《长短脚之恋》(Fractured Follies)1CD/AC3/国语配音/中文字幕[DVDRip]

导 演：王钟 Chung Wang
主 演：周润发 Yun-Fat Chow 王祖贤 Joey Wong 利智 Nina Li Chi 王青Ching Wong 黄沾 James Wong
上 映：1988年
地 区：香港[拍摄地]
对 白：国语配音
评 分：5.2/10( 22票 )
颜 色：彩色
声 音： Dolby Digital AC3
时 长：91分钟
类 型：爱情/喜剧
字 幕：外挂简体中文
剧情简介：
　　天生脚有残疾的阿美是个美丽的姑娘，其父因被其堂叔所骗，购下一间残破不堪的超级市场后，变得疯疯癫癫，生活重担全落在阿美肩上。一次交通事故，司机梁少祖开车撞伤阿美，祖误以为阿美的脚乃自己撞残，十分内疚，尽全力帮阿美经营超级市场经过一段复杂的感情历程，长短脚终成百年之好。

演员表：
周润发 Yun-Fat Chow .... Joe
王祖贤 Joey Wong.... May
利 智 Nina Li Chi .... Scarlet
王 青 Ching Wong .... Joe's cousin
黄沾 James Wong .... May's father, a supermarket owner
Bonnie Law....Cher
黄一飞 Yut Fei Wong.... Rival Shop Owner

影评：

　　A sweet low-brow comedy/romance about two lonely people who meet by accident - traffic accident, that is - from 1988.



　　Joey Wong plays May, a girl who was born with one leg an inch shorter than the other and thus walks with a slight limp. One day while she and her family are sprucing up the dumpy supermarket they just bought, May is involved in an accident with a runaway taxi driven by Joe (Chow Yun-Fat, sporting the Bill Gates look), further injuring her affected leg. Joe's insurance had expired two days before, so he ends up being a sort of indentured servant to May's family to repay her medical costs and to assuage his guilt over having crippled her for life (or so he thinks, and May doesn't disabuse him of the notion).



　　Nina Li Chi plays Scarlet, May's hot-to-trot cousin who has her sights set on the nerdy Joe. Joe falls for May, and Joe's brother Sea falls for Scarlet and... well, you get the idea.



　　There are some really funny moments in this film - not only does Chow Yun-Fat dress up as Nina Li Chi at one point, but we also get to see him in pineapple drag talking about fresh fruits.



　　The romance between Joe and May is sweet and has some awfully cute moments... right up to the point where Joe blushingly admits he's a virgin to May and asks her to take it easy on him on their wedding night.



　　So it's not Voltaire, okay... there are jokes about piles, flashers in public toilets, Nina Li Chi pouting because she's horny and has already killed three husbands by wearing them out in bed. Still, this is great fun, Chow Yun-Fat as a nerd complete with thick glasses does a great job of some silly physical comedy and Joey Wong is just the prettiest thing you've ever seen.

　　The scene where Buddha tells Joe about dating girls in Heaven ("they're very open-minded these days") is a hoot.

　　Lots of fun. Put your brain in neutral and give it a watch. Plus you get to see Nina Li Chi poured into red knit dresses, and there are numerous shots of Chow Yun-Fat waggling his butt. Life can be sweet.

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特别介绍:

　　　　　　　　　　　　A Free Man In Hong Kong
　　　　　　　　　The Other Side Of Chow Yun-Fat



　　Across two thirds of the globe, Chow Yun-Fat is literally a man who needs no introduction. Since he was 19 years old, he has graced the film and television screens of Asia in a dizzying array of serials and films; after his collaboration with John Woo in the classic action film A Better Tomorrow, Chow's portrayals of 'killer with a conscience' characters made him the icon of a genre and inspired a new wave of action filmmaking.



　　There is another side to the repertoire of Chow Yun-Fat however, as important as his action films - that of his sensitive performances in melodramas and romances, as well as his exquisitely timed comedic performances. Audiences in Asia have long delighted in the many facets to Chow's talents, consistently keeping him among the top box-office draws. With the 1999 release of Anna and The King, English-language audiences were finally given the chance to experience the full range of the Emperor of Hong Kong Cinema in a historic leading role. As King Mongkut of Siam, Chow Yun-Fat showed us the bravery and power of this great leader... and the wisdom and tenderness of the private man. Always defying categorization, Chow Yun-Fat's followed this with Mandarin-language Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, the Academy Award-winning epic from the famed director Ang Lee, and then the comic-based Bulletproof Monk.

　　For those who are unfamiliar with the previous work of Chow Yun-Fat, or who have not yet explored his films outside the action genre for which he is best known in the West, this site is dedicated to the aspect of his work that showcases his dramatic skills and romantic appeal - the other side of Chow Yun-Fat.

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