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    Hi! Welcome to The Silver Spleen. My name is Ernest Tubb,
    Hi! Welcome to The Silver Spleen. My name is Ernest Tubb,

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    and this is my review of PERFECT WEDDING. After all,
    and this is my review of PERFECT WEDDING. After all,

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    PERFECT WEDDING is a TVB co-production. Oooh, the mark of cinematic excellence!
    PERFECT WEDDING is a TVB co-production. Oooh, the mark of cinematic excellence!

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    In fairness, it was also a Shaw Brothers co-production.
    In fairness, it was also a Shaw Brothers co-production.

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    But it's always a thrill to hear that flourish and see that logo:
    But it's always a thrill to hear that flourish and see that logo:

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    Too bad it was followed by a
    Too bad it was followed by a

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    TVB logo. It's like getting a kiss from your grandmother
    TVB logo. It's like getting a kiss from your grandmother

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    who then slips you a little tongue. PERFECT WEDDING is a story of a woman
    who then slips you a little tongue. PERFECT WEDDING is a story of a woman

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    who was jilted at the altar several years ago, but who also happens to be
    who was jilted at the altar several years ago, but who also happens to be

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    Hong Kong's number one wedding planner.
    Hong Kong's number one wedding planner.

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    Happens all the time. One night in a bar, she's drunk
    Happens all the time. One night in a bar, she's drunk

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    and she meets a younger man who's drinking wine and reading
    and she meets a younger man who's drinking wine and reading

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    Dan Brown. You know, DAVINCI CODE Dan Brown. Ooooh, my panties are wet!
    Dan Brown. You know, DAVINCI CODE Dan Brown. Ooooh, my panties are wet!

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    She goes home with him, and has sex with him. The next day they end up working
    She goes home with him, and has sex with him. The next day they end up working

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    together at a wedding.
    together at a wedding.

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    Romance, hilarity, and drama are soon to follow.
    Romance, hilarity, and drama are soon to follow.

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    If you have a significant head injury. Otherwise, you
    If you have a significant head injury. Otherwise, you

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    might just find yourself gnashing your teeth. If you decide to take PERFECT WEDDING
    might just find yourself gnashing your teeth. If you decide to take PERFECT WEDDING

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    as a light comic farce, a piece of fluff,
    as a light comic farce, a piece of fluff,

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    then you'll have no problems. Because it is utterly without weight or,
    then you'll have no problems. Because it is utterly without weight or,

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    frankly, cinematic merit. Well, maybe there's a little.
    frankly, cinematic merit. Well, maybe there's a little.

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    One of the problems that arise is in this film is the
    One of the problems that arise is in this film is the

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    generally fluffy disposable nature of PERFECT WEDDING.
    generally fluffy disposable nature of PERFECT WEDDING.

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    Because that is constantly ruined in a very good way
    Because that is constantly ruined in a very good way

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    by Miriam Yeung's acting. She seems like a real human
    by Miriam Yeung's acting. She seems like a real human

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    dropped into the middle of a TVB
    dropped into the middle of a TVB

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    (i.e. bad) drama. She acts well, believably,
    (i.e. bad) drama. She acts well, believably,

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    and engagingly. She is alone in this, however.
    and engagingly. She is alone in this, however.

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    Well, maybe not always alone. I occasionally believed Raymond Lam,
    Well, maybe not always alone. I occasionally believed Raymond Lam,

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    but it's hard to maintain your engagement with these actors
    but it's hard to maintain your engagement with these actors

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    when the film was constantly being derailed by other characters
    when the film was constantly being derailed by other characters

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    whose total lack of any pretense of dramatic behavior
    whose total lack of any pretense of dramatic behavior

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    brought the proceedings to a screeching halt. Teresa Mo,
    brought the proceedings to a screeching halt. Teresa Mo,

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    Kate Tsui, Bernice Liu, and someone else whose name I can't be bothered to find
    Kate Tsui, Bernice Liu, and someone else whose name I can't be bothered to find

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    show up at odd intervals to inject a very unhealthy dose of
    show up at odd intervals to inject a very unhealthy dose of

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    TV into a regular cinematic film.
    TV into a regular cinematic film.

