This review of Mao's Last Dancer by David Stratton is pretty much just a replay of the movie (though it does not go into detail and give away the ending).
For the first four paragraphs of the review, it only really states what actually happens in the movie. Though in the last two paragraphs there are actually David's thoughts in regard to the movie, which to me came across as though he wasn't really paying attention to the story line of the movie opposed to being stubborn and picky with the actors chosen. Which I thought was just silly considering that it was an emotional roller coaster from my perspective.
We felt sorry for him, we cried for him and then for a finale we applauded because he was finally getting his family back after being put in a position of not being able to see his loved ones for several years.
I really like this movie and would recommend it to anyone who loves to laugh, cry, and applaud, all in the space of 2 hours.
See the review at: http://www.abc.net.au/atthemovies/txt/s2671834.htm
master piece :)
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