Fat Choi Spirit (嚦咕嚦咕新年財) - Part 8 Starring: Andy Lau, Louis Koo, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Gigi Leung, Cherrie Ying, Angela Tong... Genres:Comedy Year 2002 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version Andy Lau as Tak-Wah, a "Mahjong Warrior" whose addiction to mahjong caused the eventual bankruptcy of his family. However, he managed to turn his game around when he was blessed by Wing-Kei (Gigi Leung). Wing-Kei is a sweet girl who'll do anything for Tak-Wah, to the detriment of anyone who gets in her way. Tak-Wah would like to marry her, but only if she cleans up her act, which is tough going. Tak-Wah is reunited with his mom (Bonnie Wong) and brother Tin-Lok (Louis Koo) when Tin-Lok's Internet firm goes belly up. Tak-Wah lets them stay at his opulent mansion while he goes about his usual mahjong ways. However, Tin-Lok hates mahjong because it was the cause of their first bankruptcy, and swears not to be involved with it in any way. Then self-styled "Master of Mahjong" Ching-Wan (Lau Ching-Wan) shows up to swindle the two brothers, but Tak-Wahs' amazing mahjong powers seem to have left him. (...)

Love Undercover 3 (新紮師妹) - Part 3 Starring: Fiona Sit, Takuya Suzuki, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung Genres: Comedy Year 2006 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version However, they live. The five-man squad is saved from the wreckage by sprightly delivery girl Fan Shi-Wao (Fiona Sit), whose desire to help is only overshadowed by her earnest desire to make money. The gang takes an immediate shine to her, and presto: they have their new girl. The group immediately enrolls Fan into the police academy, where they dote on her and cheat to make sure she graduates. Fan does, and immediately becomes a part of their team, which is widely known for its complete lack of effort and general uselessness. Purpose arrives when Japanese Interpol officer Suzuki (the wooden Takuya Suzuki) shows up to whip the force into shape. Fan is immediately smitten by the handsome, blank Suzuki. Meanwhile, the rest of the guys want to fool him because he seems like such an uptight stick-in-the-mud. There are other plotlines too, involving disenchanted otaku Vito (Donald Tong), who gets annoyed at the world and forms a criminal ring of models to exact his silly revenge, and Fan's future as a police officer, which is supposed to be promising if not for her allegiance to Chung's crappy police team.

Fat Choi Spirit (嚦咕嚦咕新年財) - Part 3 Starring: Andy Lau, Louis Koo, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Gigi Leung, Cherrie Ying, Angela Tong... Genres:Comedy Year 2002 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version Andy Lau as Tak-Wah, a "Mahjong Warrior" whose addiction to mahjong caused the eventual bankruptcy of his family. However, he managed to turn his game around when he was blessed by Wing-Kei (Gigi Leung). Wing-Kei is a sweet girl who'll do anything for Tak-Wah, to the detriment of anyone who gets in her way. Tak-Wah would like to marry her, but only if she cleans up her act, which is tough going. Tak-Wah is reunited with his mom (Bonnie Wong) and brother Tin-Lok (Louis Koo) when Tin-Lok's Internet firm goes belly up. Tak-Wah lets them stay at his opulent mansion while he goes about his usual mahjong ways. However, Tin-Lok hates mahjong because it was the cause of their first bankruptcy, and swears not to be involved with it in any way. Then self-styled "Master of Mahjong" Ching-Wan (Lau Ching-Wan) shows up to swindle the two brothers, but Tak-Wahs' amazing mahjong powers seem to have left him. (...)

Fat Choi Spirit (嚦咕嚦咕新年財) - Part 10 Starring: Andy Lau, Louis Koo, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Gigi Leung, Cherrie Ying, Angela Tong... Genres:Comedy Year 2002 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version Andy Lau as Tak-Wah, a "Mahjong Warrior" whose addiction to mahjong caused the eventual bankruptcy of his family. However, he managed to turn his game around when he was blessed by Wing-Kei (Gigi Leung). Wing-Kei is a sweet girl who'll do anything for Tak-Wah, to the detriment of anyone who gets in her way. Tak-Wah would like to marry her, but only if she cleans up her act, which is tough going. Tak-Wah is reunited with his mom (Bonnie Wong) and brother Tin-Lok (Louis Koo) when Tin-Lok's Internet firm goes belly up. Tak-Wah lets them stay at his opulent mansion while he goes about his usual mahjong ways. However, Tin-Lok hates mahjong because it was the cause of their first bankruptcy, and swears not to be involved with it in any way. Then self-styled "Master of Mahjong" Ching-Wan (Lau Ching-Wan) shows up to swindle the two brothers, but Tak-Wahs' amazing mahjong powers seem to have left him. (...)

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Fat Choi Spirit (嚦咕嚦咕新年財) - Part 5 Starring: Andy Lau, Louis Koo, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Gigi Leung, Cherrie Ying, Angela Tong... Genres:Comedy Year 2002 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version Andy Lau as Tak-Wah, a "Mahjong Warrior" whose addiction to mahjong caused the eventual bankruptcy of his family. However, he managed to turn his game around when he was blessed by Wing-Kei (Gigi Leung). Wing-Kei is a sweet girl who'll do anything for Tak-Wah, to the detriment of anyone who gets in her way. Tak-Wah would like to marry her, but only if she cleans up her act, which is tough going. Tak-Wah is reunited with his mom (Bonnie Wong) and brother Tin-Lok (Louis Koo) when Tin-Lok's Internet firm goes belly up. Tak-Wah lets them stay at his opulent mansion while he goes about his usual mahjong ways. However, Tin-Lok hates mahjong because it was the cause of their first bankruptcy, and swears not to be involved with it in any way. Then self-styled "Master of Mahjong" Ching-Wan (Lau Ching-Wan) shows up to swindle the two brothers, but Tak-Wahs' amazing mahjong powers seem to have left him. (...)