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    The shameless mugging, scenery chewing,
    The shameless mugging, scenery chewing,

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    and general narrative repugnance of this quartet of
    and general narrative repugnance of this quartet of

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    TVB-tards had me thinking, shockingly,
    TVB-tards had me thinking, shockingly,

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    that at least there's only two I Love You Boyz. Chrissie Chau
    that at least there's only two I Love You Boyz. Chrissie Chau

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    sets a new low for not acting. It's actually fascinating. Chau has
    sets a new low for not acting. It's actually fascinating. Chau has

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    virtually no dramatic skills, but then again she has no need of them.
    virtually no dramatic skills, but then again she has no need of them.

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    She has all that she needs to succeed in Hong Kong's vapid,
    She has all that she needs to succeed in Hong Kong's vapid,

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    shameless entertainment industry. So, apparently too, does Barbara Wong,
    shameless entertainment industry. So, apparently too, does Barbara Wong,

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    who now includes the de rigueur 'career line' shot
    who now includes the de rigueur 'career line' shot

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    of Chrissie Chau's cleavage. Who needs feminism when you have t*ts, right?
    of Chrissie Chau's cleavage. Who needs feminism when you have t*ts, right?

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    But such shameless exploitation and market pandering is hardly new to
    But such shameless exploitation and market pandering is hardly new to

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    Barbara Wong.
    Barbara Wong.

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    She is, after all, the director of WONDER WOMEN, a film that mixes overbearing
    She is, after all, the director of WONDER WOMEN, a film that mixes overbearing

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    melodramatic exploitation
    melodramatic exploitation

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    of Hong Kong's first post-handover decade with
    of Hong Kong's first post-handover decade with

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    embarrassingly plentiful Osim product placements.
    embarrassingly plentiful Osim product placements.

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    PERFECT WEDDING is in the same fashion a virtual
    PERFECT WEDDING is in the same fashion a virtual

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    advertisement for a local spa. It's the preferred hangout of
    advertisement for a local spa. It's the preferred hangout of

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    the quartet of TVB-tards, and apparently it's so meaningful to one
    the quartet of TVB-tards, and apparently it's so meaningful to one

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    couple in the film that
    couple in the film that

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    they get married there, wearing robes that naturally have
    they get married there, wearing robes that naturally have

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    the logo of the spa. Besides, films don't pay for themselves.
    the logo of the spa. Besides, films don't pay for themselves.

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    Maybe Barbara Wong's next film should be called TRUE WOMEN DIRECTORS FOR SALE.
    Maybe Barbara Wong's next film should be called TRUE WOMEN DIRECTORS FOR SALE.

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    If she whores her films out any more to product placement, they'll have to be
    If she whores her films out any more to product placement, they'll have to be

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    qualified as
    qualified as

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    infomercials. And she'll go to jail for pimping. I'm all for
    infomercials. And she'll go to jail for pimping. I'm all for

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    accomplishing things, but I would much rather accomplish them well.
    accomplishing things, but I would much rather accomplish them well.

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    Tthis is not always a very common attitude in local film.
    Tthis is not always a very common attitude in local film.

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    Why bother trying hard when you can just cut corners and be lazy?
    Why bother trying hard when you can just cut corners and be lazy?

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    Why try hard to make a good movie? Why should I try to use actors instead of
    Why try hard to make a good movie? Why should I try to use actors instead of

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    celebrities in a movie?
    celebrities in a movie?

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    Well, that's all well and good, but you know what? Don't get
    Well, that's all well and good, but you know what? Don't get

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    uppity if I turn that same logic around on your movie:
    uppity if I turn that same logic around on your movie:

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    Why should I care about your movie? Why should I think it's good?
    Why should I care about your movie? Why should I think it's good?

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    Why should I give you 90 irreplaceable minutes of my life
    Why should I give you 90 irreplaceable minutes of my life

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    to watch your movie? Why should I try so hard to find something positive to say
    to watch your movie? Why should I try so hard to find something positive to say

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    about your movie?
    about your movie?

