Women faint after watching Danny Boyle's '127 Hours'

Danny Boyle's new movie is not for the faint hearted - two moviegoers passed out while watching gory scenes in "127 Hours" and paramedics were called in to help. The cinema has put up warning notices post the incident.

One woman fainted and another had a seizure as they watched the true story of US climber Aaron Raston, who cut off his arm after being trapped under a boulder for five days, reports express.co.uk.
An ambulance was called to treat the two women last Saturday evening after they collapsed at Cinema City in Norwich, Norfolk.

Rahman excited about British release of 127 Hours

Oscar winning music composer A.R. Rahman, who has got a Golden Globe nomination for his work in Danny Boyle’s “127 Hours”, is upbeat about the film’s release in Britain.

“I’m very excited about ‘127 Hours’ releasing in the UK…and what makes it even more special is that we scored the music here..in London (sic),” Rahman posted on his Facebook page Wednesday.

The soundtrack of “127 Hours” includes the popular song “If I Rise”, a collaboration between Rahman and pop star Dido. In fact, Rahman was lauded for his work by American mountain climber Aron Ralston, on whose life the film is based.

The Chennai-based composer is competing in the Original Score for a Motion Picture category at the Golden Globes with the likes of Alexandre Desplat (”The King’s Speech”), Danny Elfman (”Alice In Wonderland”), Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (”The Social Network”) and Hans Zimmer (”Inception”).The ceremony will take place Jan 16