SYNOPSICS
Fai seung hung che (2002) is a Cantonese movie. Tak-Sam Leong has directed this movie. Sam Lee,San-san Lee,Yiu-Cheung Lai,Suet Lam are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2002. Fai seung hung che (2002) is considered one of the best Comedy,Horror,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
When Keung's girlfriend, Apple, goes on a business trip, he takes the opportunity to approach Yurei, their new next door neighbor who is a stewardess. Although she seems pleasant enough on the outside, Keung soon discovers to his horror that she is mentally disturbed, and is only pretending to be a stewardess. But when Keung attempts to find out the whole truth, and alert the authorities, Yurei lures him into a deadly game of cat and mouse that he may not survive.
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Fai seung hung che (2002) Reviews
Okay thriller is done in by a poor central character and a joke or two too many
TV writer gets involved with a triad leaders daughter as well as the Japanese woman who is a bit unhinged. Okay comedic thriller suffers from a lead character who is ultimately a jerk. You really can't root for a guy who makes too many stupid choices, and unfortunately this guy makes any number of them, especially when it comes to women. I liked the film but the comedic edge that pops up now and again (when hour hero is cruising for girls) kind of lessens the danger and makes the film less than it should be. The result is its okay, but little more. Its worth a look if you fun across it as a rental or loaner but I wouldn't go out of my way to see it.
Conquering a Japanese women for China
Director Samuel Leung continues his dialog on Japan - Hong Kong relations, carried through many of his previous pictures (COLOUR OF PAIN, MANIACAL NIGHT) Here, Sam Lee is a young man who meets a beautiful Japanese stewardess (Kasugai Seina) and decides to "conquer her for China!" And he does, only trouble is she is somewhat of a psychotic killer. There is also the small matter of his regular girlfriend, whose father is a triad boss willing to kill anyone that upsets her. Lots of Sam Lee running around screaming follows. More interesting when viewed in the context of the director's other films, THE STEWARDESS provides few delights on its own, too few to make it a film worth recommending.