Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Wei Tang | ... | JiaJia | |
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Xiubo Wu | ... | Frank |
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Hai-Qing | ... | Joe |
Hongmei Mai | ... | Moon | |
Elaine Jin | ... | Mrs. Huang | |
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Yiwei Liu | ... | Lao Zhong |
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Wang Qian | ... | Mrs. Zhong |
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Li Qi Hong | ... | Dr. Tong |
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Jessica Song | ... | Julie |
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Monica Song | ... | Julie |
Rene Wang | ... | Linda | |
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Tom Jones | ... | Richard |
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Sotos Petrides | ... | Priest |
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Yee Tong | ... | Joe's Girlfriend (as Yi Tong) |
Brad Harder | ... | Father Donor |
City girl Jiajia is traveling to Seattle to give birth to the son who's going to help her win over her rich, married boyfriend. Armed with his unlimited credit card and the singular goal of bringing a little U.S. citizen back to Beijing, Jiajia knows how to play this game of modern love. But when Jiajia arrives in Seattle, the city which inspired her favorite movie Sleepless in Seattle, nothing goes right: she's stuck sharing a small house with two other pregnant ladies, she has trouble reaching her boyfriend on the phone, and eventually, even the credit card stops working. To top that off, the only person willing to spend time with her is her driver Frank. Frank is the opposite of everything she ever wanted in a man... or could he be exactly the kind of guy she really needs? Written by Se7enboy7
Ye, it isn't perfect or classic, but it will be a milestone on the development of China film production. All elements that should appear in a romantic movie are included in this film, and they are not just rote, but experienced and nature.
So, what about our standard of reviews? Maybe shouldn't absolutely, but relatively? Another question, are we sure about our absolute standard that is corrective all the time, from 1900 to 2100? If can't be all the time, what about all the world?
In my opinion, as to China romantic film now days,this movie has a important meaning, and it deserve better rate.