Chan is absolutely endearing as the rash and impatient Luna, a well-known newspaper columnist who finds a classic vinyl record she gave to her first love in a junk shop. Her intention to repurchase it is foiled by the fact that the record has already been booked by Zhang (Kwok), an overtly over confident, cocky but nonetheless charming radio DJ. When Zhang makes a comment about Luna on his show, she retaliates with a nasty article about him in her column. Their very personal animosity is such that the public begins taking sides until Zhang is fired.

The two leads are a delight to watch, as they go about their respective vendettas. However, as entertaining and comedic as And I Hate You So was, I kept wondering why Chan was dressed down for her role: frumpy sweaters, long flared skirts and hair messily pulled back - the guys are certainly going to be very, very disappointed. Still, there are no dull moments here, and the girls will definitely be rooting for the spunky Luna in her all-out battle against the chauvinistic Zhang. A fun movie indeed! Even though Kwok is not saving the world ala 2000 A.D. here, he still manages to shine as the controversial radio DJ everyone complains about but still listens to. Think the extreme end of Frasier Crane, only more handsome, and with a full head of hair.