Romance blossoms again for a divorced jewel-thief couple as they try to rekindle the love they once had for each.Romance blossoms again for a divorced jewel-thief couple as they try to rekindle the love they once had for each.Romance blossoms again for a divorced jewel-thief couple as they try to rekindle the love they once had for each.
- Awards
- 2 nominations total
Jenny Hu
- Mrs. Allen
- (as Jenny Woo)
Ka-Tung Lam
- Insurance Surveyor
- (as Lam Ka Tung)
Wong Chun
- Private Investigator
- (as Chun Wong)
Shiu-Hung Hui
- Private Investigator
- (as Hui Siu Hung)
Teddy Lin
- Police Inspector
- (as Lin Chun)
Shing-Cheong Lee
- Dr. Chan
- (as Shing-Cheung Lee)
Courtney Wu
- Wine cellar owner
- (uncredited)
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Storyline
Did you know
- SoundtracksYu Gor Nei Yau Si
(lit.: "If Something Happens to You")
Performed by Sammi Cheng
Composed by Cho-Tak Lau
Author: Xi Lin
Sub-Author: Andy Lau
O.P.: EMI Music Publishing Hong Kong/Better Music Publishing Ltd.
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Another much hyped movie in Hong Kong in 2004 came in the form of "a third on screen union" between Andy Lau and Sammi Cheng, who have fast become the darlings of the Hong Kong RomCom genre. Actually, this is their sixth film together (according to IMDb), but never mind how many, it was the impact their first outing in Needing You that most will remember most, which they followed up with in Love On A Diet.
Yesterday Once More is a story about two thieves, played by Andy and Sammi, who end up divorcing when the wife refuses to share the loot fairly from a recent steal. Two years later, she is proposed to by the son of a wealthy woman and she agrees - if only to steal her "fiancé's" heirloom, a very expensive necklace. Meanwhile, her ex-husband also has his eyes on it, and in a game of cat and mouse, they try to locate each others' stolen possessions whilst finding love again.
Yesterday Once More was quite refreshing. Johnnie To has strayed slightly away from the formulaic movies that most HK RomComs are usually done and has added some darker emotions into it. There's a little suspense too, as you can never tell when a character is lying or not. And personally, I think it is a cute romantic film. But straying down the line he has, the comedy element seems to have been left behind. Gags are fairly basic and the actors who play peripheral characters who supply them don't really match up to Sammi and Andy. And I'm guessing it is this that has brought the lukewarmish reception from cinema-goers in HK.
However, I personally think it is one of the better RomComs offerings you will see from HK this year. One for those looking for a steal.
Yesterday Once More is a story about two thieves, played by Andy and Sammi, who end up divorcing when the wife refuses to share the loot fairly from a recent steal. Two years later, she is proposed to by the son of a wealthy woman and she agrees - if only to steal her "fiancé's" heirloom, a very expensive necklace. Meanwhile, her ex-husband also has his eyes on it, and in a game of cat and mouse, they try to locate each others' stolen possessions whilst finding love again.
Yesterday Once More was quite refreshing. Johnnie To has strayed slightly away from the formulaic movies that most HK RomComs are usually done and has added some darker emotions into it. There's a little suspense too, as you can never tell when a character is lying or not. And personally, I think it is a cute romantic film. But straying down the line he has, the comedy element seems to have been left behind. Gags are fairly basic and the actors who play peripheral characters who supply them don't really match up to Sammi and Andy. And I'm guessing it is this that has brought the lukewarmish reception from cinema-goers in HK.
However, I personally think it is one of the better RomComs offerings you will see from HK this year. One for those looking for a steal.
- leekandham
- May 14, 2005
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- Also known as
- Chỉ Vì Yêu
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- Gross worldwide
- $4,301,784
- Runtime1 hour 39 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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