It’s not the most mind-blowing film, but definitely the most compelling as the story takes on a natural, almost-raw and honest approach of storytelling – that’s how I would sum up my opinion of the movie: Prisoners.

Perfect Rivals tells of a story between two old flames, who have parted ways after the death of the Bak Kwa King, fighting to be the best Bak Kwa maker in the country. As competitors, the typical settings occur – their shops are next to each other, they both have children and their children fall in love, they use spy on each other, they try to outbeat each other, and then, well, ends up falling back in love, what else! The universal theme is always love, and it always works.

“So there I was at the cinema, more attracted to the sidekicks than the superhero itself.” – watching Captain America (The First Avenger) on the first day it got premiered.

I only watched because I enjoy watching Sandra Bullock on the big screen. Then again, The Blind Side turned out to be a very warm family movie afterall.

A list of my favourite animated shorties. Some make me smile, some make me cry, but most make me believe that there are many great stories in the world waiting to be shared.

A well deserved award winning film recommended to all Malaysians in the world. Don’t press the FastForward button halfway through; It’s the art that counts!

There’s only one thing to do when the world turns her back on you: Fight! And that’s exactly what a poor taxi driver did when his one and only son was kidnapped.

A simple girl-next-door love story by the local production team that magnifies the significant of puppy love.