Foon lok ding dong

1986
1h 34min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA wannabe musician named Fat (Michael Hui) witnesses a drug deal gone wrong. He flees to mobsters lead by Ironhand (Cheung-Yan Yuen ) and hops on a cruise ship with his partner-in-crime Tat ... Tout lireA wannabe musician named Fat (Michael Hui) witnesses a drug deal gone wrong. He flees to mobsters lead by Ironhand (Cheung-Yan Yuen ) and hops on a cruise ship with his partner-in-crime Tat (Siu-Tin Lai) to hide from the pursuing hit-men. On the ship, Fat takes to the liking of a... Tout lireA wannabe musician named Fat (Michael Hui) witnesses a drug deal gone wrong. He flees to mobsters lead by Ironhand (Cheung-Yan Yuen ) and hops on a cruise ship with his partner-in-crime Tat (Siu-Tin Lai) to hide from the pursuing hit-men. On the ship, Fat takes to the liking of a beautiful singer named Din-Din (Cherie Chung).

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Mediocre attempt at a romantic comedy.

This Hong Kong movie follows the same plot device as the 1953 Hollywood hit Some Like It Hot. As with many Hong Kong comedies, the humor is screwball and slapstick and the plot is almost non existent. Some comedies managed to be entertaining and generate much laughter, but this one generated maybe a chuckle.

The plot was slow and hard to follow, the humor was dull and the acting was goofy. The attempt at making the movie similar to Some Like It Hot was a fairly OK effort, but it ended up being rather boring, and its attempt to insert its own comedy brand fell flat. It's a shame too, as Michael Hui, Cherie Chung and Wong Wan-Si are some of my favorite Hong Kong actors. Their talent seemed underused here. Overall, it's a movie that could have been a lot better.

Grade D