First, i want to thank to Rinaldy Puspoyo and Adilla Dimitri for making such a great story and script. Not only for that, thanks for making Indonesian people hate this movie so much.. what i'm really trying to say is, this movie really vocalize what i feel about how am i as Indonesian lives in San Francisco. Like, what comes to my mind everyday, what if my parent die while i'm in here, when will i eat Indonesian food again. and many things. Good job for Puspoyo to work with Adilla, Dinna Olivia, and Winky Wiryawan. They really can act, especially Adilla and Dinna. no doubt for them. also, good collaboration Puspoyo and Mun Chee, the color was so great but there's some blackout when three of them drunk at the bar and i think for all interior night scene, it's pretty dark. but, other than that 6.30 just makes me deranged. the angle of the camera, the lighting, also the Lambretta. One more thing, I love the scene when Tasya put down a painting of Alit's mom and cover it with a white blanket or robe, it just works so well. Symbolize "kain kafan" or for Indonesian people when someone died, they cover the body with it. and one more thing, Alit's mom died on plane crash in the sea, and Alit was throw a white flower also to the sea. what in the world Puspoyo and Dimitri think. it work so well guys. one more thing, when Alit using a public phone, i believe there's a sound of ambulance. oh my god, it just makes me crazy. oh, one more thing, something doesn't work so well when Alit's uncle, uncle nono. the way he tell how Alit's mom died, i just don't feel it. something needs to be work on that. but as a filmmakers, i think this movie is one of the best Indonesian movies. And you know what Mr. Rinaldy Puspoyo, you really break my heart. =) hey, one more thing, for those of you either have seen this movie or not, (i just seen this movie in SF, for screening, and it comes with subtitle) please pay attention to what they're saying. because, yes, the sound was pretty rough. other than that this movie is fabulous.
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Satisfying
huisan29 July 2007
6:30 is not exactly a movie that you can watch without paying much attention. You have to actually follow the dialogs closely to understand their feelings (which is quite hard to do due to the sometimes-inaudible conversations). The bond between Alit, Bima and Tasya was portrayed quite implicitly but nevertheless as you go along with the movie you should be able to feel the relationship among the three.
This is the kind of those movies that we use to study (in literature studies?) for its message and perhaps moral value. It holds a very strong theme through quite a simple plot. I was satisfied after watching this although there are a few scenes with long conversations that felt a bit draggy.
This is the kind of those movies that we use to study (in literature studies?) for its message and perhaps moral value. It holds a very strong theme through quite a simple plot. I was satisfied after watching this although there are a few scenes with long conversations that felt a bit draggy.
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