We're fans of Han Yew Kwang's quirky, well-written comedies. We're not fans of how they've been mis-marketed as niche arthouse films by Singapore's Media Development Authority.
This time round, Han gets shoehorned into a "commercial feature" that aims to please but comes across as hollow.
This comedy hasn't seen any distribution outside Singapore/Malaysia despite starring veteran Hong Kong comedians. You can study this as a film with too many cooks, a script with too many weaknesses, starring local comedians who don't have the talent to play the game.
Read my full review at Fridae, first published on 16 March 2011.
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