Fit Lover - 愛情左右 - 愛情呼叫轉移2

Fit Lover (愛情左右/愛情呼叫轉移2) is a 2008 film out of China. The film stars Karena Lam. A host of others make cameos throughout the film. Including Huang Bo, Nie Yuan, Alec Su, Huang Xiaoming, Deng Chao, Tong Dawei, Huang Lei, Fan Wei, Leo Koo, Lu Yi, and Lin Shen. Jessey Meng plays a best friend and sounding board. This film is related to Call For Love.

Karena Lam plays Bing, a talk show that gives really really good love advice. But Bing hasn't been successful in her love life. One foggy afternoon, sorry...one afternoon, Bing receives a car from an angel. This angel tells her that she will meet 12 men via this vehicle and one of them will be her mate. But you must do it within 12 months or you'll never get hitched.

There you go, that is the movie. Bing goes on to meet 12 men. All 12 are very different and have qualities you either love or hate.

I wasn't into this movie as much as I was into Call for Love, its predecessor. But Karena put on a good show and even tried to change up her mando dialect to resemble Beijingers.

Love Message - 愛情短訊 (短信一月追)

Love Message (愛情短訊/短信一月追) is a 2005 film out of China. The movie stars Leo Koo, Angela Chang, and Ren Quan. All three of these stars are major stars from their parts of Asia.

The movie is based in Shanghai. Angela Chang plays Sue. Leo Koo plays Kai, Sue's childhood friend. Ren Quan plays a playboy that enters their life for business reasons. Sue and Kai are good friends with Leung. Leung is currently studying aboard and engaged to Sue. Kai is secretly in love with Sue, but doesn't express this due to their friendship. Kai is super thrifty and brings Sue flowers everyday. Seriously, everyday. If Sue's co-worker didn't know that she was engaged to Leung, they would surely think Kai is the Sue's boyfriend. But Kai receives news from Leung and tells Sue that Leung won't be coming back to Shanghai. Sue is depressed and Kai cannot cheer her up. Enter Ren Quan.

The movie was quite interesting. I didn't know what to expect while I was watching the movie. None of the three are great at acting. But they get their point across. I was enthralled at grand shots of Shanghai. Not a great movie, but I didn't hate it either.