The King's Speech- lessons learned

What are you gonna do when you have always known you got a problem within yourself? 

I just think this movie has something new to offer to audience. Although I don't think parents would like it if their children being bombarded with the massive "F" word during the training. 


To be honest, I just can't sleep because I just did. 


Malaysian movie makers should try to learn from this movie in the sense of offering something fresh for the audience. "The king's Speech" for example, is basically about a king who had to deal with his stammering which he had since a kid and then he found a good trainer which then became his friend. Being a royal, and an heir to the throne, stammering is a big problem. Hence, the movie is directed nicely, and very good acting is performed, just to give us a glimpse of the real-case royal situation. That very simple storyline however, fits well just perfectly. 

Unlike the majority of Malaysian movie which have far more complicated story plots (more headache than entertainment if you ask me), They have nothing new or educational to offer to public. You gain nothing. That's it. I really hope some of them would read this. Pleaseeeeee make some simple decent movie for us to enjoy and have our thoughts to ponder on. Educate us with educated education. No more about mak datin and mega million projects or even rape, incest and all that. Set a good example for us. You could even learn from the Indonesian movie maker. Watch "Sang pencerah", dude...Don't just watch Bawang putih bawang Merah Sinetron..Malay Historical movie could only be counted with fingers. We still have loads of good books and novels to be adapted to silver screen. Why would you guys still choose to do about hantu and pocong and all that?


If anyone ask me, what do I learn from watching this movie, I could surely and elaborately answer them. And if they ask me, do I enjoy watching it, I would surely say yes!
If another question comes up, would you recommend it to others..depends. Some people don't like watching this kind of historical movie and prefer cartoon, or romantic comedy or useless comedy or some pointless drama. 


But for me, I like to learn and criticise every little thing I watch. The only thing that I could critic is my hearing problem. (I watched this movie without english subtitles, mind you, and I don't really have the most spectacular hearing either)