Ashmo

i really felt that this movie caught a certain type of emotion. i'm still not sure what it is. the music basically told the story itself, it was beautiful and perfect. and i love zach braff and natalie portman. this movie just made a lot of sense. go see it! (they won't let me post this if it isn't 10 lines long so here's 10 lines of blah) blah blah blah blah blah blah

If you're in the mood for a tear-jerker, I have the perfect movie...Dei gau tin cheung. The fact that this movie is actually based on a true story, makes it even more beautiful. I was very surprised by the strength of this film. I CRIED THROUGH THE ENTIRE THING. It was absolutely breathe-taking and touching. I was very impressed with the acting, especially Sylvia Chang and Chris Lee. Josie Ho was quite convincing, although her Chinese was sketchy. Overall, I feel this movie is one of the best Chinese movies I've ever seen. The cinematography was also terrific! I appreciate the delicacy and the poignancy of every scene. I have now been inspired to do something with my life - perhaps, develop an HIV vaccine? maybe..........

omg, i don't even have the words to say how great this movie was! i'm not even a kid and i seriously loved it!!!!!!!! it is probably the best disney animated film since the lion king. okay, i'm going overboard, but it was great. ah!!!!!! the turtles!!!!!and dory, how cute! i was a bit suprised in the very beginning that this was a kids movie (think bambi's mom) but the movie was totally worth the $7.50 i spent on the ticket. one final comment: the people picked to do the voices were perfect!