Joel Chan, Oscar Leung and others arrive in Malaysia to promote and celebrate the Lunar New Year courtesy of on.cc
Joel Chan arrives in Malaysia to promote his new film MAMA NOT AGAIN. His son Jaco also tags along
Oscar Leung stars in MAMA NOT AGAIN and is also its screenwriter courtesy of mingpao.com
The Television Best Actor Joel Chan Shan Chung, Oscar Leung Lit
Wai and Bob Lam Sing Bun invested, produced and starred Lunar New Year
film MAMA NOT AGAIN (MA MA YAU YIU GA) has decent box office in
Malaysia. Recently the three went there to attend the promotional
events, Shan Chung even brought his wife, son Jaco and the domestic
helper to the theater and announced that the Malaysian box office has
exceeded the HK$4 million mark (2 million MR). He even celebrated with
the drums, gave away posters and set off firework at the theater.
Referring to the double success of the new film at the box
office and word of mouth, Shan Chung bluntly said that he was happy but
did not dare to relax. He hoped to do his best to promote and thank the
audience to pump up the box office. "Every time I hear the audience
praise the movie for very entertaining, it is already the biggest reward
for us to make this movie!" Chan Shan Chung revealed that his wife and
Jaco both praised the film as exciting after watching. When he asked
Jaco whether it was funny, his son cutely answered, "It has funny
parts!" He joked that his son was happy because he had popcorn while
watching the movie, but even his domestic helper thought MAMA NOT AGAIN
was funny and had confidence in the quality of his work.
MAMA NOT AGAIN's story is about a mother announcing her
remarriage to a "younger man". Should the children attend the wedding
or not? Leung Lit Wai, Lam Sing Bun, Christine Ng Wing Mei and Chan
Shan Chung's performance have all been praised. Wai Wai was also the
screenwriter. Many comments praised the new film for being sincere and
with laughter and tears, he said. "That's what I wanted to accomplish
when I wrote this story, actually I have thanked the audience several
times, and even when watching again from the side I couldn't help but
cry! I am very grateful for the support of the audience."
Edan Lui gathers with his family, of course his sister would be there courtesy of on.cc
Some online screen captures THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY and NIGHT KING's shows at the theater. The two films have drastically different. SNOWBALL director Philip Yung reposts the photo and expresses his displeasure
Edan Lui has been promoting THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY actively as he watches the movie again with his family at the theater courtesy of mingpao.com
The Philip Yung Tsz Kwong directed Lunar New Year film THE
SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY (GUM DOR BO) starred Elaine Jin (Kam Yin Ling),
Chung Suet Ying, Guy group MIRROR member Edan Lui Cheuk On and others.
The film opened on the 13th and as of two nights ago it surpassed the
HK$ 8 million mark, but its box office and shows are quite a distance
from the Dayo Wong Tze Wah and Sammi Cheng Sau Man starred Lunar New
Year film NIGHT KING (YEH WONG). Yung Tsz Kwong discovered that after
a week in release, SNOWBALL shows have become "heaven and earth shows"
at some theaters. He expressed his displeasure on social platform.
"What happened to the win-win for Hong Kong films we agreed to?", "Does
this count as film scheduling hogging?" He said that he only wanted to
have the space to survive, and for viewers who wanted to watch to be
able to.
Yung Tsz Kwong mobilized his own money and took out loans to
make THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY. Earlier during promotions he
revealed that it would have to reach HK$ 30 million to break even. At
the time he was still confident from the trend, hoped to be able to make
a little profit, be able to continue to start productions and support
young directors. THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY as for two nights ago
exceeded HK$ 8 million at the box office, while NIGHT KING continued to
sustain its advantage with over HK$ 35 million as of yesterday morning.
Yung Tsz Kwong two days ago reposted screen captures from
another online on social platforms. In them the differences between
shows of THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY and NIGHT KING at two theaters
could be seen. The original poster wrote, "On the rare occasion of
returning to Hong Kong for the Lunar New Year, I thought I would bring
the two elders to watch the Lunar New Year film THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY
DAY and took a look at the Lunar 4th schedule. What? There were only
8:20 AM and 00:40 AM shows? Didn't the movie just open? Why didn't
it have any normal schedule, yet NIGHT KING is scheduled so tightly.
