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When Sun Meets Moon film review
Kathy Yuen, Daichi Harashima in youth romance set in 1990s Hong Kong
Is radio host Benny Lau an even more hopeless romantic than Wong Kar-wai? This nostalgia-laden film, like his first, portrays human relationships as improbably pure and sincere with its story of young love overcoming obstacles.
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Fiona Sit- 天生一對 (feat. Khalil Fong) MV
天生一對 is the theme song to the Vincent Kok movie 'Two Wrongs Make A Right' (I want to call it 'natural pair' but that makes it confusing since the movie and song have the same name? IDK), starring Fiona Sit and Vic Chou.
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Martial Universe releases first teaser
Here’s our first look Martial Universe, a fantasy period drama starring Yang Yang (Once Upon A Time) as Lin Dong, an aspiring cultivator who levels up to become one of the most powerful fighters in the land.
Wu Chun (currently seen in variety show Dad, Where Are We Going?) plays Lin Langtian, Lin Dong’s his fellow clan member and nemesis. Zhang ( Read more... ) -
Lu Han lends his powerful vocals for 'Sky Hunter' OST
Lu Han participated in the OST for Chinese film 'Sky Hunter'.
The official MV titled "Chasing Dream With Childlike Heart" consists of dramatic scenes from the war movie. The new production is also reported to be China's first aerial combat film. The highly anticipated 'Sky Hunter' is hitting the theaters on September 30. - AKP
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Darren Wang, Li Qin’s The Wolf releases first trailer
The Wolf 狼殿下 is an upcoming fantasy romance drama set in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and stars Darren Wang (Legend of the Naga Pearls) as a boy raised by wolves and Li Qin (Princess Agents) as his love interest.
In the twilight years of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wen (Ding Yongdai) murders Emperor Ai and founds the Later Liang Dynasty. ( Read more... ) -
“Gintama” gets largest ever Japanese film release in China with 8,000 theaters
Must be a lot of Gintama fans in China.
Live action film “Gintama” will be released in China on September 1 in 8,000 theaters with 12,000 screens. This is the largest scale release for a Japanese film in Chinese box office history, beating the China release of Kimi no Na wa. with 7,000 theaters. This is huge since comparatively back home in Japan ( Read more... ) -
Trailer from John Woo’s Manhunt
Wiki: Manhunt is an upcoming film directed by John Woo and starring Zhang Hanyu and Masaharu Fukuyama.[1] The film is an adaptation of the Japanese novel Kimi yo Fundo no Kawa o Watare by Juko Nishimura. Woo decided to develop an adaptation on commemorate Japanese actor Ken Takakura after his death ( Read more... )
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