Wild action and neat stunt work, but cartoon-like characters
“Lost in Hong Kong” takes place in the mid-1990s. University art majors Xu Lai (Xu Zheng) and Yang Yi (Du Juan) fall in love, but Yang is transferred to the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Xu hasn’t seen her since. Nearly twenty years later, Xu — now a brassiere designer — has long forgotten his dreams of becoming an artist, but he can never forget Yang even though he enjoys a comfortable life with his wife Cai Bo (Zhao Wei). Their only problem is their repeated failure to conceive a child. During a vacation in Hong Kong with Cai’s family, Xu plans to secretly visit Yang, but Xu’s aspiring documentarian brother-in-law — always carrying a camera for his documentary project — tags along, ruining the rendezvous.<br /><br />This is an odd hybrid of a movie. With elaborate stunt work, slapstick, picturesque photography of Hong Kong, and romance, it tries to be an all-purpose flick geared to attract the widest possible audience. As a result, there’s a scattershot feel to the movie, with plot tendrils in too many directions. With Xu Zheng credited as writer, director, producer, and star, “Lost in Hong Kong” is largely a one-man effort.<br /><br />The movie has an often frenetic, desperate pace. A cartoonish performance by Bao Bei’er as the wannabe documentary filmmaker is so broad, it’s reminiscent of silent screen comedy when actors had to exaggerate body and facial expression to put a point across or get a laugh.<br /><br />The movie contains a lot of in-jokes that fans of Hong Kong filmmaking will get. Others may react blankly to these references. The soundtrack consists of upbeat pop songs from Hong Kong cinema’s heyday of the 1980s and 1990s. The film is in Mandarin, with English subtitles.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include a making-of featurette, blooper reel, and trailer.
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