Hey, can theater operators give back more choices to the audience?"
Yung Tsz Kwong was upset and posted, "I understood that it is a
business, but our admission rate has not been embarrassing. Actually
we only hope to safeguard the second place that cannot threaten the box
office champion. Yet......does this count as schedule hogging?" He
then again, "8 something in the morning and 12 something in the early
morning, then sparing a 1 something afternoon show. One movie has 27
shows a day, the other has 2 a day. What happened to the win-win for
Hong Kong films we agreed to? Didn't we ask everyone to watch all the
Lunar New Year films? We have opened for less than a week, with an
average daily box office of over 1 million. Do we deserved this
treatment? We only want to have the space to survive, for viewers who
want to watch us to be able to." Yung Tsz Kwong's post led to
discussions online. Some posted that the problem was with certain
cinema circuits, other circuits still had many SNOWBALL shows daily;
some also pointed out that the business has to make money to operate,
let the market decide.
On the other hand, Lui Cheuk On has been promoting the Lunar New
Year movie he starred in THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY hard, which
attracted a large number of fans to come to support him. Yet recently
some posted online that they took the elderly to watch the show that day
and bumped into Edan's arrival, because they did not want to keep people
from taking pictures they stopped. However they were treated rudely by
fans who were anxious to enter; and pointed out that some fans walked
around talking on the phone after the show started, which seriously
affected other audiences. Edan hurriedly left a message to apologize on
behalf of the fans when he saw the post. "I'm sorry for affecting your
and the elders' viewing experience. Most of them are very well-behaved,
and I will remind everyone. I hope there will be no similar situation
again." The people online also accepted the apology and thanked Edan for
responding personally.
In addition, Edan recently uploaded a photo from the New Year's
dinner with his family and claimed that he was his grandmother's
"Snowball" as he took the opportunity to promote the movie while showing
his warmth.
NIGHT KING has success at the Hong Kong box office, and its overseas opening performance has also been ideal courtesy of mingpao.com
The performances of the two Hong Kong Lunar New Year films, the
Dayo Wong Tze Wah and Sammi Cheng Sau Man starred Lunar New Year movie
NIGHT KING (YEH WONG) and the Edan Lui Cheuk On and Elaine Jin (Kam Yin
Ling) starred THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY (GUM DOR BO), have caught
attention. According to the Hong Kong Box Office Co. Ltd.'s
announcement yesterday, the 2026 Hong Kong and Macau Lunar New Year
slot from the Lunar New Year's Eve to the Lunar 3rd (16th to 19th)'s
four day box office reached a total of HK$ 39.718 million, an increase
of 52.8% from the HK$ 25.987 million in same period last year. The
main reason was that this year the Lunar New Year films have been big
hits, along with ideal traffic and spending atmosphere the box office
performance was driven to improve.
As for the Lunar New Year box office, NIGHT KING and THE
SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY took the top two spots. The former's first 4
days in release accumulated HK$ 26.735 million on top, while SNOWBALL
with 4.765 million ranked second. In third place was BLADES OF THE
GUARDIANS (BIU YUN: FUNG HEI DAI MOK) with a box office of 2.586
million. BACK TO THE PAST (CHUM CHUN GEI) and the Hollywood animation
GOAT came in fourth and fifth respectively with 2.111 million and 1.425
million.
The film company announced that NIGHT KING has exceeded HK$30
million at the cumulative box office as of 1 o'clock yesterday since its
release in Hong Kong and Macau on Lunar New Year's Day, and the news
brought excitement to the team. NIGHT KING not only set a new record
for the Hong Kong Lunar New Year film opening, the single day box
office, Wong Tze Wah's personal best opening and its 900 shows on
opening day that set a new high in the past 10 years; but also set new
records around the world. The film's 4 days box office in Malaysia is
near 3 million MR (around HK$ 6 million). The film was released in the
United States and Canada yesterday, sweeping more than 120 theaters in
North America and setting a new record for Hong Kong Lunar New Year
films in North America. The film was officially released in United
Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands and other European regions yesterday,
and many advanced screenings in the UK were sold out.
