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I totally love this show . . . . felt like watching it again and again. It is really like life in secondary school. And one more thing I must say that I love Joshua Ang. . .serious. . . I heard that he plays the piano!!! thatz so cool. . seldom guys play piano. . I love him

Lay Tiong
January 30, 2006

The movie was good and superb...keep it up...ok...

Rebecca Wong
Saturday, January 28

Dear Everyone

I truly admire Mr Jack Neo for another great success at the movies.

I am actually rather immune to happenings in real life, and I am usually too numb about everyting to be able to cry, but I have cried in church while singing praises to my Lord, and at the movies, and this time, in Jack's movie depicting the two young teens and a kid.

The two main young actors, Shawn Lee and Joshua Ang has grown up to be very handsome lads indeed, and fine actors too, and I truly warm up to their characters, and I hope that teens in their shoes, in real life, could be assisted more by the schools than by what their parents can teach.

If all parents knew how to relate to their kids rather than keep ' teaching' them, or that they could understand enough to associate with their kids, we would be living in a better society today.

However, as this is rarely so, and that 90% of the parents do not really know how to be good parents, Jack's narration in a story form to bring out the sadness of the kids is a great masterpiece in itself.

Jack has always had the talent, and I am equally glad that he has chosen a very good cast to narrate his story.

I wish to applaud Jack's efforts, and even the songs that he has written for the movie and the music scores that were chosen are all fabulously done.

Of course, due to time constraints, I guess that Jack has to make all the adults overact in almost every episode, but all the three boys have done a beautiful job to hold the movie together with their hurting and silent characters.

If Singapore has less noisy parents and more understanding folks all round, how beautiful a place Singapore would be!

While applauding Jack for depicting Singapore as it is, I do hope that the folks here on our little island would grow up to be more intelligent adults (in real life), and could cultivate a more mature approach to life, than those found in Jack's movie.

And that, the pursuit of material gains should not jeopardize a balance family life or find us forfeiting the chance to nurture a good character in ourselves or our young ones.

May our future Singapore have better story lines for Jack to use in his other new movies, as it is truly time for Singapore to grow up and not just wake up to all the facts that Jack has portrayed.

May God Help Us All.

And, thank you Jack, once again.

Eleanor

Hi there Jack and the rest of the team (crew & cast),

Just want to say... That I have been thoroughly blessed by the film. Being a youth leader and once a local teenager like most of us are, I identify with a lot of issues you have tackled in the movie so wonderfully crafted... I doubt that I have viewed another movie that allows you to laugh and yet maintain the tear and the stir in the heart all at the same time in perfectbalance.

I have a boy whose story is almost exactly like that of Tom as depicted in the show... He's a very promising young boy who has since turned wayward because of the seemingly lack of communication and love from the family...Of which he's turned to what you've shown in the movie for "brotherhood and support".

Right after the show I texted his dad and knew that they've caught the movie as a family. How the show is going speak to the boy himself and to his parents, I don't know... But I can only hope that the show's been used to shine the light into his life... And to let him understand that everyone plays a part in communication.

Once again... Thank you for crafting this very meaningful piece.

Gavin Sng

Hi jteam..

i enjoy the movie "im not stupid 2"produced by u all....and the theme song was awesome...

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Hi

I have already watched the show called I not stupid 2. Actually this show is quite meaning full and interesting. I watched that part which Shawn was caned in front of the whole school. His best friend, Jousha was kicked out of school. That was very sad. This is to teach the students not to learn bad thing in school. For example: steal money from other people and many others.

Debbie

I watched this movie yesterday... I feel this movie is a good production...It made me cry while i was watching it... It was so touching to me... I will definitely recommend my friends to go watch... This show will be forever etched in my minds... Hope tat this show will sell fast and become the top ten movies rating... May God Bless All Of You!!!

Hi.

I just watched the movie earlier today. Some parts are really very funny! Some parts are so touching. My handkerchief was soaked and I had to use a tissue.

I can really relate to the problems Tom and Cheng Kai face. Although I have never been caned publicly or witnessed a public caning, (I am from a girl's school) I have had similar experiences. I had a minor theft incident and my parents were upset and disappointed in me. I have changd since then. My handphone has been confiscated recently, although it was not my fault, and I know the feeling of having to just 'give it up'.

This movie mainly touches on love and the importance of family togetherness. I reccomend that delinquents watch it, then only will they know how much agony they have caused their family.

sau yee

heyy.

the movie i not stupid too was fabulous and my friends and i have watched it many times.we felt we could really relate to the characters in the show.and it has made us think of how we are treating our parents.thanx for all this.

keep up the good work! grin. thanx once again.

sincerely, ilena

Wow ur movie is fantastic

DEAR JACK,

Your movie is very nice, it really made me cry a few times. When the dad of cheng cai save him, it really made my shirt wet. When ur movie was out that day was my birthday too. May ur movie become the hottest movie in asia!

Wendy Lee
January 29, 2006

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hi erm...if u are reading this mail...i hope this will bring it to your attention... i not stupid too was a geat movie but one thing is...it was veri touching n i cried so much that the tears in my eyes made my vision blurry

qw :)
January 31, 2006

I Not Stupid Too is just excellent!

Dear Sirs,

I was totally bowled over when I watched the preview last night! The casting is immaculate, acting so wonderful, content so real and impactful!

In addition, the positive effect on Singapore’s society will be so strong because of this movie. The Teaching profession, parents, parents-to-be and all school-goers will definitely benefit from the truth portrayed in the content.

It was the 1st time that I actually cried and laughed so hard during a screening, thanks for the experience!

I will definitely buy my parents and relatives tickets come this CNY week, and will highly recommend my friends to just go watch it!

Hope I Not Stupid Too will set a new box-office record for its all-round excellence, and all the best for its takings! And thanks for your hard work and excellence, Mr Jack Neo and Mr Yun!

Sincerely,
Lu Pin
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