[NoJokesInClass]

I finally got to see the movie "Outsourced" yesterday. I spent half a year in India teaching English so it was really cool to see a story of an American "fish out of water" in India. I thought it would be a lot more stereotypical, but the movie was heartwarming and funny and had detailed characters and moments. Here's the New York Times review: http://movies.nytimes.com/2007/09/28/movies/28outs.html?ref=movies

[Michael DeM]

I've never heard of this movie before. Looks good.

[NoJokesInClass]

It was, I actually went to see it again before it left the theaters here. It's an independent film, so I don't think it came out everywhere, but netflix already has it (not available for rent yet though). I thought it was very heartwarming, and an American trying to teach a bunch of average Hindi's to be American made it funny throughout. Aha, it has a website: http://www.outsourcedthemovie.com/home.cfm