Credited cast: | |||
Jacky Cheung | ... | Shek Kin | |
Eric Tsang | ... | Ha Kung | |
Anita Yuen | ... | Pinky | |
Bosco Wong | ... | Ha Chai | |
Stephy Tang | ... | Kin Nui | |
Cho-Lam Wong | ... | Kin Chai | |
Linda Chung | ... | Ha Nui (as Ka-Yan Chung) | |
Tian Liang | |||
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Aimee Chan | ... | Survey Girl | |
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Joel Chan | ||
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Kerry Chan | ... | Salesgirl (as Ka-Wing Chan) |
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Min-Leung Chan | ... | Old man |
Pak-Cheung Chan | |||
Sunny Chan | ... | Tailor | |
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Vincy Chan |
In 1970s Hong Kong, rapacious landlords try to evict 72 tenants but sworn brothers Ha Kung and Shek Kin help the group of 72 defeat the landlord and landlady and coincidentally rescue Pinky from a planned forced marriage.
It is not a serious, thought provoking film, that is for sure. It is a plain simple comedy. So if you don't set your expectation too high, then you will surely enjoy it.
I am rating it a 7.
Jacky cheung is a comedian genius. It was particularly funny when he was pretending to sing a song of his own as the character in the film. I didn't know about this song until I saw this film. I liked that song instantly. They could have used him to sing a few more songs in the film, after all, he is a famous singer.
The storyline is not too bad, either.