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| Product Title: | Gameboy Kids 機 Boy 小子之真假威龍 机 Boy 小子之真假威龙 機Boy小子之真假威龍 (粤/國) Gameboy Kids Gameboy Kids |
| Artist Name(s): | Aaron Kwok (Actor) | Andy Lau (Actor) | Ng Man Tat | Rosamund Kwan | Sandra Ng 郭富城 (Actor) | 劉 德華 (Actor) | 吳孟達 | 關芝琳 | 吳君如 郭富城 (Actor) | 刘 德华 (Actor) | 吴孟达 | 关芝琳 | 吴君如 郭富城 （アーロン・コック） (Actor) | 劉徳華 （アンディ・ラウ） (Actor) | 呉孟達 （ン・マンタ） | 關之琳 （ロザムンド・クワン） | 呉君如 （サンドラ・ン） Aaron Kwok (Actor) | 유덕화 (Actor) | Ng Man Tat | Rosamund Kwan | Sandra Ng |
| Director: | Gordon Chan 陳 嘉上 陈 嘉上 陳嘉上 （ゴードン・チャン） 진가상 |
| Release Date: | 2000-01-01 |
| Language: | Cantonese, Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Region Code: | All Region What is it? |
| Rating: | IIA |
| Duration: | 103 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Universe Laser (HK) |
| Package Weight: | 120 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1000001967 |
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Professional Review of "Gameboy Kids"
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Most HKSAR comedies are situation comedies: stock characters mismatched with stock situations, the bizarre mixture propelling the movie forward like a turtle on skates with a bottle rocket strapped to its back. What's lost? Subtlety, character-based humor and sly jokes. What's gained? Maximum bizarro movies that make goo leak out of your ears. Gameboy Kids? It's a triad movie on the outside. Boss Uncle Seven is battling his greatest enemy (cancer) and he's not winning. He loses and Ng Man-tat and daughter, Sandra Ng, have to help his chosen successor win out over triad traitor, Hou Tin, and perma-wigged hit woman, Rosamund Kwan, who wants to cause chaos in Hong Kong so they can cheat more grannies. That's the situation, so try these characters: Aaron Kwok = Tom Cruise. Andy Lau = Dustin Hoffman. Yes, it's Rain Man, Hong Kong style. Set in the middle of a triad gang war the movie takes turns trying to out-freak itself with any possible tedium relieved by the dance sequences, motorcycle chases, and fight scenes that pop up every ten minutes with the regularity of weasels. Scenes start and end with astonishing abruptness and there are several instances where Andy and company simply forget their lines while the merciless camera grinds on. The senseless factor increases with the performances: Aaron Kwok comes on like a Cantopop Terminator, constantly chasing after Andy amuck. And Andy? Well, he plays twins. One is the retarded, card-counting twin who accidentally takes over the triad. The other is a vicious midget who lives in an Italian Abbey and who hates having his head touched. Say what? Yes what. Andy plays a knee-biting, shin-kicking midget in this movie. Can it get any weirder? Yes, actually. It can. And it does. Ng Man-tat spends part of the movie channeling Chow Yun-fat in A Better Tomorrow. Andy Lau breakdances. Rosamund Kwan is launched from a giant slingshot. There's a wedding. They're in India. There's a motorcycle chase. Andy's an undercover cop...I'm so confused I must be watching a Hong Kong movie. This is the movie director Gordon Chan would probably like removed from his resume, but it's one of the strangest, undiscovered nonsense films ever made in Hong Kong. As Andy says, "With this I won't scare George Michael." BE scared of George Michael? Will not frighten George Michael? Why George Michael? I don't know, but me too. by Grady Hendrix |
Customer Review of "Gameboy Kids"
Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: (6)
December 19, 2004
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When he becomes a triad godfather tt's difficult to tell if Andy Lau's character is half witted or just a big kid in this tale of mistaken identity. He wants to play ("play" being the key word here) all the time but on the positive side he does try to persuade his triad brothers to be good. |
January 21, 2003
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A very funny movie. I like it from start to end. It's a much more positive movie than a few negative complaints, ignore the complaint and you have a very enjoying movie to watch. |
December 30, 2002
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This film is by far Andy Lau's most hilarious film he has ever made(even more funnier then saviour of the soul, future cop and tricky brains) |
August 6, 2002
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I watched this movie again after a long time and realised that too many people write off some of the old films. This film was really cool and fun. The plot is typical of a old hong kong fun film and the acting is so so but it is really enjoyable. Aaron is really gorgeous and Andy well he is himself in this. The only objection is that they dubbed over Aaron's voice (although they did do it well). |
July 15, 2002
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This movie is funny if you're less than ten years old and have never seen what a funny movie is suppose to be. The acting is ok. but the plot is weak from beginning to end. Andy in a non-action movie does not work. The only good thing about the movie is Rosamund, she looked gooood! |
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