Tomorrow, the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, the "EJ" team
will continue to thank everyone for their support. Director ack Ng Wai
Lun said, "I'm very glad that the audience likes NIGHT KING. Recently I
have seen many viewers' reviews and praises for the film online, and
truly am endlessly grateful. I hope everyone will enjoy watching it,
take away a bit of courage and spirit, continue to work hard for their
lives in the Year of the Horse and fight back!" After completing a
series of promotional activities non-stop before the Lunar New Year,
Sammi took advantage of the New Year holiday to go to the theater with
her family to watch NIGHT KING. She shared on social platforms that
she laughed and was moved together with her sister, brother-in-law and
younger brother. "From the start of filming to the madly intense
publicity work a while ago, everything is still in my memory. Step by
step, every step is in my heart. Brother Foon, Sister V and the people
of EJ (including Prince Fung) would like to express their heartfelt
gratitude to everyone for entering. This movie is the result of our
efforts together."
In addition the stage actress who plays Kwai Fong in the film,
Kay Choi Wai Kay broke through, left a deep impression on the audience
and became the latest hot search topic on the Internet. She has been
praised in particular for still being able to perform at ease in front
of two masters Tze Wah God and Alan Yeung Wai Lun. A graduate of the
School of Drama of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Kay said
humbly after learning that everyone praised her, "What I want to say the
most at this moment is to thank director Jack, producer Ivy and the
promotion team. Without them there would be no appearance of this role
of Kwai Fong. I'm also very grateful that this role has become a small
milestone for me. The movie has a good box office, I hope NIGHT KING
will continue to set new records like crazy!"
Louis Koo and Jessica Hsuan watch A STEP INTO THE PAST on a livestream courtesy of on.cc
Louis Koo props up his head with his hands and slowly sings POPULAR THIS WEEK, while Jessica Hsuan coordinates with a slow "worship" dance courtesy of mingpao.com
The Louis Koo Tin Lok and Jessica Hester Hsuan (Suen Huen)
starred film BACK TO THE PAST (CHUM CHUN GEI) has been in release for
over two months. On February 14th the BACK TO THE PAST "PLUS +
Multiverse Edition" (Extended Version) was released and as of two days
ago (the 18th) it has collected HK$ 93 million in Hong Kong and Macau.
TVB started the Lunar New Year's Day early morning re-aired the
television drama A STEP INTO THE PAST as the PAST fever continued to
heat up. Koo Tin Lok and Suen Huen yesterday early morning started their
livestream on time to watch their television drama with the audience,
at its peak 160,000 people were watching. During the livestream the
two were acting strangely to make the audience laugh. Koo Tin Lok on
numerous occasions propped up his head with both hands and played cute.
He also deliberately belched at Suen Huen. People said that they were
just like an old couple. Many suggested for Koo Tin Lok to sing, and
Suen Huen immediately assisted and aid, "You sing, I dance." Koo Tin
Lok asked, "No matter what I sing, you are doing the 'worship' dance.
Do you know BOYFRIEND?" At first he sang Happy Birthday, but Suen Huen
refused to accept that. Finally he submitted and sang the super
slow version of POPULAR THIS WEEK word by word, Suen Huen immediately
coordinated with a slow "worship dance". Suen Huen joked that if Koo
Tin Lok sang BOYFRIEND, she planned to "feel him" from behind. Koo Tin
Lok joked, "Luckily I didn't sing that." She also pretended to complain
to Koo Tin Lok, saying that the live broadcast in the early morning made
her have to sleep late at night. She revealed her health habits such
as soaking her feet and scrapping her face every night. Then they joked
that they seemed to be selling products on the livestream.
During the live broadcast Koo Tin Lok asked Suen Huen to
concentrate on watching TV from time to time, and their entire
interaction was like an old couple. Soon Koo Tin Lok carefully asked
Suen Huen if she wanted to drink water, but she said that she has
prepared a health drink and said to the camera that she lacked qi and
blood. In addition she did not want the audience to see her "wilt so
quickly", so she had to take good care of her health. The live
broadcast ended in nearly an hour.
