Very good movie...suitable for uncle/auntie.....alone......any K/ with sick old family.....

"How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies" is a Thai drama film where a man quits work to care for his dying grandmother, motivated by her fortune. He schemes to win her favor before she passes, all in pursuit of a life-changing, multimillion-dollar inheritance




This post has been edited by adam71: May 31 2024, 08:59 AM

Honest here. Anyone grandparents got inheritance?

So ending will be lile, The millions maybe the memories made along the way...owai

not going to watch coz dun want to cry like baby in cinema.

My grandpa bought few lands, houses and shoplot but paid portion only.. My parents work their ass off the finish paid balance..
Then scumbag uncles lobbied grandma to grab few of those..
Now whatever left are passed on to eldest sibling
Ayam inherited about 50k only
Kekwa

Focus on the movie progress....not the final ending...

yeah....after celebrate father day at mall restaourant....we went watch this movie.....my mother 80+...cry from mid....until the end....& my father 90+ also cry abit too...

This post has been edited by adam71: May 31 2024, 09:20 AM

Bahkata pepatah it's not the destination, it's the journey

If got money as inheritance, that would be okay.

But in my family situation, my parents got land.

And it's located in ulu places. Even the next 30-40 years there would be no development will be made around the area

Want to sell also nobody want eventhough some people can do agriculture on the land my parents got it from late grandparents

Sama situation with me....we rented out the land for Rohinya to grow vegitable....samll land only.....maybe when I age 75 above...I build small house and tanam jagung there

This post has been edited by adam71: May 31 2024, 09:22 AM

why?funeral gonna cost that much?

This one or Hachiko movie more sadding?

Actually he was jobless.. he didn't quit his job to take care of his grandmother.

Watched it last night. It really portray what it is like in our society and family (especially the traditional Chinese family, or at least the ones I know of).

It's really touching and a different kind of movie. The same kind of movie by HK/TW/CH doesn't really echo to me. Maybe the tradition portrayed in this movie resonate more to our culture and surrounding; where you can really relate to.

Recommended to watch it with our parents and/or grandparents (maybe can scheme something out )

I can watch Hachiko till the end but not Marley.

Gonna skip this one, duwan cry like a kid.

This story reminds me of that time when I went for a road trip to Singapork with some friends.

Otw back to KL, my friend wanted to go to some Papaya Farm in Seremban. So OK lor, go only.

After we exited the Seremban toll, at the traffic light (where you turn left to Seremban town, right to Seremban 2), the driver recieved a call from his mum, telling him to come back ASAP because his grandma had slipped, hit her head and died.

He had to U turn and head back to KL. and was crying with a stiff dick.

Kesian, No Papaya Farm, no grandma, and no millions.


This post has been edited by Mr Mercedes: May 31 2024, 04:36 PM

think my life sad enough already, no need watch another sad movie to be more sad.

It will be more interesting if....the young man wants to make millions on his own quickly...so he can take care of the grandma full time

Why would I want to pay money to watch a depressing movie. Life already so depressing

good film