Before last Saturday I went to see a movie “Cape NO.7” with my friend Melody, who we have known each other nearly ten years. I have to admit that at first I went to see the “Cape NO.7” just because I am curious about why the Taiwanese movie can get so popular and so hit, in either word of mouth or the box office. However, after I walked out of the movie theater, I realized why it could capture so many audiences’ eyes and touch their hearts. Here I would like to give some of my opinions of the movie as below.
Firstly, “Cape No.7” is truly a Taiwanese-made movie, which is full of laughs and tears, makes a deep impression on the audiences. Although so many people told me it was somewhat like a Japanese movie as the narrator reads love letters in Japanese in most scenes, I still think it is a Taiwanese movie because both the friendly native characters and the beautiful scenery in Kenting clearly mark the identities of Taiwan.
Secondly, “Cape No.7” tells us a story which is not very complicated. It’s not very serious and heavy, the story can happen around you if you live in Taiwan. You can easily find the similar cute characters and beautiful scenery in this movie, for example, the hard-working actress Tomoko, the cool guy A-Ga…etc. That’s why people can identify with that movie. In addition, “Cape No.7” is a romantic, peaceful movie. It is a story conecting different people in Taiwan including aboriginese, Hakka, Taiwanese and even Japanese. It's really a movie of humanity movie where ordinary people chase their dreams, loves and ideas of life. Music of this movie is also very cool; The townspeople are teamed up to perform an awesome music show filled with lots of affection. It’s also a humorous comedy, I like the elderly characters that stick to tradition Chinese music and devote themselves to next generation and their hometown.
In conclusion, “Cape No.7” is very worthy seeing over and over again and sharing with your friends and family. The box office now has achieved more than $200 million in Taiwan which is about to break several records in the furture and to become legendary!
I went to see it on Oct. 12th[Sunday\\\'s morning]and had agreed the content of your sayings wrote here exactly. You have done a very good critic on it,
I appreciate for your responses. :) I had have my article revised by my English teacher.Hope you often come to share your ideas with me~
by 喬瑟芬
Posted by abc123(ㄚ林)
at October 13,2008 14:36
I see. English teacher revised it perfectly and I thought your teacher also had ever saw the movie already.
Posted by abc123(ㄚ林)
at October 16,2008 13:03
I hope it is not offensive to correct your English critique about Cape No. 7. I like the movie too and I have read your comments on the movie. For other messages you left on the board, I don\\\\\\\'t think your English teacher has done her job right. I wish my correction may make you realize that her revision was far from \\\\\\\'perfectly\\\\\\\'.
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Last Saturday I went to see a movie called “Cape NO.7”, with my friend Melody, who I have known each other nearly ten years. I have to admit that I went to see the movie just because I was curious about why the movie could get so popular and hot in either the words of mouth or the box office. However, after I walked out of the movie theater, I realized why it could capture so many audiences’ eyes and touch their hearts. Here I would like to give some of my opinions about the movie below.
Firstly, “Cape No.7” is a 100% Taiwanese-made movie which is full of laughs and tears, deeply pressing the hearts of local audience. Although many people told me it is somewhat like a Japanese movie as the narrator read love letters in Japanese in most scenes, I still think it is a Taiwanese movie because both the familiar characters and the beautiful scenery in Kenting clearly marj the identities of Taiwan.
Secondly, “Cape No.7” tells us a simple story which is not too serious and heavy for the audience to reciprocate and the story can happen around you if you live in Taiwan. You can easily find similar cute characters and beautiful scenery in this movie such as the hard-working actress Tomoko or the cool guy A-Ga…etc. That’s why people have been touched by that movie. In addition, “Cape No.7” is a romantic, peaceful movie. It is a story connecting different people in Taiwan including aboriginese, Hakka, Taiwanese and even Japanese. It’s really a movie of humanity where ordinary people chase their dreams, loves and ideas of life. Music of this movie is also very cool; The townspeople are teamed to perform an awesome music show filled with lots of affection. It’s also a humorous comedy, I like the elderly characters that stick to traditional Chinese music and devote themselves to next generation and their hometown.
In conclusion, “Cape No.7” is very worth seeing over and over again and sharing with your friends and family. The box office now has achieved more than $200 million in Taiwan which is about to break several records in the furture and to become legendary!
I appreciate Robert \'s feeback ! I also have modified the article.I hope it could be better than before.
by 喬瑟芬
Posted by Robert
at October 17,2008 00:21
Are you Taiwanese?
I am a Taiwanese girl, but I want English revision of Seven love letters of "Cape NO.7".
Do you have it?
Can you share it with me?
If yes, please send them to my emailbox: yyugrace@hotmail.com
I just pass by your blog by accident, so maybe I won't come here again.
Thank you in advance~!^^
