Nasi Lemak 2. Talk about stereotyping! Due to the controversial issues faced by Namewee last September, the initial plan to complete Nasi Lemak 2. Artists line up for Nasi Lemak 2.
Now, this is what I call unity. Well, despite of the low budget and various obstacles placed by the the ruling government in the beginning, the movie was completed within 6 month time. Well to me it is amazing. Another amazing thing about this movie is that they only used DSLR camera to do the shooting. How about that?
Talk about fully utilizing the DSLR camera. Namewee and Nasi Lemak 2. Notice the camera? This one is just a DSLR camera. The quality of the movie was really good despite the fact that they did not use high end cameras for the shooting. Local artistes who starred in Nasi Lemak 2.
I can only recognize Adibah Noor and Karen Kong inside this picture, though. Adibah Noor is one of the most versatile artist in Malaysia. Adibah Noor plays Kak Noor who is the mysterious nasi lemak stall owner who holds the secret of the perfect nasi lemak in Nasi Lemak 2. One of the scenes in Nasi Lemak 2. Afdlin Shauki, Reshmonou and Namewee. Namewee and Karen Kong in Nasi Lemak 2. Karen Kong have an interesting history in the Malaysian entertainment industry.
She plays the heroine in this movie. In Nasi Lemak 2. I love his songs when I was a little girl. Take a note on the picture above. At least this one is a multi-cultural film with tonns of unity message embedded inside. To me, it is way better than those cheap looking horror movies or those gangsters and mat rempit movies.
Truthfully, appearance can be really deceiving. Yes, never judge a book by its cover! Looking at the controversial song that made Namewee the figure he is today, it feels like his love for Malaysia is as sincere as his distrust of its government — when you love something a lot, you can also be critical of the thing you love. Some of the self-aware movie gags are especially funny like one about how to find Indian people based on Bollywood films , and many of the backgrounds and edges of frames contain some kind of hilarious detail.
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Review: Last Night in Soho. Reshmonu Hero Resh as Hero Resh. More like this. Storyline Edit. Young Chef Huang Namewee struggles to get his restaurant business going because he cannot adapt to the 'localized' cooking his patrons are looking for. However, contradictory to his unpopular cuisine, he is also well-known as 'Hero Huang' in the local neighborhood where he carries out good deeds in helping the community until he met Xiao K Karen Kong who got him into deep trouble.
In order to get his life and the restaurant business back on track, Chef Huang must now seek help from a mysterious hawker stall lady Adibah Noor , who summons him to embark on the extraordinary journey of his life.
During this self-enlightening experience, he will also meet many 'local heroes' each lending their support to help him re-discover his roots and the real hidden message of 'Nasi Lemak'. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Soundtracks Rasa Sayang 2. User reviews 10 Review. Top review. A budget low quality local Malaysian movie. A lot of things did not make sense because Namewee motive only to make a joking movie.
His acting skills was poor too and in fact almost all of the actors and actress too lack of that skill and experience.
This movie is watchable when you are not concentrating much on the screen and only want to listen to something instead of scary silent in the room or house.
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