Kuai ba wo ge dai zou

I have known Wendy Zhang for many years from her first movie After Shock directed by Feng Xiaogang ,which maked her the youngest girl who got bai'hua present. We have to recognize her as a gifted girl in casting, as the time goes by,it proves that the glory on her doesn't disappeared.

The first one-third is still relaxed and amusing, while the latter is somewhat mediocre.

Didn't expect this local comics adaptation to be that emotionally effective at all! Casting is superb in picking Peng and Zhang as the role of brother and sister respectively. Under the helm of Taiwanese director Fen-fen Cheng, the young talents shine with their sibling chemistry, which is perfectly displayed and elevated, and the chemistry works like magic...just like the magic of that birthday wish Shi Miao made in the film.

I simply like how the director turned this comic series into a moving and believable live-action family drama with a female touch. When fantasy meets realism in film, if done carefully, even the most demanding audience give in. And it's relatively rare for Asian films!

All the casts are good enough to express the tempo of script. The script is extraordinary and heartbreaking for me. If you have beloved siblings or divorced parents, you will be heart breaking after watching this,i am sure. This is one of the greatest Chinese films of 2018.

The storytelling is just awful, with most scenes repetitive. The fact is that there is very little content. The plot lacks believability and the acting performances are pretentious. This is one of the most boring films of the year.