Korang mesti dah perasan dekat Youtube, video - video yang bertajuk "Sh*t ___ Say". Memang tergelak aku dok tengok video - video tu! mane taknye, sume tu macam reflek balik kelakuan buruk kite semua. Walau bagaimanapun, kebanyakan video tersebut lebih memaparkan kelakuan/kebiasaan masyarakat Amerika ataupun budaya barat (western culture). aku telah mendapat idea untuk membuat benda yang sama tapi aku tak buat video (sebab faktor mencari pelakon dan aku malas nak buat shoot, edit bagai). aku mula memerhati kawan - kawan dan diri aku sendiri. kalau ade salah silap, aku mintak maaf awal - awal!
11. Cam Harammm/Cam Haremm (lebih popular dengan orang utara, tekankan perkataan Harammm)
Kategori yang lain:
1. "Ko asal dari mane?" "(masukkan jawapan)" "(kawan mule buat loghat negeri dengan yakinnye tapi langsung tak jadi)"
2. Ada eksiden, kereta semua slow. Pemandu cakap "Patut la jam, semua kepochi!"
3. Ada eksiden, "Bro! Nombor ekor! Mesti kena esok!" (kepada yang Islam, ingat judi itu harammm)
Ade beberapa lagi yang aku tak letakkan dekat sini atas sebab - sebab terlalu kasar atau lucah walaupun kalau ikut rutin berborak/bersembang, benda itu bukanlah menyentuh sensitiviti (tapi bagi segolongan orang, mungkin). semuan perkataan atau ayat di atas hanya digunakan bersama rakan - rakan yang rapat, seperti perkataan Aku yang dianggap kasar. Selamat berhibur!
2012 kicked off with a bang! shot through the heart. although the pain in the chest is currently burning like hell, but i'm thankful. thankful for every human being i've encountered. i will cherish all of the memories i've gained forever deep inside my heart.
New Year Resolutions:
1. fulfill my dream to climb Mount. Kinabalu.
2. have a stable job. (i know this was last year's resolution, i'll try to do something this year!promise!!)
3. taste every food from every state.
4. learn a new instrument.
5. be happy.
by Foster The People
Firstly, i would like to apologize to everyone who's reading this (whoever you are) for being absent for the longest time due to my work. now i'm back and the new year drew closer to us. this year, i would like to list top 10 of the best films i have watched this year (not the vintage classic ones, all made 2011/english language). so here we gooo!!!
10.The Rite : i never really liked horror movies, but i really enjoy this and from my personal opinion, the story was not exaggerated too much and it was done nicely.
9. The Muppets : Really love the muppets and this revival is their best yet!
8. Your Highness : Hilarious movie to watch!! It's been a long time since i see this kind of movies. A must see! Don't care about all the critics said.
7. Kung Fu Panda 2 : I've always love Kung Fu Panda. A kids movie that everybody can enjoy! Plus, it's Jack Black!
6. X-Men : First Class : To all x-men lovers out there, this is like a make up from the horrendus badly CGI'ed X-Men Origins : Wolverine. (I've watched it in the cinema, not on those pirated controversial dvd's. fyi)
5. The Green Hornet : How I love every film made by the most influential directors around, Michel Gondry. Plus, never thought Seth Rogen and Jay Chou could team up! (minus Cameron Diaz please! they could have just chose a different actress!!)
4. Hanna : Girl serial killer, hunky father (Uhuh!). Kinda reminded me of 'Leon'. Both are great movies. Always a big fan of Saoirse Ronan since Atonament.
3. Sucker Punch : Hot girls in sexy uniforms with guns!! Kicking Ass!! Zack Snyder!! Yeah!!! (i just sounded like a dude!)
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part 2 : Saying goodbye to the Harry Potter franchise wasn't easy because i grew up with it. Well, Daniel Radcliffe practically the same age as me! This second part of the last movie was done beautifully even though most of the book was not put up and there were several changes in the scenes. *tear*
1. 50/50 : It's been a while since i saw a movie that was hard for me to digest. It was dark, heartbreaking, comedy, self-realisation type of movie. It was real and the actors (especially Joseph Gordon-Levitt) acted beautifully and real. Not those typical dramas that tries soo hard to make the audience cry for no good reason. p/s: This is entirely my personal opinion. Everybody's entitled to their own choices of movies right? Merry Christmas and have a blissful New Year!!!
Bertemu kita kembali di dalam rancangan BAHASA MELAYU PASAR!!
pada julung - julung kalinya sebuah tayangan filem pendek telah diadakan di Stor DBP pada 30hb Julai 2011. Filem2 pendek yang ditayangkan adelah:
Kotak (18 minit) – Pengarah: Ariff Zulkarnain
Bebas (16 minit) – Pengarah: Aisyah Abbdullah
Sudu dan Garpu (15 minit) – Pengarah: Faiq Khalifa
Perempuan, Hantu dan Skandal (18 minit) – Pengarah: Ridhwan Saidi
TV (10 minit) – Pengarah: Aboi
Bandar Jahil (16 minit): Haris Md Noor
aktiviti yang dianjurkan adelah tayangan filem2 pendek pastu aktiviti diskusi. moderator yang volunteer adelah tak lain dan tak bukan en.Moizzis Rcong. sesi soal jawab antara penonton dan pengarah mendapat sambutan hangat apabila soalan2 general beralih ke soalan2 tentang pembangunan filem di negara kita. Alhamdulillah, banyak input yang dapat diperolehi daripada persoalan2 bernas yang dilontarkan.
sesi tamat pada pukul 11 stgh (terlebih stgh jam..huhu!) dan diskusi beralih ke kedai mamak yang buat maggi goreng ayam yg lazat dekat dbp (aku xingt name die). Ribuan terima kasih pada semua yang turut serta dalam tayangan kami. sebarang komen atau cadangan bolehlah anda paparkan di sini atau di blog Revolution Stage
Terima Kasih Daun Keladi,
Lepas raya kite jumpa lagi!!
