Bakery Amour VCD

William So | Francis Ng (Actor) | Michelle Reis (Actor) | Conroy Chan

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June 19, 2006

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Love takes time Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10

"Bakery Amour" starring Michele Reis Lee (Lok To), Francis Ng (Uncle Seven, don't know why it says Uncle Jet, but direct Chinese translation - it is Seventh Uncle, therefore I will say Uncle Seven), and William So (Uncle Seven's nephew).

This is a romantic comedy about losing and finding love. Uncle Seven is an aspiring detective who moves in with his nephew to a new apartment. Lok To is Uncle Seven's nephew's long time pen pal, who had introduced him to move into her building. When Uncle Seven unpacks and cleans up his room, he finds 99 letters in a tin box inside the closet. All the stamps are ripped off and the letters are unopened. The letters are from France, sent to Lok To, from a guy named Ka Lam. Uncle Seven opens all the letters and reads them. He then devises a plan to reunite Lok To and Ka Lam. His first step is to open a bakery shop that sells bread and hires Lok To to help bake bread. But little does Uncle Seven knows, Ka Lam already has a girlfriend whom he met in France.

The bakery shop becomes popular and Lok To even appears in magazines. One day, Ka Lam comes back to Hong Kong and sees the article in a magazine. He goes to the bakery shop to look for Lok To. Uncle Seven's plan is going very well, but all of a sudden he does not feel good. This is when he discovers that he has feelings for Lok To.

Francis Ng's performance is amazing. I like the fact that he is playing a romantic lead. This role is very different from his usual whacky and craze characters. He plays Uncle Seven with a very sweet and caring innocence. Very clean cut and straightforward. I also liked Michele Reis Lee's character Lok To, she is the nice girl-next-door, whom if someone hurts her feelings, would feel really bad. William So as Uncle Seven's nephew has some very funny scenes and funny dialogue with Francis Ng (Uncle Seven).

This movie was released in theaters for public viewing on Valentine's Day. For sure, it is a great romantic comedy movie for Valentine's Day and any day of the year. Excellent movie with excellent actors.