A shopaholic is stuck in a love triangle between two men--one, a psychologist trying to help her and the other, a male counterpart.A shopaholic is stuck in a love triangle between two men--one, a psychologist trying to help her and the other, a male counterpart.A shopaholic is stuck in a love triangle between two men--one, a psychologist trying to help her and the other, a male counterpart.
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- 1 nomination total
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Ching Wan Lau
- Dr. Choosey Lee
- (as Lau Ching Wan)
Chi-Ying Tsang
- FC
- (as Tsang Chi Ying)
Tian-Lin Wang
- Fatty Lee
- (as Wong Tin Lam)
Kar-Ying Law
- West Ho
- (as Law Ka Ying)
Chun Chau Ha
- South Ho
- (as Ha Chun Chau)
Maggie Siu
- Birth Chow
- (as Maggie Shiu)
Yat Ning Chan
- Fonda's Bridesmaid
- (as Isabel Chan)
Jingxian Xu
- Ding-Dong's Bridesmaid
- (as Jessica Xu)
Ka-Lun Cheung
- TV Show Host
- (as Ben Cheung)
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- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaThe poster for the horror movie that Fong Fong and Choosey Lee watch has the logos for China Star Entertainment and One Hundred Years of Film Co. Ltd. Beside it is the poster for Election (2005) (Election). Johnnie To, director Ka-Fai Wai's frequent directing partner, directed that film, which was produced/presented by Dennis Law, and co-starred Tian-Lin Wang (aka Wong Tin Lam), both of whom make an appearance in this film. The studios' producer Charles Heung is the presenter for both films.
- SoundtracksI Will Follow Him
(Chariot)
Music by Franck Pourcel and Paul Mauriat
French lyrics by Jacques Plante
English lyrics by Arthur Altman and Norman Gimbel
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I must admit that I was excited to watch "Jui oi nui yun kau muk kong" (aka "The Shopaholics") given the fact that Cecilia Cheung, Ching Wan Lau and Jordan Chan was in the movie. Their performances were good enough given the Little material that they had to work this. This movie was just a bit too much on the silly side. That Whole double wedding thing was just too stupid and it really threw the movie a low blow.
The three main talents Cheung, Ching Wan Lau and Jordan Chan really did have good on-screen chemistry together, and they were really well-cast for the movie. Just a shame that they were limited by the script.
The story was simple and easy to follow, but it was just too silly on a stupid level, which ultimately resulted in an overall mediocre movie, despite having a really impressive cast of Hong Kong talents.
Even as a longtime avid fan of the Hong Kong cinema, I just wasn't particularly impressed and just mildly entertained. "The Shopaholics" didn't really bring anything new or overly exciting to the romantic comedy genre that has been abundant in the Hong Kong cinema. It is worth a single viewing if you are a fan of the main cast. But chances are slim to none that you will watch it more than once.
The three main talents Cheung, Ching Wan Lau and Jordan Chan really did have good on-screen chemistry together, and they were really well-cast for the movie. Just a shame that they were limited by the script.
The story was simple and easy to follow, but it was just too silly on a stupid level, which ultimately resulted in an overall mediocre movie, despite having a really impressive cast of Hong Kong talents.
Even as a longtime avid fan of the Hong Kong cinema, I just wasn't particularly impressed and just mildly entertained. "The Shopaholics" didn't really bring anything new or overly exciting to the romantic comedy genre that has been abundant in the Hong Kong cinema. It is worth a single viewing if you are a fan of the main cast. But chances are slim to none that you will watch it more than once.
- paul_haakonsen
- Dec 14, 2015
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- Gross worldwide
- $1,262,819
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
- Color
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