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    I can't do it and I won't do it. You know what?
    I can't do it and I won't do it. You know what?

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    Maybe it's my fault. I shouldn't have watched a movie called PERFECT WEDDING
    Maybe it's my fault. I shouldn't have watched a movie called PERFECT WEDDING

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    'cause I'm a divorced person. But somehow, I don't think that's the problem.
    'cause I'm a divorced person. But somehow, I don't think that's the problem.

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    I'd like to think it's self-evident at this point that I'm hardly gonna
    I'd like to think it's self-evident at this point that I'm hardly gonna

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    recommend you watching this film,
    recommend you watching this film,

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    much less buying it. But, if you watch the film, I want you do it
    much less buying it. But, if you watch the film, I want you do it

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    because you bought it, not 'cause you downloaded it. Yeah, it's not a good movie,
    because you bought it, not 'cause you downloaded it. Yeah, it's not a good movie,

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    but that doesn't make it okay to steal it. In the description,
    but that doesn't make it okay to steal it. In the description,

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    there are links where you can buy a DVD or Blu ray of this film.
    there are links where you can buy a DVD or Blu ray of this film.

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    But at least buy it, don't steal it. If you enjoy this review,
    But at least buy it, don't steal it. If you enjoy this review,

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    please let me know by leaving a comment. If you didn't, go ahead leave me a comment.
    please let me know by leaving a comment. If you didn't, go ahead leave me a comment.

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    If you enjoy these reviews in general, please subscribe. That way,
    If you enjoy these reviews in general, please subscribe. That way,

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    you can see all the new ones first. Thank you.
    you can see all the new ones first. Thank you.

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Perfect Wedding/抱抱俏佳人 Movie Review

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Intro:

. . Hi! Welcome to The Silver Spleen. My name is Ernest Tubb,
and this is my review of PERFECT WEDDING. After all,
PERFECT WEDDING is a TVB co-production. Oooh, the mark of cinematic excellence!
In fairness, it was also a Shaw Brothers co-production.
But it's always a thrill to hear that flourish and see that logo:
Too bad it was followed by a. TVB logo. It's like getting a kiss from your grandmother
who then slips you a little tongue. PERFECT WEDDING is a story of a woman
who was jilted at the altar several years ago, but who also happens to be
Hong Kong's number one wedding planner.. Happens all the time. One night in a bar, she's drunk
and she meets a younger man who's drinking wine and reading
Dan Brown. You know, DAVINCI CODE Dan Brown. Ooooh, my panties are wet!
She goes home with him, and has sex with him. The next day they end up working
together at a wedding.. Romance, hilarity, and drama are soon to follow.. If you have a significant head injury. Otherwise, you
might just find yourself gnashing your teeth. If you decide to take PERFECT WEDDING

Video Vocabulary

/ˈjen(ə)rəlē/

adverb

in most cases.

/ˈhapən/

verb

To take place or occur.

/təˈɡeT͟Hər/

adjective adverb

self-confident, level-headed, or well organized. In an entire or whole manner.

/ˈfälō/

verb

To be the logical result of something.

/wəˈT͟Hout/

adverb conjunction preposition

outside. without it being case that. Not with; not having.

/ˈədərlē/

adverb

Completely.

/ɡet/

verb

To prepare for use.

/ˈsev(ə)rəl/

adjective determiner pronoun

Many of. more than two but not many. More than two but not a large amount.

/ˌsinəˈmadik/

adjective

relating to cinema.

/ˈfləriSH/

noun verb

bold or extravagant gesture. To add a fancy addition or decoration.

/ˈdriNGkiNG/

noun verb

action or habit of consuming alcohol. To put water in your body through your mouth.

/dəˈspōzəb(ə)l/

adjective noun

intended to be thrown away after use. disposable article.

/ˈwediNG/

noun verb

A marriage of two people. To combine and join two things together as one.

/yəNG/

adjective

More young than.