Dlm citer Shrek 2 (rasanye la...) yg time Fiona dah bwk blk Shrek jumpe mak pak dia. Dlm satu scene, bpk fiona dkt beranda bilik dia then dtg fairy godmother ajak bpk si fiona ni naik atas kete terbang dia. Dlm scene tu, fairy godmother ni ada sebut anak dia (Prince Charming) tu meredah segala bagai termasuk 'Petronas Twin Tower' utk cari and selamatkan fiona. Aku xigt exactly ayat dia tp mmg dia ada sebut la...
Yang xleh blah zaman Shrek tu dah ada ek twin tower ni... Hehehe...
gambaq turki - five minarets in new york ada sikit dia sebut melesia. masa polis turki soalsiasat sorang pak aji ni yg dikatakan terbabit dgn aktiviti pengganas ni pulis tu kata awak pernah p ke sudan, malaysia...
Dlm citer Shrek 2 (rasanye la...) yg time Fiona dah bwk blk Shrek jumpe mak pak dia. Dlm satu scene, ...
Craver Post at 26-5-2011 09:18
Sebenarnya apa yang Fairy Godmother cakap ialah "....he climbed the highest bloody room of the tallest bloody tower..." bukan Petronas Twin Tower ye...sori.....
dalam kartun tom n jerry uols... tom n jerry dgn tuannya pergi malaysia, penang... gamba rajah tunjuk peta negara mana tah...tapi adalah perkataan malaysia kat peta tu..
Writer : Keizo Kimura
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HangPC2 Post at 22-5-2010 16:21
dassssyyyaaatttt!!~ tak sangka Jepun pernah buat filem pasal Tanah Melayu tahun 43 dulu...!
pelakon2nya pun pakai orang Jepun jugak... dasat sungguh tak sangka.
Rui Nakamura, well-known throughout the publishing industry as a shrewd producer, falls madly in love with Koh Suzuki, the head of an Internet securities company, who is 17 years younger than her and already married to another woman. They had managed to overcome various obstacles, and the two of them had started living together, but then one day Koh just suddenly disappears from Rui's life. Five years later, Rui is in Malaysia for a business trip, and as if by destiny she meets Koh once again. But then Koh is shot before her very eyes! While hearing the inspirational words of the Koran in the distance, he lingers in the world between life and death. Before long, Koh's wife Marie learns of his situation, and also shows up in Malaysia.
FANS of Japanese movies would be able to enjoy a great selection of films at the 8th Japanese Film Festival, which ends this Sunday.
The festival was launched at GSC Pavilion Kuala Lumpur last Wednesday with director Hiroshi Kurosaki and actors of Second Chance Hiroki Hasegawa and Kyoka Suzuki, gracing the event.
Malaysians can watch Second Chance before its premiere in Japan on Sept 22. Other movies being screened at the festival are the anime Mai Mai Miracle (2009), the comedy Happy Flight (2008) and the tense courtroom thriller I Just Didn’t Do It (2007).
“Since its establishment in 1989, the Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur has been conducting mutual cultural exchange between Malaysia and Japan. We’re extremely privileged and happy that we have been able to continue this festival, thanks to the support of the many fans of Japanese films here,” said director of Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur Toyoda Shoichi.
“ I hope that the films screened at this festival could become the impetus for more Malaysians to get to know Japan and its people, ” he added.
The movie Second Chance is a film version of the 10-episode drama Second Virgin that was broadcast in Japan last October. It centres around high-flying career woman Rui Nakamura (Suzuki), who finds herself in love with the head of an Internet securities company Koh Suzuki (Hasegawa), who is 17 years her junior. The problem is that he is married. But the two manage to overcome various obstacles to begin living together, but then one day, Koh disappears from Rui’s life.
Five years later, the couple meets once again in Malaysia. Their encounter stirs up a lot of old feelings.
The movie explores “ walls around the hearts ” of the protagonists that couldn’t be explored in the TV drama and promises to be both shocking and heart-breaking.
Second Chance was filmed in Japan and Malaysia (Ipoh in Perak and Sekinchan in Selangor).
Before he began writing the script, Kurosaki scouted a variety of Asian countries for a possible location site.
“ What I wanted to do was to try and select a totally different world that’s so far apart from that of Japan where I could position the two main characters alone in order to tell the story. When I came to Malaysia it seemed the most suitable, ” said Kurosaki, who also directed the TV drama and won the Japan’s Minister of Education’s Art Encouragement Prize for Best Newcomer in 2009.
The TV drama took a long time to explore the personalities of the protagonists, said Kurosaki.
“ When it comes to the film version, the story is totally new though we kept the characters’ personalities. The work can be enjoyed as a totally new piece, ” he said.
He added that although Second Chance is a Japanese movie, he believes that it’s a movie that can be enjoyed by Malaysian audiences, too. After all, it also stars Malaysian actress Nurul Elfira Loy, whose character is an important link between Rui and Koh.
Nurul said that it was a challenge to communicate with the cast. “ But it was fun working with them because they were such nice people, ” she said.
The director smiled and added that Suzuki taught Nurul a few Japanese words between shoots. “ Nurul would just pop up to me and utter these words and totally shock me! For example, when we are taking a long time with the lighting setting, she suddenly come up and said so in Japanese. I think it’s a little trick played by Miss Kyoka, ” he said, laughing.
“ We’re very blessed to have wonderful Malaysian staff and the opportunity to meet great people during the local shoot, ” said Suzuki.
She hopes that the movie will make people interested in Malaysia and for Malaysian audiences to take a greater interest in Japan as well.
Said Hasegawa : “ This is my first opportunity to be in a feature film. I’m truly honoured to come to Malaysia and attend this film festival. This is truly a passionate love story, ” he added.
page sebelah ada mention pasal citer nie, tapi time tu tak habis shooting lagi kot.... title pun tak ada lagi....
The Viral Factor (2012)
Premier - 17th Jan 2012
On a mission to protect a scientist who has stolen a copy of the smallpox virus, Sean (Andy On) betrays his team of police officers in order to get the virus so he can mutate it into a biological weapon, develop a vaccine and sell it to a corrupt pharmaceutical company. The failed mission leaves Jon Man (Jay Chou) injured and his girlfriend Ice (Bai Bing) dead. With two weeks to live, he decides to spend his remaining days with his mother (Elaine Jin) who tells him that he has a long lost brother, Man Yeung (Nicholas Tse) whom she left behind with his father, Man Tin (Liu Kai Chi). Jon decides to track Yeung down in Malaysia but upon arrival, he discovers that Yeung has become a wanted felon and is part of the plot orchestrated by Sean. Jon is drawn into the conflict, not only to protect his family but to ensure his brother does not go further down the road of unrighteousness and to take down Sean's operation for good.
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