Feng ren ji yue dui

Enjoyed the movie. Lots jokes from the North East of China. If you like the type of comedy from North East of China, you will enjoy this film.

It also remind me some of Stephen Chow's movie, I can see the influence on the Director Da Peng. If anything that can improve, I would say the ending could be a little bit better. Overall, I think it is a decent movie.

The bowl of feelings choked a little because of the excessive sensationalism and almost no amusement.

Da Peng did a great job, again. Although there're some bad comments about this movie but I simply don't think those comments are genuine. When you become successful, haters come to you. anyway, this movie really worth your time. Enjoy!!

The film is solid with a good story, but it lacks a certain spark. During my first viewing, I was multitasking and doing chores, so I couldn't fully engage with it. Even after finishing it, I didn't experience any significant emotional impact. I gave it another chance, watching it attentively, but it still failed to resonate with me. The script aims to be inspiring and touching, but it fell short of stirring my emotions. The reasons and motivations behind the main characters' quest to save the city's guitar sculpture was insufficient to convince me of their actions. While the script is sincere in its intentions, it lacks the necessary depth and refinement.

Such a pleasant surprise. At times Sewing Machine feels like the clone copy of so many other Chinese comedies over the years, funny in a slapstick kind of way, but fails to transmit anything significant and grows tiring fast, but as the story builds and characters build up you realize it is a film that is simply full of heart. The concept of dream is often a lucid concept that tends to be thrown around in Chinese entertainment, but not here, the tribute the film pays to rock and roll feels real and sincere. Alot of the actors from the film are ones we are familiar with, but under the guidance of Da Peng he is able to piece each of their strengths together to stitch into the Chinese comedy landscape. The film does take time to warm up, but towards the end I have to admit this is one of the better executed comedy I have seen, and Da Peng may be the difference maker in the film industry.