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If you like comedy, then you'll love LOVE ON DELIVERY. It's like some bizarre parody of "The Karate Kid", except Ng Man Tat doesn't know any real martial arts. Some of Stephen's funniest moments ever are in this movie, and it's actually one of the more commercial pictures he's ever done. Good love story, great gags, and a three round death match at the end that will leave you on the floor with laughter. What are you waiting for? Buy it, you'll love it! | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| | | | | How many ways can you laugh until you stomach hurts? Watch this movie and find out. Its the comedy that you've been craving for and only the stuff that Stephen Chow can deliver. Chow stars as a very pitiful character who you can't help but feel sorry for. But not before long when he begins learning some really cool bogus kung fu that you will definitely want to check out. It's nothing like you've ever seen, ever. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| Stephen Chow plays Ho Kam An (or Ah An as he's often called in the film), a food delivery boy who is a coward and is constantly picked on, from customers to his co-workers to the practicing soccer players that he runs into. This is until he runs into Lily who he wants to impress; and "Devil Killer," a con artist-type who convinces Ah An that he can teach him kung fu (with a separate fee for each move), so Ah An can beat Blackbear, who is also after Lily. That's the basic plot of the movie, and then it goes off in weird directions and odd angles that include Ah An dressed up in a Garfield mask as a hooded hero, a hilarious Invincible Wind and Fire Wheel kung fu move, post modernistic pop references from _Terminator 2_ to Ultra- man to _The Karate Kid_ to (I swear I think this might be a reference) the sultan's organ using people instead of pipes from _The Adventures of Baron Munchausen_. There is quite a bit of nonsense humor in this one, which one can expect from Chow, but not all of the jokes work all of the time. Some you see coming from a long way off, such as the scene where "Devil Killer" asks Ah An to roll down a long flight of steps to get rid of him. On the whole though, the film is enjoyable, and although not as good as Chow's best, it's worth the effort if you're in a really silly mood. |
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| | | | | Stephen Chow plays a wuss of a delivery boy who falls in love with glamorous Christy Chung. But she only wants a courageous man. Stephen ends up learning kung fu from Ng Man-Tat, except that Ng Man-Tat is just scamming him. Anyway, the plot isn't too exciting but the jokes are pretty good. I'd place it in the top 1/3 of Stephen Chow's films. For those of you who enjoy him, I'd highly recommend it. It had two of the funniest fight scenes I've ever seen. Unfortunately, there was also some uncomfortable "humor" with some of the women in the film, but nothing too awful. For those of you who don't enjoy him ... HOW could you not enjoy Stephen Chow?! It's incomprehensible. Ok, rant over. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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