Koo Tin Lok and Suen Huen's livestream appeared to have
technical difficulties early on, first there was picture but no sound,
then no picture no sound. Koo Tin Lok revealed that he has not done a
livestream. He tested many times before hand but still problems were
hard to avoid. "This is how the world is. When everything is ready,
something would always happen. However we tried our best to resolve
it, using the simplest way to interact with everyone." He compared it
to BACK TO THE PAST finally being released after 20 years.
Edan Lui and Chung Suet Ying consider ways to pump up the box office courtesy of on.cc
Chung Suet Ying and Edan Lui put their efforts into thanking the audience and promoting their film THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY to pump up the box office
Jiro Lee (starting right) and Elaine Jin praise director Philip Keung for being fair, as he has not deliberately tried to gain sympathy in exchange for actors to take pay cuts
NIGHT KING has exceeded over HK$ 20 million as of yesterday morning courtesy of mingpao.com
The actors of the Lunar New Year film THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY
DAY (GUM DOR BO) including Edan Lui Cheuk On, Chung Suet Ying, Elaine
Jin (Kam Yin Ling), Jiro Lee Sheung Ching, etc., together with director
Philip Yung Tsz Kwong and producer Effy Sun Fei went to the shopping
center yesterday to conduct a promotional activity, playing games with
the public and distributing "Snowballs".
THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY has grossed HK$688 million since its
release, and the actor Edan thanked the audience for their support. He
said, "I know that some fans have watched it five or six times, a
family of 11 all went to support the film. My family and I have watched
it twice. My parents have tears in their eyes from watching and laugh
out as well. I feel that the feeling of watching the premiere is
completely different. I also like to see the audience's reaction. I
have a little sense of satisfaction from being able to make my Mama
cry." Edan said that he entered the theater with his family without
disguise, and other viewers also recognized him. He laughed and said,
"My younger sister even asked me if I wanted to thank the audience on
the spot." As for the director contributing money and effort to make
the Lunar New Year film, Edan stated that the director has debts
everywhere and hoped that the good box office result would cover the
cost. Edan stressed that if he would win the Mark Six Chinese New Year
Snowball, he would pay off director Yung Tsz Kwong's debts and invest in
his movies because the director at first had to borrow money to start
the production. "I really respect his thoughtfulness. I hope that he
would have good karma and wouldn't have to lose money." He said, "The
director really loves movies, this time he paid out of his own pocket to
invest. He made THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY not to make money; he knows
that this year has very few Chinese New Year films and hopes that Lunar
New Year films will continue to exist and the audience will have more
choices. As far as I know, the subject of the movie itself is not for
making a Lunar New Year film." When asked if Edan's rumored girlfriend
Lin Minchen has watched the film, he declined and said that he would
only talk about Lunar New Year movies. He said with a smile, "I would
watch it with everyone." He said that if needed he would not mind
singing the end title song at each audience appreciation show. Chung
Suet Ying would also consider livestreaming it to pump up the box
office. He also hoped that MIRROR teammates would automatically buy
tickets to support the film. As for whether he will pay a Lunar New
Year visit to Liza Wang Ming Chuen's house this year and greet Ah Jeh
and Law Kar Ying, Edan said that he has not yet confirmed the time.
Yung Tsz Kwong believed that the opening week box office of HK$
6.88 million is a good omen and what he expected. He said, "Ultimately
it is not a mainstream commercial film, it is a small budget family
film. I am the happiest about viewers taking their whole families and
the elderly to watch, they laugh and cry from watching and I am very
touched. Some audiences have been moved to tears. I hope through word
of mouth the movie would have the momentum, the run would grow longer
and longer and more and more shows; like earlier THE SPARRING PARTNER
(JING YI WUI LONG) and PAPA, their openings were lukewarm but had
momentum." When asked whether the director fully funded the film, Yung
Tsz Kwong said, "I have to borrow money for the shoot, but fortunately I
have a little credibility and the support of many people in the
industry. Whether the movie would make it back it would depend on luck.
From the trend now I am confident. I hope to be able to make a little
profit so I can continue to make movies and support young directors."
Yung Tsz Kwong expected the box office would have to be 30 million to
break even, hoping that the movie would have a good word of mouth and be
able to continue its run. "Our show scheduling is only one-third of
that of NIGHT KING, I just hope more people would be able to see it.
