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05/16/2013 Not the comedy of Stephen Chow early works. He is in bit role only. No much action, comedy but more of romance. Max Mok is a gangster who is just out of jail, trying to go straight life. He finds work in a restaurant and got to know a bar girl Ellen Chan. One night she refuse the advance of a client and is force to strip in public. Max save her in his bike. Slowly their love blossom. They live together and some of their habits are on each other nerves. She doesn't like him bringing friends over to home and gamble. One day in the restaurant, gangster meeting. Ng Man Tat and Stephen are fighting with another gangster and Max also help out. The gang leader want peace and earn money, so he want them to apologize. Max offer tea to the gangster but can't swallow the pride. Stephen says he will back him up no matter what. Ellen want Max to cool down when the gangster humiliate him in public. Stephen is angry and left. At the carpark he beat up the drunk gangster but his head is smash by a beer bottle. Max blame himself for not helping his brother and Ellen is angry he is still so rash. Max and Ellen quarrel over a guy phone call. He saw her and one old man hug and kiss. Max chase the car and beat the man. The man says he tried to marry Ellen but she refuse to leave with him all because of Max. Ellen write a goodbye letter and disappear. Max and Stephen are caught for rioting and go to jail. Few years later, Max is now a taxi driver. He fetch Ellen as customer and she is already married with a son and he has a girlfriend. They didn't leave any bad feuds in their conversation, just old friends bumping each other.. See more 08/04/2008 Fans of Stephen Chow, may be disappointed, as this is more of an action/drama/romance, not a comedy, but if you go in knowing this, you will be entertained. See more Read all reviews

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