rathcycle SG i cannot find the torrents of this movie although it is release in taiwan and china thought they have the most pirates.. but haiz..
browniebaobao SG v nice movie wor.. the ending was juz as i predicted.. but the process was really a surprise. got laughters got tears.. the scene which Jay challenge the other student on the piano was really v amazing! and the scene which Jay danced with his father was so funny.. haha.. Anthony Wong and Jay Chou really got the mo qi..
Xephone_xenon SG Then This show really must ask chiobu to watch before other guys ask. Long time nvr cheehong le.
Xephone_xenon SG I is very long nvr cheehong with girls liao leh. Like hmm near one month. Last time was watching surf up with two chiobus.
rainee SG Watched yesterday...at first I was quite worried about how Jay Chou would perform in this movie, but the movie was better than expected I wouldn't say that the storyline is terribly creative, it seems similar to some Korean movies I have watched before, esp Il Mare and Ditto But at least it is not boring, there were quite a few scenes which are funny, esp those involving Anthony Wong The piano playing scenes are impressive, it makes me wanna hunt for the OST for this movie liaoz But I have a question that I have been asking since yesterday after I finished the show: In the year of 1979, does liquid paper even exist? (Those who watched the show already will understand)
Xephone_xenon SG I ish boliao Liquid Paper, a brand name of opaque correction fluid, is used to cover up mistakes on paper without retyping the entire sheet. It was very important when material was typed with a typewriter, but less so since the advent of the word processor. It was invented by Bette Nesmith Graham in 1951 and originally called Mistake Out. Graham was a typist who developed a type of white tempera paint to cover up her mistakes. Her first batch was mixed together in a common kitchen blender.
