Went To Watch " Cape No.7 " With James On Thursday Night. It's Been A Long Time We've Met Up Due To His Exams. So Finally I Found An Excuse To Ask Him Out, Which Is To Meet Up For A Movie.
And The Movie We've Decided To Watch Is " Cape No.7 " . As You May Not Know This Movie, It's A Taiwanese Movie Which Consists Of Not Much Professional Actors And A Taiwanese Singer , Fan Yi Chen. But The Box Office Of This Movie Is So Good That It Nearly Burst The Box Office Of Taiwan.
" surpassed Jurassic Park's 225.2-million accumulated Taipei sales record to become the 2nd top-selling film in Taiwan history, only behind Titanic's 387.8-million. " Taken From Wikipedia. Results From Opening Until 1st November. Accumulated Box Office NT225.7 million.
A Brief Cap Of The Story :
In the 1940s when Taiwan Was A Japan Colony , a Japanese teacher (Kousuke Atari) dispatched to the southernmost town of Hengchun fell in love with a local girl with the Japanese Name " Kojima Tomoko " (Rachel Liang). After the Surrender Of Japan , he was forced to return to his home country. On his trip home, he penned seven Love Letters to express his regret for leaving Kojima Tomoko, who originally planned to elope with him to Japan.
More than 60 years after the teacher left Kojima Tomoko, Aga (Van Fan) is introduced as a struggling young Hengchun-native Rockband singer who could not find success in Taipei . After returning to his hometown, Aga's StepFather (Ju-Lung Ma), the Town Council Representative, arranged a position for him as a Postman , replacing the senile Uncle Mao (Johnny C.J. Lin), on leave after a motorcycle accident broke his leg. One day Aga comes across an undeliverable piece of mail that was supposed to be returned to the post office: the daughter of the now deceased Japanese teacher has decided to mail the unsent love letters to Taiwan after discovering them. Aga unlawfully keeps and opens the package to discover its contents, but the old Japanese-style address Cape No. 7, Hengchun County, Takao Prefecture could no longer be found.
Meantime a local resort hotel inside Kenting National Park is organizing a beach Concert featuring Japanese pop singer Kousuke Atari , but Aga's step father makes use of his official position to insist that the opening band be composed of locals. Tomoko (Chie Tanaka), an over-the-hill Mandarin-speaking Japanese Fashion Model dispatched to Hengchun, is assigned the difficult task of managing this hastily assembled band, led by Aga along with six other locals of rather particular backgrounds.
After a frustrating trial period Aga and Tomoko unexpectedly begin a relationship. With some assistance from hotel maid Mingchu (Shino Lin), Tomoko helps Aga find Kojima Tomoko, the rightful recipient of the seven love letters. Aga then returns to the beach resort and performs a highly successful concert with this local band and Kousuke Atari.
Quite A Nice And Entertaining Movie. The Story Revolves Along The 7 Love Letters As They'll Slowly Unveil To An Ending Of The Movie. Having A Good Taiwanese Singer Acting And Singing The Songs Of The Movie And Great Background Music As The Soundtrack, It's Hard Not To Stay On Your Seat In The Cinema And Watch The Show Fully.
Highly Recommended To People Who Wants To Watch A Movie During The Weekends. Just An Advice To People That Wants To Watch The Movie Is That This Movie Is Mostly In Mandrin And Hokkien ( Taiwan Language ) And Is Much More On Taiwan Culture. Singaporeans Like Us May Not Understand The Movie Fully.
One Of The Better Movie I've Watched This Year.
Will Update SOON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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