Marionette's Mute Musings V2

Now, there are many films that are released around this time of the year, with the same “Wuxia”-esque elements, but this film does not follow such of a choreography.

The last time I’ve actually made a movie review was about “Ip Man” starring Donnie Yen. Sure, I’ve watched a few movies after that, but I thought that since I do have the time, I should at least present my thoughts on this (while I still have the chance before I run out of time)

(Picture ripped from ipman-movie.com)

After a long hiatus from cinema screen, ( I think my last post was on “Flashpoint”, a cantonese movie starring Donnie Yen)

First thing first; Pierce Bronsman can actually sing, although alot of my friends disagreed that he can’t sing beautifully. Irregardless, that isn’t much of the issue. I’m more concerned about the entire feel of the movie. The movie really brings you through a musical journey. It sets the mood, it sets the whole tempo. Little did I know, people were starting to sing in the cinema too. Heh.

For a musical piece, it gets 4.5/5, because there are certains removed that would make the story more interesting (as compared to the drama series).