HK Film Review – Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In

A new Aaron film? GET IN.

Who’s got two thumbs…

Go on, guess.

Music troubles

I’ve just spent 2 days – most of 2 days when you count the hours – fixing my iTunes library.

Just a catch-up

So where am I just now? Hmm… Let’s think.

CHEER UP AND DANCE

I know I’m shouting but I don’t care – Aaron Kwok has just done a charity concert from the end of Harbour CityM in Hong Kong and I got to see it live. One hour long and all proceeds going direct to the Aaron Kwok Charity Fund, the goal was to raise more than Sam

對你愛不完 – Love You Endlessly

I miss Aaron Kwok (郭富城) concerts. I miss them so much I can taste them. The cheering, screaming or singing of the crowd; the waterworks, fireworks, stage hydraulics, safety harnesses, lighting; the costumes; the dancers; the atmosphere of total and utter love, adoration, enjoyment and pure unabashed joining in. I miss all that. Hong Kong

Film Review: Peace Breaker (破.局) 2017

Warning! Danger, Will Robinson! Here be SPOILERS for the entire bloody film! So the first time I saw this, I was just grateful for a new Aaron Kwok (郭富城) film that wasn’t shite (City Under Siege 全城戒備), or a mainland China Oscar-bait epic that had him as a vague and mysterious (i.e. barely-there) character in

Hong Kong film review: Cold War II (寒戰 2) 2016

I told you after the last one that this was on the cards. And after a long, crappy week and some really cold, shitty weather, what better way to spend a Friday night snowed-in but with a beer and a good film? As with all things newified, click the pictures here to embiggen. For those

Hong Kong film review: The Bare-Footed Kid (赤腳小子) 1993

This film is 25 years old – 25. When you think of all the movies that have come and gone in that time you really have to wonder if this will hold up against movies of the same kind. Let’s have a sit down, have a nice cup of tea, and find out as we

Hong Kong film review: Cold War (寒戰) 2012

Yes I know this is 5 or 6 years late, but hey, I’ve only seen the film 3 times so give me a break. First off, yes this a film review. However, it’s also an excuse to talk about Aaron Kwok (郭富城), Tony Leung Ga-Fai (梁家輝, not to be confused with Tony Leung Chiu-Wai 梁朝偉,