Heng wen dao pi niu wen chai

1995
1 h 33 min

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Emil Chau and Lydia Shum in Heng wen dao pi niu wen chai (1995)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen a newly-wed moves in with her new husband's family, she isn't appealed by her mother-in-law Spring because of her childish behavior at the wedding banquet. While having warned her son t... Ler tudoWhen a newly-wed moves in with her new husband's family, she isn't appealed by her mother-in-law Spring because of her childish behavior at the wedding banquet. While having warned her son to be careful with his new bride, Spring concocts a plan to separate the couple and have he... Ler tudoWhen a newly-wed moves in with her new husband's family, she isn't appealed by her mother-in-law Spring because of her childish behavior at the wedding banquet. While having warned her son to be careful with his new bride, Spring concocts a plan to separate the couple and have her son marry her friend, a prim and mature lady.

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This is a labored comedy about a young couple Wah and Snow, played by Emil Chow and Anita Yuen, who fall in love. By a technicality, they don't get married yet, but are living together in the house of Wah's mother Spring, played the recently departed Lydia Shum. At first tolerating each other, they begin to get on each other's nerves. The reason the film doesn't work is that there is little chemistry between any of the actors. Emil Chow and Anita Yuen make an attractive couple, but there is no real passion. While Lydia Shum can act, I've seen her in better films. It just doesn't work, it didn't hold my interest for ninety minutes. I don't recommend it.