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Synopsis:
OK
Lai, good at twisted bluffing, and wonderful who needs a man who
can treat her truthfully, meet each other a their lowest points of
lives. Wonderful is convinced that OK is a wealthy guy. However,
when his true identity is revealed, she leaves him for lying to
her. OK learns that lesson and eventually becomes successful in
his career development. In Nepal, he finds Wonderful …
DVD EXTRAS:
* English/Chinese
removable subtitles
* Synopsis and cast info. + trailer + Trailer for Hit
Team, Lavender and another trailer. + 8-minute making of
(Chinese only)
KNOWN DVD SECRET(S): None
that I know of
DVD REVIEW:
The movie features OK
(Lai) and Wonderful (Cheung). OK is a property manager who
lies for a living. Wonderful is woman who found out that one
of her sisters screwed her boyfriend for since childhood and has
enough of liars. She wants a boyfriend who never
lies. OK will lie to get anything done.
The storyline features
cameos by a few of the guys (minus Ekin) from "Feel
100%" as OK's "brothers" who help him when he is in
need and Eric Kot has a cameo as a guy who believes one of OK's
lies.
The first half hour
shows promise and looks great on DVD and the music sounds great
but somewhere along the line, the areas where they filmed the
movie are beautiful but even though they film the movie in Macau
and Nepal, something is lost. The music is hardly played and
the movie in the second hour begins to get dumber. The
transition of OK's feeling for Wonderful goes to quickly (I know,
HK movies tend to do that). But you can understand
Wonderful's perspective and see why she falls for OK but not the
other way around. The pacing is a little off.
As for DVD special
features, you get the typical Universe offering and an eight
minute making-of which has no subtitles. Why is it that Universe
sometimes decides to offer us the subtitles and most of the time
they don't?
The movie is not bad
at all. It is enjoyable to watch but unfortunately I felt
there were holes in the storyline because you literally feel that
you are missing something.
THE MOVIE: C
THE DVD EXTRAS: C+
THE DVD OVERALL: C
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