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• MOVIE page: Soi Yat Hei (2013)
• Rate: 4.8/10 total 73 votes 
• Genre: Drama | Romance
• Runtime: 98 min
• Filming Location: Hong Kong, China
• Director: Clarence Fok Yiu-leung
• Stars: Zhendong Ke, Angelababy, Michelle Chen | See full cast and crew

Writing Credits By:

(in alphabetical order)
• Yiu Fai Lo 

     

Story:

Produced By:

• Stephen Siu Jr. known as executive producer
• Stephen Siu Jr. known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Zhendong Ke
• Angelababy (as Angela Baby)
• Michelle Chen known as Qiao
• Donnie Yen known as Mr. Cool
• Bosco Lam
• Jeannie Chan known as Xiao Bing
• Cheung-Ching Mak

Production Companies:

• One Dollar Production Limited

Soi Yat Hei (2013) Review by moviexclusive from Singapore
Which guy in the right mind would break up with a girlfriend as hot asChrissie Chau - even if he is someone as unflappable as Donnie Yen? OKwe digress, but that is the most lasting impression we have of'Together', a shockingly inept movie that can't quite decide what itwants to be nor knows how to get there. Billed as a rom-com, it isanything but, since it possesses not one shred of comedy – or for thatmatter, romance. Instead, amidst the construct of the latter, it addsin both mystery and thriller elements, but the awkward combinationfalls flat right from the get-go.

There are two unrelated stories here, neither of which prove to beengaging. The first has action star Donnie Yen playing a police officersimply called Cool Sir, who falls in love with an amnesiac named Jojo(Michelle Chen) whom he stops for speeding one day. Turns out the pathsof Cool Sir and Jojo have crossed before – as a recurring flashbackhints – and that encounter had left Jojo with her current condition andCool Sir with a rare inability to smile.

Contrived though it may sound, we are still willing to take Cool Sir'stemporary disability at face value – if only the writers had weaved amore convincing story between him and Jojo. As it is, we are not toldwhy Cool Sir is drawn to Jojo (and would therefore break up with hison-off girlfriend played by Chrissie!). Neither are we told why Jojo'sparents and best friend would seem to cotton on to their buddingaffinity at first, and then later on try to keep Cool Sir away fromJojo when her absentee fiancée of two years turns up unexpectedly.

That mid-act twist makes the obligatory happily-ever-after ending evenmore unbelievable, and with such thinly drawn characters, we're notsurprised that Donnie and Michelle share close to zero chemistry witheach other. In particular, we pity Donnie, who must have taken acalculated risk accepting the lead role in a romantic film next to theconsiderably younger Michelle. Just about the most inspired thing thatthe scriptwriters could come up with is that absurd disability hischaracter is saddled with, which in effect gives him an excuse to lookserious all the time.

Even more terrible is the other half of the movie, which pairsTaiwanese star Kai Ko with Angelababy. Kai Ko is Boy, the youngestmember of an expert team of police officers specialising in wiretappingsimply (or inanely), while Angelababy is Nam Lee, a fast-risingemployee of a 'Newater-like' company. Using just about the most popularsocial media app in Mainland China today (i.e. WeChat), the two bumpinto each other one day and decide to play a game to date each otherfor seven days but not to fall in love.

Well of course they do, and insofar as the seven days are concerned,there is a fairly whimsical tone that fits the sunny personalities ofboth Boy and Nam Lee nicely. Yet again, the scriptwriters attempt to besmarter than they actually are by engineering a mid-act twist, thistime in the form of Nam Lee's smarmy CEO (Bosco Wong), who Boy and histeam are investigating for commercial fraud. That becomes the source ofunnecessary tension between the two, with Boy filled with suspicion atNam Lee's possible duplicity and therefore stalking her day and night.

As with the first story, the twist is forced and superfluous, addinglittle to make the love between Boy and Nam Lee any more convincing.Yet unlike the one with Cool Sir and Jojo, at least Kai Ko andAngelababy look better suited for each other, the former'sstraight-laced act a good complement for the latter's spiritedness.Still, it is neither imaginative enough as a fantasy nor realisticenough as a real-life story, and displays an inordinate tendency totake unnecessary detours with needless supporting acts like Taiwanesestar King Kong as an over- eager delivery man (whom Boy hires to sendhis signature pork chop rice to Nam Lee on a daily basis as well) aswell as Benz Hui and Kingdom Yuen as Boy's parents.

It isn't just the story that leaves much to be desired; thestorytelling is just as dreadful. We're not quite sure why directorClarence Fok was picked to direct this – after all besides somecheesily entertaining '80s movies, the guy has entirely no credibilityin front of the camera. And 'Together' is ample proof of hisincompetence – individual scenes have little payoff; the transitionbetween them shows no attempt at pacing; and worst of all, his idea ofbeing romantic is as one-note and shallow as stitching together imagesof characters looking wistfully at each other in slo-mo while a sappyballad plays (complete with lyrics at the side, we may add).

Of all the all-star ensemble rom-coms we've seen in recent years,'Together' is unequivocally the worst of the lot, a toxic combinationof bad scripting and appallingly non-existent direction draining awayany hope that the cast might make the watch worthwhile. Indeed, you'reprobably interested in the movie for one of two reasons – to watchDonnie Yen in an uncharacteristic role and/or to watch Michelle Chenand Kai Ko reteam in a movie. We'll do you a favour by telling youstraight- off that Donnie is utterly wasted in the role, and MichelleChen and Kai Ko do not even appear together (pun intended) in any ofthe scenes. So yes, there are plenty of reasons why 'Together' is asure contender for one of the worst movies of the year – and why anyonewould break up with Chrissie Chau is a good place as any to start.

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