Blog Feature: Films Act – a class act to follow

Posted by on April 9, 2009 4 Comments

Excerpts from blog post on pngapore:

I saw this DVD on sale at some supermarket. I have seen books on Lee KuanYew but this is the first time I have seen a DVD on him.

I wonder if this political film complies with the above conditions. I wonder if there is any animation in it? What about any moving newspaper cuttings to dramatize thetumultuous events of our history?

Well, I guess the answer is available for $24.90.

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4 Responses to “Blog Feature: Films Act – a class act to follow”

  1. Joshua Wong 9 April 2009

    Lol. This is slightly churlish, but kinda amusing too.

  2. Dumb and dumber 9 April 2009

    Don’t need to spend $24.90 unless you’re interested in the content. I guarantee that it is 100% compliance with the Film Act. Wanna bet?

  3. Ganga 9 April 2009


    Hmmm, ‘in compliance’ according to who? Does it really matter what’s actual inside? The answer is prepared before reading the question…

  4. Question For Acting Minister RA Lui 10 April 2009

    Any difference from the films on the internet ? Pl enlighten