An endearing comedy starring Andy Lau as a rich playboy who falls of a boat and meets an ambitious girl Yvonne, who works in his company. Discovering rest and enjoyment in his new pauper lifestyle, the former wealthy businessman hides his identity and goes about trying to win Yvonne's heart.
The group of young people in Psychic Park all have supernatural powers: Moon (Isabella Leung) can communicate with insects; Hyland (Berlin Chen) has "pushing" powers; Idol Sasako (Charlene Choi) can fly; Auntie (Gillian Chung) is perpetually youthful; and there's the ladybug with only one dot, Cootchie. After one major disaster, it seems that no amount of supernatural powers in the world can save the day. We never thought that the most magical force in the world is the love and courage inside each one of us!
Zilong Chen (Donnie Yen) has been an undercover cop in Xiong's (Colin Chou) underworld gang for several years. Xiong is trying to wipe out every undercover in his underworld gang. The more undercover cops were killed, the more Zilong is worried about his identity. He finally went to his supervisor Sir Zhang (Ronald Cheng) asking for a time-out for his and his family's life's sake. So he asked Zilong to go to Mainland to work with Xiong's best protégé Sunny (Andy On)... To exchange that if Zilong can break Sunny's business connection, Sir Zhang has made an offer to reinstate Zilong's Police Officer identity. Zilong is in serious danger. Sunny's network for Zilong's security, however, when they reached Sunny, he was long gone, and Zilong's identity is exposed.
Donnie Yen, Andy On, Ronald Cheng, Jing Tian, Hanyu Zhan
Fleur is the blue angel in one of Hong Kong's bordellos and night clubs. She falls in love with the "12th Master" Chan, heir to a chain of pharmacies. They agree to a suicide pact, Fleur dies but Chan is saved. 50 years later, Fleur's ghost appears in a newspaper office, wanting to place an ad to find Chan, who never arrived in the afterlife.
Chow Yun Fat reprises his role as Mark who picked up his skills with blazing guns in Vietnam under the tutelage of the tough-as-nails Kit (Anita Mui). Kit falls for Mark but the latter, knowing that his cousin Mun (Tony Leung) is in love with her, sacrifices his love for her. But the return of Kit's ex-boyfriend Ching brings things to a head, especially after he bombs Mun's new garage.
Social surveillance is the responsibility of media. But violence, pornography and sanguinary are the representing statement of today's media. The story was led by three main actresses who work for the same free newspaper but possess different visions, and the daily breaking news underlines the conflicts among them.
Kate Yeung, Leung Siu Bing, Chau Ka Yee and Gregory Wong
SDU is an elite paramilitary tactical unit of the Hong Kong Police Force and is considered one of the world's finest in its role. But being the best carries its own burdens. Like everyone else, they go through troubles with love, with family and with their jobs. And sometimes they get horny. This touching story is about Special Duties Unit Team B and their trip to Macau for a weekend of unadulterated debauchery.
Staying in the Hong Kong guest house owned by the couple Chong, who were once related to the mafia, are such people as Suzie, a prostitute with a child; Tony, engaged in suspicious business; Kong Jai, the dubious yakuza. One day a Japanese woman, Mio, visits the guest house alone. She has come to look for her twin sister Asa with whom she has lost contact. Asa had come a year earlier to become a Hong Kong movie star, and since then suddenly disappeared. Seeing Mio, the very spitting image of her sister, the residents are more horrified than surprised.
Phoenix’s (Cecilia Cheung) parents are martial arts superheroes, who hide their true identities while ferreting out evil martial artists. Phoenix gets the go-ahead to train in the misty mountains, where she learns of her all-important romantic destiny...
Social surveillance is the responsibility of media. But violence, pornography and sanguinary are the representing statement of today's media. The story was led by three main actresses who work for the same free newspaper but possess different visions, and the daily breaking news underlines the conflicts among them.
Kate Yeung, Leung Siu Bing, Chau Ka Yee and Gregory Wong
After a tiff at the airport, Yi (Gillian Chung) ditches her toy boy and runs into her ex, Ping (William Chan) with his present girlfriend, Cee (Michelle Wai). Without a place to stay, Yi accepts their offer to crash at their new home. Despite the initial awkwardness, old passions are ignited and the accommodating Cee finds her patience stretched when it becomes clear Ping still has feelings for Yi. Looking back on her journey of self-discovery, Yi takes a candid and honest look at her sentimental education as memories of lovers – past and present – come rushing back and she realizes that instead of moving on with her life, she has been going round in circles. What she is searching for may not be as out of reach as she may have thought.
This drama is based on real cases which talk about three main characters. One is a man who is stressed to be having sex with female once in his lifetime; the second one is a woman who has sex disorder and thinks herself does not deserve to be loved; the final one is an divorced man who does not know how to cheer women. Comedy based, openly discuss the topic of sex and love.
Jason Chan, Chiang Cho Man, Alan Luk and Maggie Wong
A cop unwillingly inherits the ability to see ghosts, which has been passed on from generation to generation within his family, and must learn how to manage his gift as he is confronted by the ghost of a notorious criminal he shot.
