Wat does the chinese boy mean to the incident..??

The chinese boy also becomes a suspect?

wow this file shoted at KKB, my hometown

i dont think that the father is either selfish or racism, its just a “father to son” question anyways, i think he is trying to protect his son from being charged or even jailed(although he may be wrong but his son is still schooling remember?), come on, every father ll definitely asks the same question, who wants to see their beloved son gets into jail??

and about the language, it doesnt matter whether using mandarin or cantonese or even tamil since its decided by the director right? we are mixed culture so obviously any languages can be heard in our country so please respect EVERY language as your own one..

i think using mandarin will be better….

wow wow wow… chill down nicole
so end of language topic la…
why don we comment on this trailer?

Galvin, you say we have to use mandarin. For your info. Its more realistic that the boy that stays in KL or Selangor area to speak Cantonese. Depending on areas, the dialect change. Mandarin is made standard because of China. If you want to talk about standardization, shouldn’t we all be speaking in Bahasa Melayu instead because we’re Malaysian? The show wouldn’t definitely be better if it’s in Mandarin. I can tell you, I understand NUTS about mandarin. So if it was in Mandarin, I’ll just read the subtitle. If you are so concerned about this, how about Name Wee’s way of talking? it’s a mixture of Hokkien and Mandarin. So if he say things like PAISEH, also wrong because it’s not STANDARDIZED in Mandarin? Grow up… It’s just a short film to depict realistic situation in which most KL/Selangore ppl, speak Canto. 1 Malaysian Chinese? HAH!! we’re Malaysian.. whether chinese or indian or malay… Think about it… ironic, when we’re talking bout racism when he’s already promoting MALAYSIAN “CHINESE”. We’re MALAYSIAN!! *I’m chinese by the way*

To Galvin Lim:
I don’t think that language is the problem, if the director use mandarin, still got alot of people don’t understand. hope that you don’t stereotype in any language, because every language is the same. this films is more focus on content.

i really dont understand whats all the buzz bout the actors should use what language. sigh. galvin talks bout 1 Malaysia. well.. to truly hold on to that meaning, whats the fuss here? this conversation shouldnt even be taking place.

language is important. But galvin, you cant expect others changing for you.
no matter Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, Teo Chew, Hakka or etc also same, we must improve ourself to suit the society.

example: 30 yrs ago world using black and white TV, but now got LCD or bla bla bla, If we still using black and white TV, should the world follow us backward and watch black and white or we are the one should forward catching up?
Actually now not much people talking cantonese, most are talking Hakka, Hokkien and Mandarin. But if you ask what should Malaysian chinese must do? i prefer all chinese better have a tea culture 1st, im saying chinese culture but not china culture, please don misunderstand.
what make we looks like chinese? of course tea culture 1st, and its far far healthier than alcohol…
(im teo chew from sarawak)

Ok, END
Back to this trailer comment,
from the whole trailer, i dont agree on the father question that is “are you involved” for me that is a selfish and racism,
why?
1) he just want to make sure his son are not involve
2) he never think that use violence on the Malay is illegal

As a new generation of parent, he should tell his young one no matter what, he should not have that kind of urge. Because we do not have the authority to use any violence on any HUMAN(no matter chinese, indian or malay), If the young one did, then he must confest and receive proper punishment.

But from starting, the young one already lied and at last why the news come out with 4 suspects? its because the police investigated the truth. (i guess this is the story)

Kenuffhew,

The language (dialect) used does important for future generations. You can easily said so because you understand cantonese. How about those who dont understand? I know that one can understand thru subtitles, but why not use mandarin which will benefit more of the malaysian chinese? As an educationist, I found malaysian chinese mass media are not healthy with too much cantonese advertisements and movies. Do not turn Malaysia into second Hong Kong. Majority Chinese in the north, south and east Malaysia do not really understand cantonese. They have to understand through the subtitles.

did anybody noticed the son telling the father THREE boys beating up the malay fella and FOUR suspects were reported on the news at the end?

Galvin Lim,

Does it matter what language or dialect is used as long as we can understand with the subtitles? i believe the director is trying to capture and potray in its truest form what’s the reality of some issues here in malaysia…and need not be politically correct by using mandarin…if the family speaks cantonese so be it…if its hokkien then so be it too….we need not be so caught up with what language should be used in case it ‘offended’ certain groups…just enjoy the film and perhaps reflect on it, why did the son felt like beating someone, just because others are doing it.

It was a good show but it will be better if mandarin is used instead of cantonese..the malaysian chinese consist of Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Teo Chew etc..So it will be better to converse in mandarin as to be fair and equal to all the malaysian chinese…in order to 1 Malaysia, we have to 1 malaysian chinese first..so pls use mandarin in future shows as well..

is all about how the elders teach us when we are kids..remember when i was young, my grandma used to scared me as “dark skin man will catch u…when u r notti”… see that’s the 1st racist idea been plant into “my mind”….

however, when grown..and mixed and understand on other races. only change my thinking… i will never teach and scared my new generation with this “dark skin = bad guy”..Never…