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 3 (新紮師妹) - Part 5 Starring: Fiona Sit, Takuya Suzuki, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung Genres: Comedy Year 2006 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version However, they live. The five-man squad is saved from the wreckage by sprightly delivery girl Fan Shi-Wao (Fiona Sit), whose desire to help is only overshadowed by her earnest desire to make money. The gang takes an immediate shine to her, and presto: they have their new girl. The group immediately enrolls Fan into the police academy, where they dote on her and cheat to make sure she graduates. Fan does, and immediately becomes a part of their team, which is widely known for its complete lack of effort and general uselessness. Purpose arrives when Japanese Interpol officer Suzuki (the wooden Takuya Suzuki) shows up to whip the force into shape. Fan is immediately smitten by the handsome, blank Suzuki. Meanwhile, the rest of the guys want to fool him because he seems like such an uptight stick-in-the-mud. There are other plotlines too, involving disenchanted otaku Vito (Donald Tong), who gets annoyed at the world and forms a criminal ring of models to exact his silly revenge, and Fan's future as a police officer, which is supposed to be promising if not for her allegiance to Chung's crappy police team.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

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Love Undercover 3 (新紮師妹) - Part 8 Starring: Fiona Sit, Takuya Suzuki, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung Genres: Comedy Year 2006 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version However, they live. The five-man squad is saved from the wreckage by sprightly delivery girl Fan Shi-Wao (Fiona Sit), whose desire to help is only overshadowed by her earnest desire to make money. The gang takes an immediate shine to her, and presto: they have their new girl. The group immediately enrolls Fan into the police academy, where they dote on her and cheat to make sure she graduates. Fan does, and immediately becomes a part of their team, which is widely known for its complete lack of effort and general uselessness. Purpose arrives when Japanese Interpol officer Suzuki (the wooden Takuya Suzuki) shows up to whip the force into shape. Fan is immediately smitten by the handsome, blank Suzuki. Meanwhile, the rest of the guys want to fool him because he seems like such an uptight stick-in-the-mud. There are other plotlines too, involving disenchanted otaku Vito (Donald Tong), who gets annoyed at the world and forms a criminal ring of models to exact his silly revenge, and Fan's future as a police officer, which is supposed to be promising if not for her allegiance to Chung's crappy police team.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitle Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Frugal Game (慳錢家族) - Part 2 Starring: Miriam Yeung, Eric Tsang, Carol Cheng, Eason Chan, Wayne Lai Genres: Comedy Year 2002 Hong Kong Movies Cantonese Version Wai (Eric Tsang) is the father of two kids, the elder of which is college graduate Chin-Wah (Miriam Yeung). Without a job since graduation, Chin-Wah handles the home while Dad is off working at a hotel. Or so he says. In fact, he was laid off months earlier by evil supervisor Diana (Carol Cheng). Wai now passes his time in a fast food restaurant along with numerous other unemployed workers, all using their cell phones to hunt for jobs or even run their businesses. Things are so dire that when the restaurant advertises for cleaning people, some even offer to work for food. It's almost like Silicon Valley. However, Wai gets an offer from the newly-unemployed Diana. She wants to compete in "Frugal Game," a reality TV show where families of unemployed individuals compete. She's unmarried (and is actually a sugar mommy to jerky bastard Conroy Chan), and wants Wai's family to create the family of four that's required to compete. Though hesitant, Wai and his family eventually agree. The contest runs like this: each family lives in an assigneed candy-colored apartment for a week, and has only 500 HK dollars to spend. They can't get help from specific external forces (i.e. charity, friends, etc.), and must pay to use the apartment's numerous facilities (TV, bathroom, and utilities). At the end of the week, the family with the most money wins. (...)

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Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitle Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.

Love Undercover 2: Love Mission (新紮師妹２) Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Chow Chung... Genres: Comedy Year 2003 Hong Kong Movies Dual Audio: Cantonese/Mandarin Version Subtitles Chinese/English When we last left Fong Lai-Kuen (Miriam Yeung), she had just solved the big case and won the love of her dashing would-be triad boyfriend Au Hoi-Man (Daniel Wu). Her supposedly superior law-enforcing skills earn her a ticket to bigger and better jobs, i.e. police negotiator and bomb squad member. Sadly, she fails at all the above jobs and is soon suspended from the force for her crappy policework, and probably her continuing whiny attitude. This makes Man exceptionally happy, because now he can have Kuen's silly, borderline annoying presence to himself 24-7. But the lure of law enforcement draws Kuen back. At the behest of Chung Sir (Hui Siu-Hung), Kuen helps with the protection of the visiting Princess of Puerto Risi, Tasha (model Coco Chiang). Chung was originally supposed to put her up in a fancy hotel, but he lost the expense money when he fell asleep on the MTR, thus requiring some sort of quick fix to the problem. The solution: use Kuen's house as the hotel, and Kuen's colleagues as employees, a tactic that creates about fifty jokes, but probably only ten funny ones. A low percentage of actual laughs should be expected when you steal plots from reruns of The Cosby Show.