Imaginur

Having been a fan of Nik Amir's work for almost a decade now, I was not disappointed with Imaginur. In fact, far from it.

Imaginur takes its audience through a whirlwind of emotions from start to finish, leaving those watching it gripped the whole time.

From the perfectly cast actors to its witty dialogues and not to mention the beautiful camera shots, I'm hard pressed to find reasons not to love it. What I like most about this film is how it can mean differently for different people without laying it on too thick, or rather ostentatiously.

Without spoiling it for those who have yet to watch this Malaysian gem, I'd say go into it with an open mind and let yourself be immersed in one of the best Malaysian made films ever.

So proud to know Malaysia has produce such a good movie. The love and virtue show by the movie character is beautiful and brilliant. The plot is impeccable, delicate and thoughtful. The acting is first class. Please support this movie, such a masterpiece.

So proud to know Malaysia has produce such a good movie. The love and virtue show by the movie character is beautiful and brilliant. The plot is impeccable, delicate and thoughtful. The acting is first class. Please support this movie, such a masterpiece.

So proud to know Malaysia has produce such a good movie. The love and virtue show by the movie character is beautiful and brilliant. The plot is impeccable, delicate and thoughtful. The acting is first class. Please support this movie, such a masterpiece.

This movie definitely sets Malaysia's filmmaking industry bar to a high level. Engaging, exciting, melancholy and wonderful at the same time. Love the details placed to indicate movement of time. Main actors, as expected, both played their characters well with Beto Khusyairi and Diana displaying fine but also impactful facial gestures. Not to mention, other characters also played huge roles in setting the movie alive. Soundtracks, no need to say anything, fits perfectly. With Director Nik's previous movie, KIL, being a huge success and a creative masterpiece, IMAGINUR is far from lacking. Overall, expectation exceeded, over a high margin. IMAGINUR is a must watch.

Just watched it on Prime because my father recommended it to me, I thought it's just a normal romance film with a little bit of drama in it. But I was dead wrong, the story itself is never been done by any local filmmakers. The story of harsh reality that will surely make you cry a waterfall. The twist and turn will keep you on edge. You need to really focus and understand the storyline or else you will be lost in the plot.

The background music and soundtrack is oscar-worthy in my opinion, when you almost cry and you try to hold it in suddenly the music starts to play and without you noticing the tear starts to pour out. Perfect song for the perfect moment. I don't think I need to review the script and acting because it is already perfect as it is.

Should you watch this movie, OF COURSE!! I hope this movie can be set as a benchmark for our local film to keep producing top quality content.

It was a random decision to watch this movie, and without much expectation to be honest, since in my mind at that moment, it would be yet another "typical Malay love drama". But I was proven wrong. The efforts that Nik Amir Mustapha and his team had taken to produce this film can be felt just by enjoying this film.

Yes, this love tale isn't new. The idea isn't 100% fresh. But having the "Malaysian colours and flavours" in crafting this "expected" storyline somehow makes it "different" and worthy of praise. The quality of the script, casting and shots is indeed commendable. It does give you "goosebumps" that this film is indeed made by Malaysians.

I do wish it was slightly longer. Ironically, some parts seem draggy but at the same time you could feel like the film ends rather abruptly. There are of course weaknesses here and there but on the whole, it's a love story that not only touches your heart but opens up your mind on various issues especially those concerning family and relationships.

Malaysians should go watch this movie. Support!