the chinese feast anita yuen sings what is love

The movie that made Jackie Chan in North America. RUMBLE IN THE BRONX (1995), directed by Stanley Tong - 26.5 points - LoveHKFilm Review As John Woo says in his cameo, “well done.”ħ7 (TIE).

TASK FORCE (1997), directed by Patrick Leung - 26.5 points - LoveHKFilm ReviewĪn underrated cop soap opera from director Patrick Leung, TASK FORCE is a nineties gem with plenty of genre love, not to mention Charlie Young as one of the most endearing hookers-with-a-heart-of-gold ever put to film. Chow is charismatic, Wu Chien-Lien winning and Chingmy Yau super sexy, but the most memorable thing about Wong Jing’s gambling comedy? Maybe the fetus in a jar.ħ7 (TIE). GOD OF GAMBLERS’ RETURN (1994), directed by Wong Jing - 26.5 points - LoveHKFilm ReviewĬhow Yun-Fat’s return as Ko Chun blazed at the box office, becoming Hong Kong’s highest grossing film at the time. THE SAVIOUR OF THE SOUL (1991), directed by Corey Yuen and David Lai - 26 points - LoveHKFilm ReviewĪndy Lau and Anita Mui anchor Corey Yuen and David Lai’s fantasy actioner, but it’s Aaron Kwok as the villainous Silver Fox who steals the show. “Someone’s bullsh*tting using my name again.”Ĩ0. However, as Confucius said, “Only by sampling our vomit may we cook a dish that is palatable.” I’m actually embarrassed to link to them. There are over 15 years of film reviews stored here, and if the later reviews qualify as solid writing, than the earliest are juvenile chicken scratch. When putting this whole thing together, I took the opportunity to read some of the earliest reviews on this website. In case you’re following along, each film has a link to an existing review at, if not the film’s entry at the Hong Kong Movie Database. Today, we’ll be looking at Numbers 80-61 of our Top 100, all determined by actual Readers. Sorry for the two day gap but we were busy. Welcome to second installment in our countdown of the Top 100 Hong Kong Films of the Nineties.

The chinese feast anita yuen sings what is love