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:::Well these places are the primary places of the movie's filming location and I can confirm that. I apologize if it looks like that it's a lot. [[User:Ominae|Ominae]] 03:01, 6 May 2012 (CDT) | :::Well these places are the primary places of the movie's filming location and I can confirm that. I apologize if it looks like that it's a lot. [[User:Ominae|Ominae]] 03:01, 6 May 2012 (CDT) | ||
We span many James Bond films, but neither is a Czech film, for heaven's sake! Czech film is a Czech film, and Indian is Indian. Bollywood is a separate category. We did not create them like that and never create this "movie". And as I write - not to be confused with Chechnya, dammit! It offends us, and Poles, that kind of movie. Neprosto against our national traditions. It's a Czech film Tobruk writting to to Libyii because they filmed it there! Wake up. Drive is by what it says on imdb | |||
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My God, I'm from Czech Republic! Not produce any Bollywood films! Even in Poland, or elsewhere in the EU not! Not to be confused "instead of shooting" with the production! This film, as I read, was filmed in Chechnya. This is such a territory in the Caucasus. Not in the Czechia! There is clearly written: Country: India Langue: Hindu! - [[1]] And if not enough wikipedia, look in imdb - [[2]] Country: Indie Languee: Hindu --Pandolfini 02:43, 6 May 2012 (CDT)
- Let me give you an example. The Viral Factor is a Hong Kong-made movie, but it's been produced in Malaysia, Singapore and Jordan. Hong Kong movies uses Cantonese and yet the main stars don't totally use Cantonese since they speak English at a few instances. It's not much different anyway. Besides, this movie's director is from India, but he chose to have the movie filmed in other places including the Czech Republic. A lot of movies produced in America for instance were filmed in the Philippines and the country doesn't use English as a primary language. Don't use language as a main determinant of the category postings. Ominae 02:54, 6 May 2012 (CDT)
- I think it's been said that the categories only apply to the primary filming location, not to every "on-location" shoot that was part of the production. This is to keep the categories as identifying where a film was made; they become useless if every last location shot is included. Evil Tim 03:00, 6 May 2012 (CDT)
- Well these places are the primary places of the movie's filming location and I can confirm that. I apologize if it looks like that it's a lot. Ominae 03:01, 6 May 2012 (CDT)
We span many James Bond films, but neither is a Czech film, for heaven's sake! Czech film is a Czech film, and Indian is Indian. Bollywood is a separate category. We did not create them like that and never create this "movie". And as I write - not to be confused with Chechnya, dammit! It offends us, and Poles, that kind of movie. Neprosto against our national traditions. It's a Czech film Tobruk writting to to Libyii because they filmed it there! Wake up. Drive is by what it says on imdb