$311.0u7! (yea. better read as Sell Out!)

Why make things complicated when we could have straightly referred that very hot Malaysian film as 'Sell out!' ?? Well, sometimes, we have to keep things original - the producer would prefer it to be original I guess.

Pathetically speaking, this is the first local production I have ever watched, despite those heaps of positive reviews over Puteri Gunung Ledang, Sepet, etc. It was good, despite the lack of clear storyline. It is the most special movie I have ever watched in the cinema - who would think of inserting lyrics accompanied with the minus one music into a movie? -In which, me and Mei Yi sang along it. Wakaka.

I like the similarity in the beginning and the ending, both scene were set in the lift ( of which the audience one row behind me said that then they will hug together when the two businessmen were in the lift like exactly how it happened to the flatmates in the previous scene). Strong beginning and ending of a movie never fails to amuse me - regardless of how suck the movie is. Plus, this movie is good afterall.

This is not an ordinary musical show. It's more to... reality. Like, the crescendo and diminuendo effect as the glass door of the room opened and closed while the two businessmen were performing the so called musicals. And the focus on the nurse who scratched her leg while Eric Tan was confessing to Rafflesia Pong. Damn funny wei.

And the best thing about watching a local production is that - you could expect to see familiar places and even to spot familiar faces - which brings you closer to the movie. If you realise, the two ladies who fight for the taxi was at Petaling Street before they reached the house of one aunty's at Damansara. Petaling Street -->Damansara, freaking far wei. =.= Oh and, not forgetting the manglish and dia-mandarine (sien. Haha. It's just so us) they used in the movie which created the oh-so-Malaysian feel. Am wondering, do the judges who awarded the movie really understand the inside jokes?

Okayla, there are certain parts which are quite draggy. Like, the businessman chased after a fat assistant. I appreciate the arts they were trying to show at the escalator (if they ever meant so) but then, it shouldn't take that long la. Some of the jokes are quite lame too, especially those which were included in the conversation between the two businessmen.

Fine, girls being girls, what I wanna say is that, Peter Davis is still hot, despite that he was quite expressionless at times. That's the advantage of being blessed with good looks, sometimes it's so good to the extent that it covered up the flaws at other parts. Sigh. Sadly am not born with that.

By the way, is the naked director Yeo Joon Han himself?