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Credited cast: | |||
Tony Chiu-Wai Leung | ... | Lai Liu Po (as Tony Chiu Wai Leung) | |
Miriam Chin Wah Yeung | ... | Yip Koo Hung | |
Ronald Cheng | ... | Crab Duen | |
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Teresa Carpio | ... | Hung's Stepmother |
Chapman To | ... | Yip's Stepmother's Boyfriend | |
Vincent Kok | ... | Hung's Boss | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Anya | |||
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Chacha Chan | ||
Ken Chang | |||
Joe Cheng | ... | Employee of Cybercafe | |
Tat-Ming Cheung | ... | Drug Arrest Policeman | |
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Audrey Fang | ||
Alex Fong | ... | Hung's Father | |
Lik-Sun Fong | ... | Police Officer | |
Josie Ho | ... | Mrs. Ma |
Yip is attractive but for some strange reason, no man has ever been interested in her. Yip meets Lai, a famous feng shui expert and she thinks that Lai can change her luck. But Duen, also a famous feng shui expert continually cast all kinds of spells on Yip. A fierce battle of feng shui and horoscope techniques ensues. Will Lai and Yip live happily afterwards? Written by astroboy2k
Honestly, come on. This movie was really cute and definitely had its own humorous moments. I definitely don't think Tony Leung made any sort of mistake in doing this film. I don't consider myself the kind of girl to ordinarily be taken in by romantic comedies, and even that aside, I think the concept of a Fung Shui expert falling for a girl cursed with bad luck is an eclectic enough concept to be worthy of some credit. The ending definitely kind of fell apart... But in contrast to similar North American releases, I contend that half the movies with a equivalent rating couldn't hold a candle to this. I find myself to be the kind of person who rarely enjoys something "simplistic", but there was really no detractor to seeing this, in fact I really enjoyed it and have *forced* others to watch it. There's nothing wrong with a movie you can watch and appreciate when you don't feel the necessity for hardcore thinking.