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Deadly
Dream Woman |
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Chinese: |
女黑俠黃鶯 |
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Year: |
1992 |
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Director: |
Taylor
Wong Tai-Loi |
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Producer: |
Wong
Jing |
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Writer: |
Manfred
Wong |
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Action: |
Yuen
Cheung-Yan, Tony Leung
Siu-Hung,
Billy Pang Bei-Lei |
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Cast: |
Cheung Man, Jacky
Cheung Hok-Yau, Chingmy
Yau Suk-Ching, Ken Lo Wai-Kwong,
Kwan Hoi-San, Lo Hoi-Pang |
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The
Skinny: |
Interminable
action-comedy with very little action and questionable comedy. |
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Review
by Kozo: |
Not
too important or interesting comedy about Cheung Man, who
plays a kick-butt superheroine who wears a mask and fights
evildoers. Sadly, she loses her memory and is taken in by
a kindly prostitute (Chingmy Yau) and the prostitute's boyfriend
(Jacky Cheung, who made fifty movies in 1992). Hijinks ensue.
Eventually, plot arrives in the form of Ken Lo, who offed
her triad boss dad. Incensed (or mildly perturbed; it's hard
to tell with Cheung Man), she resolves to lay waste to Lo
and his band of ruffians. Minor action punctuates this otherwise
interminable action-comedy which plods along until it mercifully
ends. Fans of Cheung Man should dig her leading role, but
this is hardly the vehicle to explore her talents. Directed
by Taylor Wong, the genius behind Triads: The Inside Story.
(Kozo 1996) |
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