Upin & Ipin: Mystical legends around the children from the village of Kampung Durian Runtuh include: 2 twins Upin-Ipin, Ehsan, Fizi, Mail, Jarjit, Mei Mei and Susanti, accidentally pulled into the mysterious land of Ideraloka with an old sword. Here, the children meet new companion and all together against the evil witch Raja Bersiong, the ambitious man to destroy Ideraloka. To do this, they have to perform a mission without ease-restoring the power of the single-the-one spirit.
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Upin & Ipin: Divine Legends is a quick introduction to the origins of the Divine Sword. This is a relatively important piece but the voice between the characters is not well heard because the sound has overwhelms the speaker. Luckily the rest of the film is smooth, no longer repeating the same situation. However, the original voice voices of Malaysian actors who have become familiar with the Vietnamese audience and the voice between the characters are not too fast or complicated for the children so the writer will appreciate it if the movie is projected with the subtitle form.
In terms of content, Upin & Ipin: Legend of God owns a relatively sturdy scenario with a non-boring conversation. From the beginning of Upin and Ipin discovered the Qing sword until the opposition to the Raja Bersiong was a long, dramatic and relentless journey of characters. Many of the new events were outlined and followed up quite closely, making it a constant change but easy to follow. It also owns a variety of new and varied character lines, taking viewers from surprise to surprise, and eventually getting out, they're all important pieces in a master picture.