Aaron Frankie

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As a Malaysian, I am so proud that this story is finally told properly via this movie, Malbatt Misi Bakara. Documenting the true events the MALBATT faced during that horrifying night in October 1993, 30 years ago, which surrounds the simultaneous events surrounding Black Hawk Down in Mogadishu, Somalia. Adrian Teh's solid direction with his crew along with the solid cast all make this movie a pleasure to watch with solid performances that accurately portray the bravery of our Malaysian MALBATT 🇲🇾 who helped the Americans 🇺🇸 that very night. As much as I like Black Hawk Down, Malbatt Misi Bakara does justice to highlight the contributions of Malaysia in the ferocious Battle of Mogadishu. As a war movie, I will rank this on par with Black Hawk Down. Yes, that's right 👍🏻 Well done Adrian, the team and the cast for doing this and most of all, to our MALBATT team who were so brave to sacrifice themselves in this battle. You are our hero's. Thank You and Happy Merdeka 🇲🇾 ♥ Highly recommended!

As a fan of the Gran Turismo game series ever since its first inception, this Gran Turismo movie plays full and proper homage to the series! The storyline is based on the true story which is simple to follow but most of all sticking very true to the roots of the Gran Turismo game series. The seemless transitioning between reality and game in the movie that also weaves together beautifully with the storyline makes it easy for any viewer (even non-gamers like my dad).... to understand Gran Turismo... both the purpose of the game and point of this movie. The movie itself is awesome with the superb directing by Neil Blomkamp and of course solid performances from the ensemble cast consisting of Archie Madekwe, David Harbour, Orlando Bloom, Djimon Hounsou, Geri Halliwell Horner and the rest who make this movie a perfectly crafted and charismatic film that not only exhilarates but inspires. It was a fun, keeps-you-on-the-edge-of-your-seat kind of movie with the right amount of emotion from it's storyline till the very end. But I was emotional not just for storyline here but the way this movie silently pays tribute and makes you appreciate Gran Turismo, racing simulation, racing in general, and of course... cars. In a world where now everyone pretty much drives in SUVs and sitting in the back of Ubers....this movie will remind you that... There is still hope, There is the open road, There is the spirit of driving, There is the essence of cars and racing, And most of all... There is Gran Turismo So far, it is easily the movie of the year for me. Well done, because this is awesome! Highly recommend it!

This has brought justice back to the Insidious franchise. Goes directly back to the first 2 original instalments. The film has been streamlined a lot more under the direction of Patrick Wilson, with a much more powerful storyline, awesome Insidious-type music and of course... proper and intense Insidious style jump scares. I am just going to ignore the people that are giving whatever reviews. I mean I can't blame them as the Insidious franchise has strayed away too far from the first 2 films. Now it is back though! Oh boy it is back!