Showing posts with label No Liar No Cry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label No Liar No Cry. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2011

No Liar, No Cry - [Roast Pork Sliced From A Rusty Cleaver] (飲水思源)

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The desert comedy starring Cherrie Ying, Wu Gang, Viann Zhang Xinyu opens this Friday.
Another knockabout satire on monetary greed in New China, this time set in a desolate spot on the edge of the Gobi desert...(review)



Viann Zhang Xinyu

Cherrie Ying








Monday, December 5, 2011

12.5.2011 - News [Roast Pork Sliced From A Rusty Cleaver] (飲水思源)

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FBA: Treasure Hunt review
An okay kid's adventure comedy, shot in China, from the Wong Jing factory.

Chinese take on My Sassy Girl is wafer-thin but gets by on its two leads' charm.

FBA: 72 Martyrs review
Initially promising drama of a 1911 China uprising let down by a weaker second half.

FBA: I Phone You review
Given the amount of time the audience is to spend with Jiang [Yiyan]'s stranded Ling, the script wisely spends a good 20 minutes building her character at home with her job (a bubbly flower-girl) and easygoing girl friends. By the time she arrives in Berlin, the viewer already knows she's a typical young Chongqing woman — practical, determined, life-loving, chance-taking. So, as she tries to survive 48 hours in a foreign city with just a mobile phone but no passport, money or a word of German, there's at least a semi-believable element to the story.

The teaser features the beginning of the movie when about 20 Chinese soldiers fight a large number of Japanese invaders to save a group of schoolgirls.
Dynamic version of international poster




New "Allure of Tears" poster featuring the cast of the second story released
The cast includes Dennis Chan, writer Lawrence Cheng and Jung Hsiang in addition to Gigi Leung and Richie Jen


In a Beijing press conference yesterday, Louis Fan Siu-Wong was introduced as one of the villains of Tsui Hark's "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate in 3D".

Tsui Hark, Louis Fan
(Sina),(Sina-gallery)

Chen Kaige's micro film "Searching" wrapped up shooting in Ningbo.
Yao Chen, Deng Chao (Sina-gallery)

Fans designed their own posters for Johnnie To's "Romancing in Thin Air" based on recently released concept poster and publicity stills. The impressive fan posters were themed to represent the four seasons.
Original concept poster

Fan made posters



Spring

Summer

Autumn

Publicity still (Sina-gallery)(CNYahoo)

(Dec.5) Beijing press conference for Derek Yee's "The Great Magician" opening January 12.
Zhou Xun, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai

Wu Gang, Yan Ni, Zhou Xun, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai


Zhou Xun, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai

Posters for "No Liar, No Cry" a comedy about gold fever set in the Gobi Desert.

Cherrie Ying

Wu Gang

Yue Xiuqing

Zhang Xinyu (Sina) (Review)

Lately, it was said that Rose's master Master Sin is currently the target of triads.[!]
Sin Chew Daily reported that the sexual harassment scandal involving Hong Kong actress Rose Chan and two senior actors had escalated...Police, who got wind of the assassination attempt, arrested four people and seized three toy guns.
Many credit wing chun’s renewed popularity to a series of films about Yip Man, one of the art’s greatest “sifus", or teachers, and most famously the man who turned Lee from street fighter to martial arts legend.




Friday, November 11, 2011

11.11.2011 - News [Roast Pork Sliced From A Rusty Cleaver] (飲水思源)

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THR: Michelle Yeoh Calls Aung San Suu Kyi an 'Iconic Female Asian Figure'

FBA: No Liar, No Cry review
Mildly funny gold-fever comedy set on the edge of the Gobi desert.

CRI: 'White Vengeance' Set for Release on Nov. 29



CF: New Stills for "The Allure of Tears" Released
The photos feature Gigi Leung and Richie Ren as lovers studying in a music conservatory. The film also stars Zhou Dongyu, Aarif Lee, Shawn Dou and Joe Chan. It will hit cinemas globally on December 22.

Donnie Yen told media that thanks to his experience in the comedy movie "All's Well Ends Well" last year, his comedy performance this time will be up to par, as he performs all kinds of dance in the movie including break dancing, Bhangra dancing and pole dancing. And elsewhere, Kelly Chen revealed that the always ultra-cool actor Louis Koo was naked for a couple of days on the set. "I'm not used to seeing him wearing clothes now," she joked.

Sandra Ng, Donnie Yen 


At present, the film is in intense post-production stages. It is expected to hit cinemas in December or early 2012 at the latest.
Part 1


Video: Magic to Win 'making of'' (Sina) - looks fun!

Aaron Kwok rehearses for upcoming concert. Rain's dance teacher was invited from South Korea to choreograph.




TaipeiTimes: Pop Stop
Edison, Cammi, Jolin, Dawson

Aarif Lee (Sina)
MSN: Aarif Lee arrested for drink-driving
When pressed on his thoughts on the incident, Simon Yam, who played Aarif's father in Echoes of the Rainbow, said, "Drink driving is wrong and very dangerous, especially to the driver and people on the roads. If Aarif did commit a mistake, he should apologise publicly and admit to his mistake. Only then will the public forgive him."

MSN: Michael Hui recounts Ricky Hui’s life
"When Sam (Ricky's brother) held his concert in Guangzhou, it was Ricky's birthday. Together with thousands of the audience, we sang him a birthday song. That was the first and last time [we did that]. I had never sung him any birthday songs before," Michael added.
MSN: Jay Chou keeps relationship a secret to protect Hannah Quinlivan
CNA: Jay Chou seeks low-key girlfriend
CNA: Sammi Cheng likens her figure to "A4 paper"
"I will never do it, unless my figure is really good!" joked Cheng, in response to questions about whether she had ever taken intimate photos with Hui, like 16-year-old model Cammi Tse did with actor Edison Chen.

Seetoh Says: Sar Kay Mah, the vanishing snack
Proustian moment: The best were always sent fresh from NYC during holidays from relatives and family friends. The treats came in pale blue boxes wrapped in wax paper. And yes, the pre-packaged stuff, made nowadays, cannot compare!
Memories of Little Horse 馬仔