Our admission rate has always been very good and has broken the opening
box office record of my own company." Regarding Sammi Cheng Sau Man's
admiration for Yung Tsz Kwong while promoting NIGHT KING and looking
forward to the opportunity to collaborate, he said, "I have to have a
good script in hand for that to be viable. Sammi is a good actor, and I
have also watched NIGHT KING (YEH WONG). I believe that she will watch
THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY."
Kam Yin Ling and Lee Sheung Ching praised Yung Tsz Kwong for
being fair, never trying to win their sympathy in exchange for the
actors to take a pay cut. Yung Tsz Kwong explained that the cast's
salary was very accommodating, most of the budget was spent on the
production and he was very grateful to everyone for lending a hand.
Kam Ying Ling said that she has booked a private screening earlier and
invited family and a group of director friends such as Tsui Hark and Ann
Hui On Wa to watch the movie, which really touched her companion Suzie
Wong. She gave a positive review and hoped that the word of mouth
would drive the box office. Kam Yin Ling sincerely hoped that the movie
would be able to break even. "My wish this year is to help the director
break even. I hope everyone would support the film industry, because
many have worked very hard behind the scenes. It's not for myself, the
finished movie is the result of everyone. Although the shoot was rather
tiring, I had a lot of fun. Now everyone is calling me Grandma, wishing
me good health. I would be able to live to 1000!"
Some online earlier said that from looking at the director's
appearance they would know their films' quality, criticizing Yung Tsz
Kwong's appearance as lacking. Yung Tsz Kwong replied and said that
when he saw the post he laughed for a very long time. "I really have no
idea, I was born like this. I can only try to pay more attention to my
appearance." Two days ago he posted on social platform and admitted
that show scheduling wise THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY was less than a
half of the favorite NIGHT KING. He felt that his movie was a dark
horse but was unwilling to just be also-ran. "We have our clientele,
entire families young and old, those who love to watch detailed
emotions, those who prefer art and literature. I have seen many
cinemas were almost sold out today. I am very grateful to have some
viewers' recognition, and the word of mouth is spreading. In comparison
to NIGHT KING's overwhelmingly one-sided good word of mouth, ours is
only considered above average. We only want to do our best, just like
in my message to Brother Tze Wah (Dayo Wong Tze Wah) over a years ago I
wrote, 'I don't want you to leave me in the dust!'" Yung Tsz Kwong
stressed that he did not have the resource to hire "mercenaries" to
promote and absolutely would not consider hiring "dark mercenaries".
He would make movies he believes in with his conscience.
The Dayo Wong Tze Wah and Sammi Cheng Sau Man starred Lunar
New Year movie NIGHT KING (YEH WONG) has been a big success since its
release. Its box office in Hong Kong and Macau has accumulated more
than 11 million (Hong Kong dollars, the same below) on the first day of
its release, set a new record for the opening of Hong Kong Chinese New
Year films, become "the top Lunar New Year movie opening box office in
Hong Kong history", and break Wong Tze Wah's personal box office record.
At the same time, the strong appeal of NIGHT KING has allowed it to be
scheduled for more than 900 screenings in Hong Kong on the opening day
of the film and broken the record of Lunar New Year films in the past
decade. Repeatedly achieving good results, NIHGT KING exceeded the 20
million mark at the box office yesterday. The official social platform
of NIGHT KING posted a message to thank the audience, laughing and
saying that "On Chak Hau everyone in EJ are well spoken" and thanked all
the "bosses" for their support.
Wong Tze Wah, together with director Jack Ng Wai Lun and his new
film NIGHT KING's costars Fish Liw Chi Yu, Alan Yeung Wai Lun, etc. went
to a cinema in Mong Kok to attend a promotional event and distributed
lai see and smiling esame balls, and the atmosphere was enthusiastic.
Dressed in the style of "Brother Foon" that day for his
appearance, Wong Tze Wah said with a smile that he originally planned to
attend only in underwear; but seeing that everyone was very serious, he
decided to show off his authentic "Brother Foon" style. As for when he
would appear with Sammi again, he said that he has already made an
appointment that day; but because Sammi has a busy schedule recently, he
advised her to eat another bowls of pho at home to replenish her energy.
