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19 January 2006 (Singapore) morePlot:
A shopaholic is stuck in a love triangle between two men--one, a psychologist trying to help her and the other, a male counterpart. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
Silly movie! moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Cecilia Cheung | ... | Fonda Fond / Fong Fong-Fong | |
| Ching Wan Lau | ... | Dr. Choosey Lee (as Lau Ching Wan) | |
| Jordan Chan | ... | Richie Ho | |
| Ella Koon | ... | Ding-Dong Dong | |
| Paula Tsui | ... | Dr. Phoenix Luk | |
| Dennis Law | ... | Property Developer | |
| 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) | |
| Amy Kwok | ... | 1980 Security Guard | |
| Stephanie Che | ... | Lighting Shop Owner | |
| Johnny Chen | ... | Choosey's Best Man | |
| Yat Ning Chan | ... | Fonda's Bridesmaid (as Isabel Chan) |
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The 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 Hak se wui (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. moreSoundtrack:
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Such a silly movie! I've never seen anything quite like it. I don't know much about these Cantonese films, but I think it was funny because of how outrageous it is (of course I'm assuming not all Cantonese films are ridiculously incredible like this one). So as long as it's good enough for some laughs it isn't all bad.
I actually saw it on the way back to America from a trip to China on the airplane. I woke quite a few people up laughing at the wedding sequence. It's so stupid I couldn't stop laughing, ha ha. Although the names are outrageously strange, it is actually what attracted me to the movie in the first place. Ding Dong Dong? Fong Fong Fong? It's certainly lacking substance but I love it for the laughs.