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Director:
Jing Wong
Writer:
Jing Wong (writer)
Release Date:
12 April 2001 (Hong Kong) more
Genre:
Comedy | Romance
User Comments:
An enjoyable Hong Kong movie more

Cast

  (Credited cast)
Leon Lai ... OK Lai
Cecilia Cheung ... Wonderful
Man Tat Ng ... Boasty Man
King-Tan Yuen ... Queen
Oi Leung ... Wonderful's grandmother
Tat-Ming Cheung ... Pure
Matt Chow ... Freaky
Natalie Ng ... Witch
Kitty Yuen ... Bitchy (as Siu-yee Yuen)
Pinky Cheung ... Selina Li
Moses Chan ... Young Master
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shiu Hung Hui
Eric Kot
Suet Lam
Wai-sheung Lee
Zuki Lee
Kar Sin Pak
Kristy Yang
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Everyday Is Valentine (Hong Kong: English title)
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Country:
Hong Kong
Language:
Cantonese
Color:
Color
Certification:
Malaysia:U

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Soundtrack:
Simple Love more

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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
An enjoyable Hong Kong movie, 31 October 2004
7/10
Author: ArthurDental from United States

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Many if not most of Hong Kong's movies in recent years, esp. those that have been exported, are like Hollywood's: low-brow and silly. While not innocent of such antics, Everyday Is Valentine at least retains some of the innocence of the past.

The story is about a real estate agent who lies incessantly but wildly successfully as well. He then meets the girl of his dreams. It is not a spoiler to say that the rest is history, seeing this is a romantic comedy, after all.

Besides the obligatory low-brow snippets, the movie suffers from a simplicity that is common for HK films, and may be a bit jarring for Westerners and others not familiar with the culture. In certain ways, however, it is for the better. It is interesting, for instance, to note the unrealistic "love" and fighting scenes. Quite unsatisfying for those expecting a little (female) nudity.

There's also passing evidence of prejudices against "dark people" and "little people" and a more consistent inability to reject the universal prejudices for wealth and good looks, despite the ending.

Be that as it may, Everyday Is Valentine proves quite enjoyable, and honest enough.

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