It's fun, intelligent, romantic and able to do all this while teaching valuable lessons about Americans living in a globalized world. Go see this film! My prediction is overly optimistic "Outsourcing" will be the next "Big Fat Greek Wedding" ... If Hollywood gets to look beyond the lack of a big name actor. -M. Bigler |
| The sweetest Outsourced film I've seen all year, full of fun and cultural misunderstandings whiffs experience abroad. Amazing performances by Indian actors, especially a certain "Auntie G" is "Hyacinth Bouquet" "Hostess with the Mostess" of Bombay. The fellow who plays Puri charms as consummate straight man between the business cultures of humor. Wanted the company's products are patriotic Americans crapola, and that still means something to foreign suppliers are struggling. Much laughter among the poetic wit in this film. Josh Hamilton of the evolution of character is credible and rewarding journey that reflects a lot more Americans to take. Do not miss this trip! |
| I thought this was a terrific comedy. The dialogue is well written and delivered believably on screen. Has intelligent comedy montages with the final payments of the film, which is hard to do well and I really like is when. It's really funny throughout the film. I thought I caught a part of Indian culture, not often seen elsewhere. This is not Bollywood! All characters are well acted and believable. Against the American Indian culture gap hits all the marks and is extracted from the comedy gems. The romance between the lead characters played very well, both are wonderful and attractive. I left the theater feeling that the Indians had just enjoyed a delicious feast. Do not miss it! |
| Film won the warm applause after its heavy influence in the International Film Festival in Dubai yesterday evening: the audience, a mix of Europeans, Middle Easterns, and the Indians, the shower and the director and lead author of the actress questions after the show. I admired the end (spoiler ahead): hit the "bindi" on the front of George Washington - a subtle invitation to a critical eye on what drives the work (and inevitably life) that the DivX Movie Outsourced is not designed to cope with head still ilustrada all: after all, put the missing piece is no stranger to Seattle. It is also noteworthy that both authors are not in India: Mumbai calling my native friends from reality, only confirmed the capture of the DivX Movie Outsourced made a good realistic picture of what India is like. At least explored corners. Very impressive research efforts of the two authors. It would be a shame if this DivX Movie Outsourced does not extend to more testing in more theaters in several countries: the marketing, though it may seem a challenge in a monochrome world, which certainly can have many supporters among those who actually go and see it. It would be great for working in the broadcast by independent non-conventional means to track their success: Are we about to witness a new revolution in Outsourced Comedy marketing? I can dream, but then, I neither India nor in America, I do not see how one must be absolutely right to enjoy this excellent work. |
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