(p/s: sesiapa yang nak submit short film anda untuk tayangan seterusnya boleh membuat permohonan anda dengan cara komen. nanti kita contact2)
Ini adalah soundtrack filem pendek tahun akhirku bersama 2 orang rakanku Farhan dan Khuzaimah. lagu ini dicipta oleh Abdul Karim Radzali dan liriknya oleh empunya badan Aisyah Abdullah. terima kasih pada yang hadir tempuh hari...wee!!
aku akan tulis topik dalam segmen bahasa melayu pasar nanti ye...tunggu!!!
SEKALI LAGI : DIRECTED BY HASHIM REJAB
(WARNING : MAYBE CONTAIN SPOILERS)
i was under the impression of the film might be good. it might relate to I Am Sam. so, i went to the cinema with an open mind (like i always do in most movies).
the film opened up with a point of view the life of mentally impaired grown man, Arman (played by Shaheizy Sam). for me the character was very charming and quite difficult to play. and i think Shaheizy really brought the character to life. wasn't your typical character that gave an impression that you should sympathized the person, but to live in his world. Sheila (played by Lisa Surihani) as a fractured heart single mother which i bought the fractured, broken hearted thing because it was all up on her face (kinda reminds me of the character she played back in Lagenda Budak Setan). i'm saying this as a good thing. but the mother part, not so much. maybe she was too young to have a kid that she has no idea how to deal with the whole frenzy of becoming one. she seems awkward (at times) being around her daughter Amy (played by the adorable Mia Sara Nasuha). she should have acted abit childish and not hardheaded because living with a kid your whole life might bring out the kid in you. Haris's (played by Bront Palarae) character was not highlighted in the story although maybe the director had no attention on bringing him up. however, the scene where Haris confronted his supposed future wife and she told him why he was defending a child who's not his own, it caught my attention. i was waiting on a flashback of Haris's life. but it didn't happen. Haris character almost seemed like he has no purposed in the movie at all (although i loved the character Bront played, almost like the only stable character in the film). a lot of the characters was not highlighted. even the mother (played by Kartina Aziz). why does she despised Sheila, can't be just because of their social status. that issue is so 1950's.
technically, i liked the camera movements, the angle and most of the shots were great. i really liked the lighting where Arman was devastated, looking at Amy's picture in his balcony. almost heavens-like. not much of experimenting however nothing made me hurt my eyes either. i really had problems with the sound though. if you wanna do 5.1, do it properly. i was confused whenever there's a voice behind me. sounded so ghostly.
ANYWAYS, I LOVE THE ENDING. by far the best MIG can offer. yep, that's right! MIG.
p/s: some reviews i've read said, do not compare Mia Sara Nasuha with Dakota Fanning in I Am Sam however, Dakota was practically the same age as her at that time. so their ability can be as equal. she has the whole package however needs to be trained more because she has a gift.
p/s: i thought Autisme only occurs on an early age and their symptoms are having problems being social with people and lived in their own world. they should have used a different term. maybe it was just an easy excuse for the mother to explain her child on his weird behavior.
more p/s: audiences were laughing at Arman's behavior after he had his surgery (wearing diapers and all). i thought they were crazy because how can u laugh at a scene that shows a human being is incapable of taking care of himself. this saddens me.
honestly speaking, this is the first time i've watched a film directed by SYAMSUL YUSOF. what i can see is that he has a vision of himself on how his film will look like. seems like he wants a certain pattern (or genre) to be marked by his name, same goes like Hitchcock or Francis Ford Coppola. well, i'm looking forwards on what he'll do next. proceed to the film.
this is the kind of film where bloodlines joins a gang and in the end, they have to fight each other. i liked the variety of characters in this film. some, i have mix feelings of. for instance, Malek's character(played by Aaron Aziz) should be all cool and macho, he just got of from jail, serving his time. he should came out as not making himself look big and mighty. and sorry to say mr.director (Syamsul Yusof), is Shark supposed to be chinese? the accent doesn't really work for me and i've known alot of people who has a slang. so i was abit confused throughout the film. i liked Jai (Adyputra), just because he's psychotic and he made me believe he is. just the cigarette-biting-thing is abit distracting. technically, nothing stands out but it's choreography. i'm like seeing a dance move so beautifully, it knock someone's out! alot of the supporting actors were great.
storyline, i didn't really know what to concentrate on, whether the life of the ex-con, or the life of gangsterism. to concern about technical and action sequence perhaps?
this film reminded me too much of a few Hong Kong films like Young and Dangerous. maybe next time we'll have our own style of Malaysian Gangster.
