Salam....
Setiap tahun baru china akan terdapat byk filem2 keluaran dari Hong Kong, Taiwan, China mahupun dari tempatan Malaysia membanjiri di pawagam serata dunia termasuk lah Malaysia. Tahun nie rasanya byk filem berbentuk komedi dan jenaka lawak yang di tayangkan cuma sebuah filem aksi "SHAOLIN: 2011" dan sebuah filem komedi romantik " WHATS WOMEN WANT?". Angah memilih filem aksi, dramatik, komedi dan emosi iaitu "SHAOLIN". Banyak pengajaran yang di tonjolkan dlm filem tersebut , antaranya sifat TAMAK & HALOBA, IRI HATI, SOMBONG & ANGKUH sentiasa memakan diri sendiri dan akhirnya MENJUAL MARUAH DAN BANGSA SENDIRI kepada bangsa asing yang sentiasa LAPAR untuk kepentingan mereka sahaja tanpa rasa ihsan dan simpati.
Tontonilah filem nieh... mungkin kita akan tersedar kesilapan masa lalu mahu pun sekarang sebelum terlambat. Semasa angah nonton filem nieh... so surprise for the first time ramai penonton berbangsa Melayu yang menonton di TGV Bukit Tinggi, Klang. Harap ianya memberi seribu pengertian dan pengajaran untuk menghargai Tanah Air yang tercinta ini jangan sekali-kali tergadai demi kepentingan diri tanpa memikir anak bangsanya sendiri.
Directed by Benny Chan Produced by Benny Chan Written by Alan Yuen Starring Andy Lau, Nicholas Tse, Jackie Chan, Fan Bingbing, Wu Jing, Yu Shaoqun, Xing Yu, Yue Hoi, Hung Yan Yan, Bai Bing Music byadditional music) Cinematography Anthony Pun Yiu-Ming Editing byStudio Emperor Motion Pictures/China Film Group Corporation/Huayi Brothers Media Corporation/Beijing Silver Moon Productions Ltd./China Songshan Shaolin Temple Culture Communication Center Distributed by Emperor Motion Pictures Running time 131 minutes Country Hong Kong Language Nicolas Errèra, Anthony Chue ( Yau Chi-Wai Cantonese, Mandarin, English.
Set during the tumultuous Warlord era of the early 20th Century, Andy Lau plays Hao Jie, a ruthless warlord, whose overwhelming victories and amassed personal wealth and success have come at the expense of the country's vast, struggling population. The countryside is ravaged by rival armies jostling for control of a deeply divided nation, more often than not leaving it to pure hearted souls such as the Shaolin monks to clean up the devastation left in their wake.
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