Wong Tze Wah also said with a smile that if the box office performance
would be satisfactory, he has been thinking about what kind of benefits
he should give back to the fans.
In addition to actively promoting Chinese New Year movies, Wong
Tze Wah also claimed to be qualified to become a promotional ambassador
for Mong Kok. He said, "Mongkok really has a lot of things to do. It
has flash cards for you to buy, and sneaker street has been completely
changed. In short I advise people all over the world to come to Mong
Kok when they have time, and stay in Hong Kong to consume." As for how
he appeared in Mong Kok without being noticed by passers-by, he joked
that he would not reveal that and joked that he might use cotton blanket
as a cover.
Fish Liew will soon meet with viewers at the movies courtesy of on.cc
The Dayo Wong (fifth right) and Sammi Cheng (sixth left) starred Lunar New Year film NIGHT KING opens on the Lunar New Year's Day and has collected over HK$ 10 million
THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY announces that it has collected HK$ 3.88 million so far
Lam Tsz Chung (right) pays a Lunar New Year visit to Stephen Chow and leaks that WOMEN'S SOCCER will be released in the mainland within the year
When Stephen Chow gives lai see, the employees grab them all off his desk courtesy of mingpao.com
This year Hong Kong's Lunar New Year film production has been fewer
in quantity, but the box office trend has been decent. Among them
NIGHT KING (YEH WONG) stood out alone, recording a box office of about
HK$ 866 million with over 900 shows in a single day on the Lunar New
Year's Day. With the advanced sales results, the total box office has
exceeded 10 million and ranked first in the opening and single-day box
office of Lunar New Year films in Hong Kong history. The strong
momentum sets an opening box office record for a Dayo Wong Tze Wah
movie. A group of actors, including Louise Wong Dan Nei and
Renci Yeung Sze Wing, continued to focus on online publicity, while Fish
Liew Chi Yu will also thank the audience with her co-stars in the film
on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year. Film director Jack Ng Wai Lun
forwarded the results post, saying thank you 6 times on behalf of the
cast and the crew and filled the audience appreciation screening of
sincerity.
NIGHT pulled away by a larger percentage from THE SNOWBALL ON A
SUNNY DAY (GUM DOR BO)'s HK$ 1.3 million box office, while the action
movie BLADES OF THE GUARDIANS (BIU YUN: FUNG HEI DAI MOK) with 880,000
at the box office ranked third. Another Lunar New Year film, SNOWBALL
opened earlier on the 13tth and announced two days ago that it has
collected HK$ 3.88 million. NIGHT KING continued its over 900 show run
yesterday and SNOWBALL over 290 shows, the latter in comparison has less
shows. The SNOWBALL cast including MIRROR member Edan Lui Cheuk On,
Elaine Jin (Kam Yin Ling), Chung Suet Ying, Jiro Lee Sheung Ching, Lee
Hoi Lam and director Philip Yung Tsz Kwong today would pay a group Lunar
New Year visit to Ma On Shan to pump up the box office.
In addition, Stephen Chow Sing Chi's new film WOMEN'S SOCCER
(NUI JOOK) started production last year, has been rumored to star
Dilraba, Zhang Xiaofei, Lay Zhang, Sisley Choi Si Bui, Jay Chou and
Korean star Song Kang-ho, and wrapped up production in June last year.
Yet it did not open on Lunar New Year this year as expected. Chow Sing
Chi posted a video on social platform on Lunar New Year's Day.
He appeared in his office with his "back toward the camera" as usual, as
employees one by one paid him a New Year visit for lai see. "Sixth
Brother" Lam Tsz Chung greeted, "One Horse Takes the Lead, I wish your
movie would be a bit hit this year!" and leaked that WOMEN'S SOCCER
would open this year. Another employee also said, "Everyone is looking
forward to your WOMEN'S SOCCER!"
Lam Tsz Chung and that employee sang the praises of WOMEN'S
SOCCER's leads, matches, action scenes and emotional scenes for being
full of tense, coaxing Chow Sing Chi to give lai see like mad. Lam Tsz
Chung even asked his children and other employees to wish the boss a
Happy New Year, say WOMEN'S SOCCER would be exciting and entertaining
and claim the numerous lai see on his desk as their own.
