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Shapely mainland Chinese police inspector Cousin is forced to work with a Hong Kong cop, fighting against him almost until the end credits roll... more | add synopsis
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Cast

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Sheila Chan ... Hsuen Pi
Carol 'Do Do' Cheng ... Cheng Shih-Nan
Alfred Cheung ... Hsaio-Sheng
Emotion Cheung ... Wei-Kuo's assistant
Tat-wah Cho ... Old Soldier

Michael Chow Man-Kin ... Niu
Ging Man Fung ... Henchman
Kau Lam ... Wu Tien-Tzu
Tony Leung Ka Fai ... Wu Wei-Kuo
Chung Lin ... Inspector Mo
Wai Cheung Mak ... Police Detective
Gwa-pau Sai ... Old Soldier
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Biu je, nei ho ye! (Hong Kong: Cantonese title)
Her Fatal Ways (Hong Kong: English title)
My Dear Sister-in-Law
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100 min
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I just didn't find it funny!, 30 September 2006
3/10
Author: BA_Harrison from Hampshire, England

Her Fatal Ways is a highly successful 90s Asian comedy (the popular film has since spawned several sequels) with an award-winning performance from leading lady, Do Do Cheng, as Sister Cheng, an ultra-patriotic mainland Chinese security officer who is given the job of escorting a prisoner to Hong Kong. When the prisoner escapes, she sets out to recapture him, aided by her assistant and the HK police force.

Much of the movie's humour is derived from the clash of cultures, with Cheng's socialist character constantly at odds with her capitalist surroundings. Whilst Asian audiences may have found this side-splittingly funny, I didn't find it the least bit amusing; something was definitely lost in translation. And with only a little fight action sprinkled sparingly into the 100 minutes running time, I found myself rather bored by this distinctly Chinese comedy.

If you fully understand and appreciate the Chinese sense of humour, then maybe you will get more fun from this than I did. However, if, like me, you often struggle to get the joke, then you may be better off giving this a miss.

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