The best Diana Danielle’s action movies
Today we present the best Diana Danielle’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Diana Danielle’s movies.
Setem
7.2/10
Revolves around a precious postage stamp and attempts to steal, obtain it.
Evolusi KL Drift
5.1/10
Zack and Sham are two close friends who enjoy the same hobbies and interests, 'DRIFT RACING'. Traditionally drift racing is monopolised by guys but it didnt stop Fasha, Zack's girlfriend who broke all traditions and made it her hobby as she finds it very daring and aggresive. Zack is more protective of Fasha nowadays considering her identity crisis in the past and bad influences by her friends. Joe and Karl on the other hand feels threatened when they can't influence new kids to be interested with drift racing. In order to settle this problem Zac and Joe had made a decision that they would race as a way to let some steam off.
Hantu Gangster
6.5/10
Three gangster groups made up of Malay, Chinese and Indian, for the past 50 years, has ruled a local town in Malaysia. After the three leaders mysteriously die, each of their sons begins to feel a growing hatred towards each other, and tries to take over their respective territory. By escaping from the hands of the Angel of Death, the three leaders return from grave to save their children from a bloody fate at the hands of their rivals. In a classic case of 'wrong place, wrong time' a petty thief named Te Sai (Namewee) becomes their only hope. Can the most unlikely hero save the town from bloodshed on the country's faithful independence day?
Bohsia: Jangan Pilih Jalan Hitam
4.1/10
The charmed story of two teenage Amy (Salina Saibi) and Tasha (Nabila Huda) with no education and family background is perfect. Amy and Tasha choose to be stuck in the world of illegal racing by the influence of a boyfriend. Mus (Syamsul Yusof), Tasha's boyfriend likes to talk big and Acai (Sheheizy Sam), Amy's boyfriend challenged an unspoken rule. Amy's father, a gambler, often disrupts the life of Amy. Azam (Aaron Aziz), is a pimp trying to persuade Amy back to the life.
Jiwa Taiko
5.9/10
His mistakes may have landed him in jail, but for Firman, it is also the catalyst for a new beginning in life. Trisya is a girl who longs to be loved, but it is only when she meets the one that she realizes that true love is not a bed of roses. Freez is a carefree guy who only thinks about hanging out with his friends and being happy, while Lara is a free spirit who wants to make her way in the world on her own. The four of them meet in Wira Cinta, a club that is owned by Kak Pora where all of them learn martial arts from and also discover themselves, when Pinto, Firman's brother-in-arms from his dark past turns up at the club and demands that Firman returns to the gang or face the consequences. Osman Ali's "Jiwa Taiko" is a social drama about discovering the meaning of friendship and love, which is often taken for granted
