Money No Enough 3

I have not watched the previous series and came across this movie on a raining Saturday morning on Netflix by chance. No expectations thus less judgement. I ended up with a morning of laughters and tears.

No need to be artificially intelligent or witty or sophisticated. I feel like I was watching the local Singaporen people's life played out on the screen, a lot of pressure. Confusion, conflict, but also hope, love and diversity. That's so true. And that's life.

I left with gratitude for the directors and actors, who have been fighting a fight against US actions. Korean dramas. And Chinese emerging stars and many many more. In this complex and convoluted world, these are a group of people who show true and genuine interest and care to normal local people's life. Make it fun and make it touching. And it captures a snapshot of this time in history that will pass on.

Wait for the Netflix version to be out than watching this movie. Storyline and what to expect to come out from next scene is expected if you do watch his films. Not worth just sharing my opinion here.

The younger gen like mayiduo, Simonboy should have more scenes. I mean from what I have realised it is because he is just one of the more famous local flim maker that makes him at an advantage.

Script wise was not that strong either. Inspiration also came from I am not stupid movie.

Same story same kind of thing to expect. I think previous productions are so much better than this year 2024 flim.

The humor in the movie was exceptionally witty and inventive, embodying a distinct Singaporean essence while also being remarkably relatable.

The issues covered felt refreshingly current and relevant. Plenty of laughter from the audience throughout the screening. So thankful director Jack Neo for crafting this sequel. It truly captured my emotions and exceeded my expectations.

As someone with a penchant for movies spanning from the 1980s to the early 2000s, I found immense joy in the opportunity to experience the sequel to "Money Not Enough 2" from 2008. It holds a special place in my heart as the last time I watched "MNE2" with my family was approximately a decade ago.