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Movie
Synopsis:
A beautiful career woman sharon lives together with her lovely
dog Man. In an accident, Man exchanges body with a worker and
becomes a human. Unaware of the unbelievable incident, Sharon
simply rejects Man to come close. Disappointingly, Man helps a
veterinarian to win the love of Sharon, but he finds himself also
fall for his master…
DVD EXTRAS:
- Trailer, "Funeral March" trailer and cast information
- KNOWN DVD SECRET(S): None
that I know of
DVD REVIEW:
Nick
Cheung movies are the type of movies you want to watch when you
watched too many martial arts, violent or whichever other type
of HK movie you have been viewing as of late. In other words,
movies to relax and give a break from the typical HK movies out
right now.
"Every
Dog Has His Date" is no exception bringing together Michelle
Reis and Nick Cheung together. The story is humorous and nearly
every Nick Cheung movies that I have seen are quite average but
were enjoyable to watch because they are humorous and different
from the many HK films out there. Stupid humor some may call it,
but his films feature A actors instead of B actors.
In
this case, Nick plays a guy named Fai who somehow switches body
with Sharon's (Reis) dog, Man. Of course, Sharon loves her dog
and her dog leads her to a veterinarian but unfortunately Fai
as Man develops a crush on Sharon. What is a guy err...dog to
do?
As
for the DVD, low in special features. Subtitles have their usual
amount of errors but all in all, this film is one of those movies
when you want to take a break from other HK movies. Like Nick
Cheung movies, then you will like this one.
THE MOVIE: C
THE DVD EXTRAS: C-
THE DVD OVERALL: C
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