Malaysia's 1st 3D Movie : GENG


Today is sunday , i relax my self infornt of TV , and i got opportunity to watch the making of Malaysia's 1st 3D Movie , " GENG , Pengembaraan Bermula " . Realy a wonderfull work by group of talented Malaysians . As a Malaysian it is my responsibilty to support another Malaysian's effort and production . First i want show my support by promoting this movie via by blog , here in townguy's voice . Second step i will tell later , haha .The movie will be in theaters in 12 Februari 2009 . This movie, GENG, able to become reality with the support of Malaysia's IT giats like MIMOS , MDEC and etc .

From GENG's official website :
Filem:


Geng the Movie: Pengembaraan Bermula

Disuarakan Oleh:
Adik Balqis (sebagai Ros), Adik Izwan (Badrol), Adik Kannan (Rajoo), Kee Yong Pin (Lim) dan Adik Fathiah (Upin & Ipin)

Genre:
Kanak-kanak, Famili, Animasi 3D

Ulasan:
Sambutlah ‘Geng the Movie: Pengembaraan Bermula’ dengan hati terbuka dan beri laluan! Ya, beri laluan kepada generasi baru pembikin filem tanahair yang berkebolehan, berjiwa seni, bermaruah dan berwawasan.
Izinkan saya menyatakan bahawa saya tidak sama sekali terlibat dengan pembikinan ‘Geng’. Hanya sebagai penonton saya mengulas dan menyuarakan apa yang benar, seadanya saya alami di dalam panggung pada malam pra-tonton Selasa lepas. Rasanya saya mengalami sejarah dalam pembikinan. Kot? Iya, iyalah kot...












Watch this movie in theater is will be our biggest contribution to support our local talents , so come we go watch this movie as we rush to watch any other vijay's movie( Indians ) , Jet Lee's movie( Chinese ) or Rosham Noor's movie ( malay ) ...... I planned to watch this movie in theater just after this movie released in the theater soon , to show my supprt to group of talented Malysians work .

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