“Someday or One Day” Film Version Drops Trailer
Film adaptation of hit Taiwanese drama Someday or One Day has dropped two short teaser trailers! More
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“My Date with a Vampire” Movie Production Delayed
Confirmed to be starring Bosco Wong (黃宗澤), Jacky Cai (蔡潔), Rosita Kwok (郭柏妍) and Annie Liu (劉心悠), upcoming film My Date with a Vampire was originally slated to wrap in mid-December but has met with production delays! More
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in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Movie, Movies, NewsYeung Chiu Hoi’s LGBT Movie Is Well-Received
Starring actresses Renci Yeung (楊偲泳) and Hedwig Tam (談善言), LGBT-themed Hong Kong film The First Girl I Loved <喜歡妳是妳> had previously garnered a string of international awards even before hitting local cinemas. The film later premiered to positive reviews in Hong Kong, with two additional screenings quickly filled by avid local audiences. More
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Donnie Yen in Paris for “John Wick 4”
Currently filming for John Wick 4, the cast and crew including action star of Ip Man <葉問> fame Donnie Yen (甄子丹) and Hollywood actor Keanu Reeves have arrived in France from Germany. Elated to be greeted by fans, it seemed that the city has also welcomed Donnie with open arms, with cultural jewel Palais Garnier opening up its historic premises for filming for the first time, albeit at a charge of HKD$4 million location fees for two days! More
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in Hong Kong, Hot Gossip!, Movies, NewsDonnie Yen Enjoys Working with Keanu Reeves in “John Wick: Chapter 4”
Donnie Yen (甄子丹) is currently filming for the popular Hollywood franchise John Wick: Chapter 4 with Keanu Reeves. Getting along extremely well despite their first-time partnership, Donnie praised Keanu for being a “gentleman” and a “lovely soul.” More
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New “The 355” Poster Featuring Fan Bingbing May Be Violating Chinese Law
Fan Bingbing’s (范冰冰) showbiz comeback, the Hollywood spy thriller The 355, has officially released its series of character posters and an official trailer. The film centers on CIA agent Mace Brown, who teams up with international agents to recover a secret weapon. In addition to Fan Bingbing, it also stars Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong’o, Diane Kruger, and Penelope Cruz. More
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[Style] Red Carpet Looks at the Taipei Film Festival
The 2020 Taipei Film Festival wrapped up its week of events today with an award ceremony and star-studded red carpet event, the first of its kind in the world since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic. Check out some of the nights’ best looks below: More
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in Movies, News, Taiwanese MovieKate Tsui Makes Appearance in Taiwanese Film, “Achoo”
After its delayed release by six years, Taiwanese film Achoo <打噴嚏> will finally open on July 15, 2020. Originally scheduled for release in 2014, the film was pushed back because of lead star Kai Ko‘s (柯震東) drug scandal. The long wait held a surprise for viewers, as now-retired actress Kate Tsui (徐子珊), makes an appearance in the movie as Kai Ko’s manager. More
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in Hong Kong Movie, Movies, NewsAaron Kwok’s New Movie Centered On Thrills and Drawbacks of Technology
Aaron Kwok calls on film industry workers to prepare themselves for resuming work. More
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in Hong Kong Movie, Movies, News“Declared Legally Dead” Reminds Viewers of Real Life Insurance Scams
Hong Kong film Declared Legally Dead <死因無可疑> is earning praise and topping the box office for its suspenseful plot. The film follows insurance agent, Sean (Carlos Chan 陳家樂) on a house call to follow up on an insurance policy. When Sean visits his clients, played by Anthony Wong (黃秋生) and Karena Lam (林嘉欣), he discovers their son’s dead body in the house and suspects that the murder is related to an insurance fraud. More
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in Hong Kong Movie, Hot Gossip!, Movies, News“Declared Legally Dead” Tops Hong Kong Box Office
Directed by Yuen Kim-wai (袁劍偉), the suspense thriller Declared Legally Dead <死因無可疑> topped the Hong Kong box office on the day of its release and maintained its top position for four full days, grossing over 3 million Hong Kong dollars. Reigning over both local and international films, Declared Legally Dead is the most critically and commercial successful Hong Kong film since the reopening of cinemas in May. More
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in Hong Kong Movie, Movies, NewsAnthony Wong Uses His Star Power to Boost Carlos Chan in “Declared Legally Dead”
Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hong Kong suspense thriller Declared Legally Dead <死因無可疑> was finally released in Hong Kong cinemas on June 25, 2020. Starring Carlos Chan (陳家樂) in the lead, the film follows Sean, an insurance agent, who follows up with a couple in regard to their life insurance policy. Upon seeing their son’s dead body, Sean suspects that the couple had killed him for money, jumpstarting Sean’s road to hell. The film is supported by veteran actors Anthony Wong (黃秋生), Karena Lam (林嘉欣), Liu Kai-chi (廖啟智), Stephen Au (歐錦棠), and Alice Fung (馮素波). More
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