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I think if there was one 21st century Malaysian film that encapsulates the unfortunate tragedy of the Malaysian Film Industry, it has to be KL Gangster. By a better director, by a better production team, with better writers, with better cinematographer, it could've been something good, great even.
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But watching KL Gangster is like watching a Malay film that came out in the late 90s. The script and dialogue is just bad. Gua and Lu, are Indonesian slang, modern Malaysians don't use Gua or Lu but it is obvious that that these terms sound awkward in a Malay dialogue.
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Why can't we just use engkau, kau, aku, awak. They are perfectly fine to use. The cinematography is straight out of the 90s, with bad slow motion scenes, and angles like you're watching the film from a bus ride. The acting is bearable but really substandard. Each actor either overacts the scene, or underact.
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The action is like watching simething from a Tamil or Hindi film; they aren't convincing. Admittedly though it is not as bad, but it pales in comparison to other action films served by our neighbors such as Ong Bak (Thailand), and my personal favorite Serbuan Maut (The Raid; Redemption from Infonesia). Compare this to Serbuan Maut which was released in the same yeat as KL Gangster, Serbuan Maut is several standard above. The fight scenes were beautifully choreographed, the dialogue is modern, current and conveys the sense of intensity and urgency that befits the atmosphere, it was filmed in a real derelict location and it uses normal looking extras. The cinematography uses tight and obtuse angles to create the same urgency and intensity throughout it's length and depict criminal lofe and behavior that mimics the real world well. In short, Serbuan Maut successfully creates and immersive experience for the viewer, like you are actually there. In KL Gangster, it's already difficult to force yourself to believe that these people are anything like gangsters, even harder to immerse yourself in a movie that you don't really believe is an actual circumstance that occur in the real world, and most impossible to accept that this is the best standard that Malaysian Film Industry can come up with.
