Beijing yu shang: Xiyatu 2 (2016)

Through happenstance, a gambler in Macau and a real estate agent in California begin exchanging letters.

Director:

Xiaolu Xue (as Xiao Lu Xue)

Writers:

Mia Jiao, Xiaolu Xue

Stars:

Wei Tang, Xiubo Wu, Zhihong Liu

5 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Wei Tang	...	Jiao
Xiubo Wu	...	Daniel
Zhihong Liu	...	Charlie
Paul Chun	...	Grandpa
Yi Lu	...	Zheng Yi
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jojo Ahenkorah	...	Realtor
Liya Ai	...	Poet's wife
Jeremy Angel	...	Tourist
Cynthia Magno Buck	...	Airline Agent
Nicole Chauvet	...	High end gambler
Alex Dafoe	...	Paramedic
Michele de Broel	...	London Realtor
Kate Dion-Richard	...	London Reporter
Parveen Dosanjh	...	Sales Girl
Heiko Effenberger	...	Background

Storyline

Continuing the story of Beijing Meets Seattle I from 2013, the new movie has the couple fall in love again. The theme of the story looks at family, life and love in a foreign country with scenes, story lines and occurrences in the four corners of the world.

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Genres:

Romance

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Details

Country:

China

Language:

Mandarin

Release Date:

29 April 2016 (USA)

Also Known As:

Finding Mr Right 2

Filming Locations:

London, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Maple Edge Films, Maple Ridge Films, Movie Addict Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

132 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows Finding Mr. Right (2013)

User Reviews

Good actors were wasted by a lousy screenplay

What a ridiculous and stupid screenplay! From the very beginning, the leading actress was kicked out by her Mama-San landlord, then turned around becoming a ridiculous casino employee in Macao, the story simply turned into an absurd mess further and further! Then we saw the leading male actor appeared on the screen, a real estate agent in San Marino, Los Angeles, from here on, we could clearly see what a shallow knowledge of the screenplay writer(s) and the poor directing turned this film into a totally hopeless joke. If a real estate agent could be that unprofessional, no doubt this guy didn't even have a real estate license! How could it be possible that an agent can show a million dollars house in San Marino without being approved by the owner and would be allowed to enter such a house without the presence of the listing agent? Then, this so-called real estate agent kept talking nonsense to a rich woman from China, then after he broke into the house without even used a Supra Key and then let the woman to roam in the house alone without his escort and guidance, talked nonsense to that woman's son in a room, and let the son touch and move the belongings of the owner's stuff? This is another proof that most Chinese screenplay writers and the directors never did any thorough search and study of what they were trying to write and direct. Everything detailed in this film just looked so absurd, so unrealistic and so childishly shallow, making this film a pain in the arse to watch. It had forced the movie viewers to lower their I.Q., in order to become an imbecile first to become possibly accepting such a phony, shallow, childish and stupid farce. A lowlife unqualified cheating real estate agent hooked up with a shameless casino escort? It's definitely not right from the start.

This is a horrible film, only tried to cash in from the first more realistic and more genuine "When Beijing meets Seattle(2013)", exactly like another stupid film trying to fool people as the sequel of "Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon", but in truth, only borrowed their original movie titles and signed up those actors from the first movies to fool people. These films are just like Chinese fake merchandise with real names and look-alike patterns but actually just fake stuff. Both fake sequels simply ruined the good originals and turned them sour.

If you consider this film is a good one and enjoyed it, I strongly suggest you to do a CAT-SCAN and MRI, and redo an I.Q. test.