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1989
小男人周記
Directed by Gordon Chan
Synopsis
Marital ups and downs and extramarital flings provide the background to this uproarious tale of life in an advertising agency. Yuppie ad-man Leung Foon separates from his similarly career-focused wife Ann, tries to get back together with his former girlfriend, and flirts with his woman boss, before questioning whether he was better off where he started.
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Cast
Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui Carol Cheng Cherie Chung Cho-Hung Sibelle Hu Hui-Chung Chow Mei-Fung Elizabeth Lee Mei-Fung Sheren Tang Shui-Man Peter Lai Bei-Dak Manfred Wong Man-Chun Fei Fook Alfred Cheung Kin-Ting Yip Hon-Leung Kirk Wong Chi-Keung Vivian Chow Paul Chun Pui Chan San-Hiu Wong Man-Biu Lawrence Lau Sek-Yin
DirectorDirector
Gordon Chan
ProducersProducers
Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui Chua Lam Dante Lam Chiu-Yin
WritersWriters
Gordon Chan Lip Wang-Fung Wong Man-Yue Lawrence Lau Sek-Yin
CinematographyCinematography
Derek Wan Man-Kit
ComposerComposer
Lowell Lo Koon-Ting
SongsSongs
Jacky Cheung Hok-Yau
Studios
Maxi Harvest Film's Production Ltd. Paragon Films
Country
Hong Kong
Language
Cantonese
Alternative Titles
Xiao nan ren zhou ji, Diary of a Small Man, 소남인주기, 小男人周记, 사랑과 우정
Genres
Romance Comedy
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Theatrical
20 May 1989
Hong Kong
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20 May 1989
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Review by PenguinBoss ★★★
In the opening narration Laurence Cheng's character proclaims " My wife would be the best woman of the world provided other women all drop dead."
What's interesting is that even though the movie can be quite misogynistic it still portrays Carol Cheng and Cherie Chung as the smartest, most competent characters in the movie. I appreciate that boneheaded nuance.
It's a decent HK romcom but loses a lot of energy in the second half. Only worth watching if you're a completionist.
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Review by hayley ★★★½
Nothing groundbreaking, exactly how I imagined it to be. Carol Cheng is slightly wasted, Cherie Chung is very wasted (but good God her hair), every male character that isn't Lawrence Cheng is pretty milquetoast but Lawrence Cheng is actually pretty charming and funny in his own way.
So, pretty much your average late 80s HK yuppie romcom. And my God is this a yuppie romcom, if the title didn't already make that clear. Cherie Chung is a stockbroker (who's name is literally Ann Hui (??????)) who is never seen without shoulderpads. Lawrence Cheng is an ad man who is never seen not wearing a sweater. Not a single character drives a car that isn't a Saab (I guess there's taxis…
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Review by Niles Ip ★★★
靚女曬冷… 竟然搵鍾楚紅做強勢女上司🤨
小男人的命題、夫妻關係、友情或是職場上沒有深刻地描述過，只靠很表面的戲劇來連繫主角的生活，尤其是主角夫妻間所遇到的困難大多都是很偶然、很無聊的發脾氣，反而主角兩位朋友的夫妻關係更能發展好看又有張力的故事，所以歸於輕量愛情喜劇，給人一種輾轉渡過的感覺，沒有深刻記憶點。
應該又是商業元素被迫加入如此多沒什麼作用的角色，多數用嚟畀編劇過橋。
男人嘅角度嚟睇都幾唏噓，設計幾特別，但未能貫徹於故事之中。
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Review by phrosen ★★★
Watch this movie in which Sibelle Hu kicks exactly zero people. That is exactly one less than there are prop related visual gags in the movie. You can't have just one of those. The only way that it would make sense to only have one is if Manfred Wong one day just showed up on set with an oversized matchstick and nobody had the heart to tell him no.