Chow Sing Chi commented, "As soon as I hear the employee's
praises I know they are sincere. In order to encourage such a honest
climate, comment with what you want to say to me sincerely and I would
choose the 'honest' 10 for a mystery gift."
10 SENTIMENTAL VALUE
d. Joachim Trier
Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgard,
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Elle Fanning
9 GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION
d. Ric Roman Waugh
Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Roman Griffin Davis
8 MERCY
d. Timur Bekmambetov
Chris Pratt, Rebecca Ferguson
7 "WUTHERING HEIGHTS"
d. Emerald Fennell
Margot Robbie, Jacob Elordi
6 5 CENTIMETERS PER SECOND
d. Yoshiyuki Okuyama
Hokuto Matsumura, Mitsuki Takahata, Nana Mori, Mai Kiryu,
Aoi Miyazaki, Hidetaka Yoshioka
Rating : I
Length : 122 mins.
Opening February 5 2026
Trailer : https://youtu.be/s5F32pY9IQM
[ CINEMA ONLINEM MALAYSIA ]
The film follows 18 years in the life of Takaki Tono. From his
poignant childhood meeting Akari Shinohara, a transfer student he
shares a deep bond with, through his high school years on Tanegashima
Island, to his late twenties working in Tokyo - delicately capturing
the passage of time and enduring emotions.
5 GOAT
d. Tyree Dillihayy
Sony Pictures Animation
English Voices: Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union,
Aaron Pierre, Nicola Coughlan, David Harbour, Nick Kroll,
Jenifer Lewis, Patton Oswalt, Jelly Roll, Jennifer Hudson,
Sherry Cola, Eduardo Franco, Bobby Lee, Stephen Curry
4 TOKYO TAXI
d. Yoji Yamada
Chieko Baisho, Takuya Kimura
Rating : IIA
Length : 103 mins.
Opening February 12 2026
Trailer : youtu.be/njkoXJJiBq0"
[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
Director Yoji Yamada, who has long depicted people living in
Japan, tells a moving story that celebrates the joys of life in
the ever-changing metropolis of Tokyo. This is a remake story
of "Driving Madeleine" (2022). Koji Usami works every day as a
taxi driver to support his family. He's delighted about his
daughter being accepted on recommendation to a high school
attached to a college of music, but his meager income makes him
increasingly anxious about the accompanying enrollment fee, not
to mention vehicle inspection costs, rent, and everything else
he has to pay for. One day, Koji fills in for a colleague and
drives to Taishakuten in Shibamata to pick up a 85-year-old
woman Sumire Takano. Upon successfully finding Sumire in
Shibamata, Koji is asked to drive across Tokyo and beyond to
Hayama, way out in the neighboring prefecture of Kanagawa. Due
to Sumire's advanced age, she finds even the knives to be heavy
to hold, and feels unable to take care of herself while living
on her own. So she has decided to live out her last years in a
nursing home. On the way, Sumire makes Koji take several
detours. Sumire gradually opens her heart to Koji, and she
begins to tell him about her own tragic past. This
coincidental encounter will move their hearts and change their
lives.
3 AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH
d. James Cameron
Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver,
Stephen Lang, Oona Chaplin, Kate Winslet, Cliff Curtis,
Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Edie Falco, Brendan Cowell,
Jemaine Clement, Giovanni Ribisi, David Thewlis, Britain Dalton,
Jack Champion, Trinity Jo-Li Bliss, Jamie Flatters, Bailey Bass,
Filip Geljo, Duane Evans Jr., Matt Gerald, Dileep Rao
2 THE SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY
Can : Gum Dor Bo
d. Philip Yung Tsz Kwong
Elaine Jin (Kam Yin Ling), Chung Suet Ying, Edan Lui Cheuk On,
Jiro Lee Sheung Ching, Harriet Yang Sze Man,
Marek Li Hoi Lam, Lau Shek Yin,
Nina Paw Hee Ching, Michael Hui Koon Man, Louis Koo Tin Lok,
Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin, Jo Koo (Kok Cho Lam),
Ronnie Chau (Chiu Law Nei), Kris Cheung Kam Ha,
Mak Pui Tung, Alan Yeung Wai Lun,
Angelina Lo Yuen Yen, Aiyana Lo Chung Yan, Jeana Ho Pui Yu,
Lokman Yeung, Candy Wong Ka Ching, Johnny Hui (Keung Nei),
Bonnie Xian (Sin Sik Lai), Larine Tang Yueping, Wong Yau Nam,
Rau So Chun Wai, Wong Ka Wai, Rayna Lee Man,
Ning Chan Tsang Ning, Yung Lam Lit
Rating : IIB
Length : 131 mins.
