The other woman is Sandra Ng, who I though did a very good job at her silly role of a waitress who absolutely worships andy lau. Her actions are pretty funny and kept the movie from being boring even though the theme is .. ahem.. dancing... :) The class mates in the dance class are all pretty funny and enjoyable. The scenes where they were all dancing and singing at the BBQ was good. Overall, I liked this movie and it was entertaining until the ending (as i was told by tinlunlau, the DVD contains 3 endings), but the ending I saw was a pretty cheesy one anyway. It felt like the ending was like a quick sum up and it lacked any depth. I recommend this movie if you like dancing/tango, if you do, it won't disappoint you. But, otherwise, you can consider passing it if you aren't too interested in a comedy with a bad ending.

Dance of a Dream is just some boring story of a woman (Sandra Ng) who dreams of becoming a dancer and become lovers with Andy Lau, who is the number 1 dancer in HK. Anita Mui shows up, and wants to be a great dancer as well, so she can show off to the rich pricks at some fancy place blah, blah, blah. Time is ticking away.

I just didn't like this movie, it was just a bunch of crap if you ask me, I guess Andy Lau wanted to do this movie just to show the world how much of a horrible dancer he is. He dances quite well actually, but he isn't good enough for me to enjoy this movie even more. The only thing that put a smile on my face were Cherrie Ying (who is a real cutie) watching Andy cry over a new pair of shoes and the last one is when the end credits begin to role.

I'm a fan of Sandra Ng (loved Portland Street Blues) but I never really got into her character. Which is a shame since I was too busy waiting for this movie to end. It was also nice to see 'Fatty' get drooled over by Cherrie Ying. That's the only character I liked in the whole movie, and watching his expression after he gets kissed by Sandra Ng is priceless as well.

In all, this movie just sucks, probably because I am not a fan of dancing and that I couldn't stand Andy Lau in this movie. I can stand him in movies like FTK and ROOT, but watching him in a movie likes this wants me to run for the hills and hide.

Whoops, I notice I went over two minutes.oh well, when you got to take a piss, you got to take a piss.