Yesterday Once More
(2004)
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Mr. To
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| Sammi Cheng | ... |
Mrs. To
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Jenny Hu | ... |
Mrs. Allen
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Carl Ng | ... |
Steve
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Ka Tung Lam | ... |
Insurance Surveyor
(as Lam Ka Tung)
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Wong Chun | ... |
Private Investigator
(as Chun Wong)
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Shiu Hung Hui | ... |
Private Investigator
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Teddy Lin | ... |
Police Inspector
(as Lin Chun)
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Chi-Shing Chiu |
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Ping Han |
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Loi Kwan Kam |
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Shing-Cheung Lee | ... |
Dr. Chan
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Yat-fung Tin |
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Ronald Yan | ... |
Police Inspector
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Mr. and Mrs. Do are wealthy, creative jewel thieves who divorce for no apparent reason after a successful diamond heist. A year later, she's engaged to the son of a rich woman who begrudgingly lets her son give his fiancée a family heirloom after she signs a pre-nup. The necklace is promptly stolen: Mrs. Do suspects her ex-husband and the wealthy mom suspects that the two ex's are still in federation and cahoots. In fact they do still love each other and spend a lot of energy trying to annoy or trick the other. Who does have the necklace, where is it, and why did the thieves separate in the first place? As time's bending sickle's compass comes, will the lovers sort things out? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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Country:
Hong KongRelease Date:
14 October 2004 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Yesterday Once More See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$843,023 (Hong Kong) (15 October 2004)Gross:
$1,962,316 (Hong Kong) (5 November 2004)Company Credits
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Performed by Sammi Cheng
Composed by Lau Cho Tak
Author: Lin Xi
Sub-Author: Andy Lau
O.P.: EMI Music Publishing Hong Kong/Better Music Publishing Ltd.
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"RU GUO NI YOU SHI"Performed by Sammi Cheng
Composed by Lau Cho Tak
Author: Lin Xi
Sub-Author: Andy Lau
O.P.: EMI Music Publishing Hong Kong/Better Music Publishing Ltd.
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It wasn't the "perfect" movie. Take it for face value. The plot was good, but not super deep like something you'd expect from Wu Jian Dao (Infernal Affairs1/2/3), et all. It was light hearted and meant to get a few good laughs and entertain you - isn't that the purpose of a movie? Basically it's two people who are kleptomaniacs (people who are obsessed with stealing anything). Andy & Sammi give stellar performances. I've seen their previous two pairings under Johnnie To - Needing You & Love on a Diet - both of which were wonderful movies. Their chemistry is like that of Gregory Peck & Audrey Hepburn. Just.. something about it when they're on the silver screen seems to bring everything together. Well, as I pointed out before the plot's easy to follow. Basically they break up after a heist because of problems w/ the "distribution of assets" or so they say. Two years later she (Sammi) is about to marry some rich boy, but there's this necklace. Andy comes back out of nowhere to steal and so begins a little race (with plenty of pretty clever jokes) to figure out where the necklace is - and then some more.
Enjoy it! Ended the movie with that nice-but-kinda-solemn feeling you got when you watched Roman Holiday. (haha) the box wasn't joking when they said it was a surprise twist :]
P.S. still a little confused about the ending though. =___=