Opening February 13 2026
Trailer : https://youtu.be/HKn1QweJXD8
[ EMPEROR CINEMAS ]
Kam Muiday has long been asking her granddaughter Sunnie Lam to buy
the same set of lucky numbers in each Mark Six lottery ticket for
years. However, fate played a cruel trick. During the Lunar New
Year's "Snowball Draws", Sunnie was unable to place the bet, and that
set of lucky numbers won a jackpot of HK$ 88.88 million.
Not wanting to shatter grandmother's dream, Sunnie borrowed a villa
from her filming colleague Jay Lai, claiming that it was purchased
with the winnings. Sunnie's father, Ken Lam, mother Charlotte Tong,
and younger brother Harry Lam, moved into the villa with her
grandmother. Living together under one roof gradually healed their
once-distant relationships and brought them closer. However, an
unexpected incident ultimately revealed this well-intentioned "villa
lie"...
1 BACK TO THE PAST
Can : Chum Chun Gei
d. Ng Yuen Fai, Jack Lai Chun Lung
Louis Koo Tin Lok, Raymond Lam Fung,
Jessica Hester Hsuan (Suen Huen), Sonija Kwok Sin Nei,
Joyce Tung Lai Ming, Bai Baihe,
Michael Miu Kiu Wai, Louis Cheung Kai Chung, Kevin Chu Kam Yin,
Wu Yue, Timmy Hung Tin Ming, Chris Collins, Jimmy Au Sui Wai,
Wong Man Piu, Power Chan Kwok Bong, Liu Kai Chi, Tang Yat Kwan,
Edward Chui Woai Dong, Sammy Hung Tin Chiu,
Calvin Choy Yat Chi, Eric Tsui Ho Cheong, Ng Sze Wing
Michelle Saram (Suet Yi)
Rating : IIB
Length : 107 mins.
Opening December 31 2025
fb : https://www.facebook.com/BackToThePastMovie
ig : https://www.instagram.com/BackToThePastMovie
Threads : https://www.threads.com/@BackToThePastMovie
Teaser : https://youtu.be/hbvB1tzqzRo
Trailer : https://youtu.be/bouHy4dwclM
[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
Wrongly imprisoned after Hong Siu-lung’s time-traveling disappearance,
Ken was wrongly imprisoned and lost everything. After his release, he
leads his daughter Galie and a team to steal the Cme machine.
Equipped with a face-duplication device, Ken plans to pose as the Qin
Emperor and realize his dream of being king as his way of making up
for everything he lost.
Meanwhile, in the Qin Dynasty, Hong Siu-lung has been living in
seclusion in the countryside with his wives Kam Ching and Ting-fong,
his son Bowie, and his blood brother. Life looks peaceful on the
surface, but the family are closely watched by the Qin Emperor.
Ken launches an ambush on the Qin Emperor, but the emperor manages to
escape. Meanwhile, Hong knows that as the only person who knows that
the Qin Emperor is actually impersonated his disciple, he will be
worthless once the Qin unites the warring states. To protect his
family, Hong decides to uproot his family. However, before he can
leave, the Qin Emperor, comes to Hong for help after escaping Ken's
ambush. For the first time in 20 years, the mentor and his disciple
are reunited.
[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
Three years ago, Randy Lee, the only son of the richest man in Hong
Kong, took part in a time traveling experiment back to the Qin
Dynasty, to study the First Emperor's elixir of life. But he was never
heard from again. Today, his father Lee Ka-chun uncovered 2 mummies
near an unexcavated area of the First Emperor's mausoleum, with one of
them holding a smart phone. When it was confirmed that the phone
belonged to Randy and contained pictures of a bomb defuser called Hong
Siu-lung, Lee Ka-chun persuaded Hong Siu-lung to go back in time and
bring his son home.
Posts
