Soloz: Game of Life

This movie is an absolute disappointment. The plot, if you can even call it that, is painfully boring and lacks any meaningful direction. The emotional scenes are overdone to the point of exhaustion-there are more than ten crying scenes! It's like the creators were trying to see how much crying they could cram into the runtime instead of developing an actual story.

The worst part is how they completely gloss over the in-game situations. There's no depth or excitement in the gameplay sequence just some generic sound effects of "winning" or "defeat" sound and then, like a poorly planned skit, they rush straight into another game after barely 5 seconds of "rest." It's unrealistic and incredibly stupid.

This feels more like a poorly made student assignment than a professional production. The lack of creativity and storytelling makes it unbearable to watch. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Save your time and skip this mess.

Malaysia's film industry is still stuck with traditional methods and cliché storylines. But 'Soloz: Game of Life' is an unexpected game-changer. It stands out as one of the best local fiction movies-maybe even in ASEAN. The animation is just amazing!

If you compare it to international films, it's still far behind, especially against Asian giants like Korea, Japan, and China. However, when local audiences lower their expectations-trust me-you'll be surprised by its animation!

Hun Haqeem's acting is deep and engaging, never boring, as the fast-paced plot keeps you hooked without giving you time to drift off. The script has a lively, short volatility, making it easy to follow the story.

As a fan of the MPL MY scene and MLBB, this film is just *wow*!

-A Movie Worth Watching with Family-

Movies have always been a great way to bring people together, whether it's friends, couples, or most importantly, families. Finding the right film that caters to different generations and tastes can be challenging, but this movie truly delivers an enjoyable experience for all. As I sat comfortably in the cinema, I found myself completely immersed in the storyline, captivated by the beautiful cinematography, and impressed by the outstanding efforts of the entire production team.

From the very beginning, the movie manages to hook the audience with its intriguing plot. The pacing is well-balanced, ensuring that there are no dull moments. Each scene seamlessly transitions into the next, making it easy to follow and keeping viewers engaged. Whether it's heartwarming family moments, thrilling action sequences, or emotional dialogues, the film does an excellent job of maintaining a strong connection with the audience.

-Cinematography and Visual Appeal-

One of the standout aspects of this movie is its cinematography. Every shot is carefully crafted, capturing the essence of the story in a visually stunning manner. The use of lighting, colors, and camera angles enhances the emotions portrayed on screen. Whether it's a breathtaking landscape or an intense close-up, every frame feels purposeful and adds depth to the overall viewing experience.

Moreover, the special effects and visual transitions are executed flawlessly. The production team has clearly put in a great deal of effort to ensure that the visuals not only complement the story but also elevate it. This level of craftsmanship deserves immense appreciation, as it significantly contributes to the film's immersive quality.

-A Well-Written and Engaging Storyline-

No matter how visually appealing a movie is, it ultimately comes down to the strength of its storyline. Fortunately, this film excels in that area as well. The narrative is engaging, filled with unexpected twists and turns that keep the audience invested. It's a perfect blend of emotion, humor, suspense, and drama, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy.

The character development is another strong point. Each character is well-written, with depth and personality that make them relatable and memorable. The dialogues are natural and meaningful, making it easy for the audience to connect with the emotions conveyed on screen. Throughout the movie, you can feel the passion and dedication of the actors, who bring their characters to life with remarkable performances.

-Perfect for All Ages-

One of the reasons why this movie stands out is that it is suitable for all ages. Whether you're watching with young kids, teenagers, or elderly family members, everyone can find something to appreciate. The film carries meaningful messages about love, family, friendship, and perseverance, making it not only entertaining but also inspiring.

For parents looking for a family-friendly film that offers both fun and valuable life lessons, this is an excellent choice. It sparks conversations about important values while ensuring that everyone enjoys their time at the cinema.

-An Unforgettable Experience-

Beyond just watching a movie, going to the cinema is an experience in itself. Sitting in a dark theater, surrounded by other excited moviegoers, enhances the emotions felt throughout the film. This particular movie does an outstanding job of creating moments that leave a lasting impression.

Even though the runtime is quite long, I can assure you that boredom is never an issue. Every scene has something to offer, keeping the audience entertained and emotionally engaged. There are moments of laughter, excitement, and even some that might bring tears to your eyes. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, but in the best way possible.

-Final Thoughts - A Must-Watch!-

If you're looking for a movie that is worth your time and money, this is definitely it. The engaging storyline, breathtaking cinematography, and brilliant performances make it a film that should not be missed. The dedication of the entire team in bringing this masterpiece to life is truly commendable.

So, don't hesitate-grab your car keys, gather your family, and head to your nearest cinema for an unforgettable experience. You won't regret it!

Honest review after watched Soloz:Game of Life is.. "Erm not bad, i can understand well this story even though i am not ML player or know anything about mobile legend. OMG!

Awesome CGI animation wah! Impressed! Eh, finish already.!? Eh, why am i crying? Haha.. That was all my reaction after watched this film. Honestly, it was great! Well structured script, balanced narrative of Soloz & his team of how they started out the journey to become mobile legends players in Malaysia. Hun Haqeem was commendable in this story! Such an expressive but subtle expression actor. I think rn, enough for him to nominated in FFM👍

Then, the story wise, this film is fast paced esp for transition btw reality and animation game. Also,it has a sliced of drama in it (emotional depth abt family rejection when their kids wanted to play ML and join competition) Not an easy feat u know.. Finas helped in funding this film to create such a creative art & an inspiring entertainment for Malaysian youngsters to enjoy.

Last but not least, At least for right now, i liked it, & my family all enjoyed this movie so much too, eventho they knew hell nothing about ML, lol. Good attempt, 2025, for Malaysian film industry, way to go higher!💯

Soloz: Game of Life, is the first Esports Malaysian Movie.

My Review:

Story

The story is almost perfecta i can guarantee, sure but they didnt even include Fredo, Penjahat or Rush and many more... even though AirAsia Saiyan back in the day help Soloz in his early career. Fredo is the team captain before Soloz you see, they should have been added as a side character, its a 2 hour and almost in a half movie and they dont bother to show them as cameo. This is by far i think, the weakest side of the film especially for those who close or who follow Soloz since 2015.

Animation

No comment, the main reason watching in pawagam to watch those badass character fought each other in 3D. Absolutely, almost like Levi drawn by Arifumi Imai in 2017. Its even more amazing that this long movie is created not even in 1 year.

Drama

Thats why i said its almost perfect, its even similar to my own experience. Playing too much game and got disciplined.

Overall

I think its 6,5/10-7,5/10 for International standard, 8,5/10 for South East Asia and 10/10 in local film obviously. But for me i will give it 7,5/10.