Chao ji wu di zhui nu zai

1997
1 Std. 36 Min.

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Angie Cheung, Vivian Hsu, Teresa Mak, Shu Qi, and Joyce Chan in Chao ji wu di zhui nu zai (1997)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuFour men (including a millionaire businessman trying to escape from the stress of his work) running a struggling sushi restaurant in Hong Kong follow a group of beauty-contest entrants to Th... Alles lesenFour men (including a millionaire businessman trying to escape from the stress of his work) running a struggling sushi restaurant in Hong Kong follow a group of beauty-contest entrants to Thailand in the hopes of winning their hearts. The four misfits must convince the beauties o... Alles lesenFour men (including a millionaire businessman trying to escape from the stress of his work) running a struggling sushi restaurant in Hong Kong follow a group of beauty-contest entrants to Thailand in the hopes of winning their hearts. The four misfits must convince the beauties of their worth as dates while fending off a gang of tough rivals. Will they succeed, or wil... Alles lesen

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4,8/10

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8/10

stupid fun

A few minutes into this film, and I wasn't impressed. Annoying male cast members, and lame jokes appeared to be the order of the day. And each of the female characters appeared to have the depth of the toddlers end at the swimming pool.

But when the action moved to Thailand and each of the girls is separated and teamed up with their respective suitors, I found myself being drawn into the infectious fun.

So hard to choose what to look at when my favourite Asian actresses Shu Qi and Vivian Hsu are on screen together though! (and I can tell you it wasn't the sub-titles winning out).

If you are prepared to let 'Love... Love' draw you into it's world of silly humour and fun, you'll be in for a genuinely feel-good time.