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Xue An Mi Qing (1995) (TV)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: Xue an mi qing (1995) (TV)

“An illegitimate Australian Chinese girl returns to her extended family in Singapore after her mother’s death, to claim the inheritance that is rightly her’s. However, she witnesses the murder of her grandmother whom she hates, and she gets into an accident herself and loses her memory. As she recovers from amnesia, she gradually falls for the Singaporean cop who is taking care of her, but is torn when her boyfriend arrives from Australia to take her back. Written by Anonymous”

  • Director: Saik Pin Yeo
  • Release Date: 4 March 1995 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 105 min
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Crime , Mystery , Drama

Xing Fu Wan Sui (2009)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: Xing fu wan sui (2009)

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  • Release Date: 22 January 2009 (Singapore)
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Comedy , Drama

Xiaohai Bu Ben 2 (2006)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: Xiaohai bu ben 2 (2006)

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  • Director: Jack Neo
  • Release Date: 26 January 2006 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 124 min
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Comedy , Drama , Family

Xiaohai Bu Ben (2002)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: Xiaohai bu ben (2002)

“Kok Pin, Boon Hock and Terry are classmates in “EM3″ stream. In Singapore, that means that at the age of 12, the government has decided that they are not as academically inclined as their peers. Kok Pin is creative and a born artist but his parents would rather he focus on his Maths and Sciences. Boon Hock comes from a low-income family and needs to balance school and helping out at the food stall. Terry, a spoilt brat is just too lazy a student. While the three children suffer from the pressure of school, their parents have another set of problems – their jobs and careers … Written by L.H. Wong {lhw@sfs.org.sg}”

  • Director: Jack Neo
  • Release Date: 9 February 2002 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 105 min | Japan:108 min
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Drama , Comedy

Goofs: Factual errors: At one point, someone says that “Chinese New Year is coming soon” (the date of Chinese New Year varies, but it is always in January or February), but later Jerry Khoo receives a text message and says that “terrorists flew a plane into the tallest building in the US” (September 11, 2001). Since Chinese New Year occurs at the end of the movie, perhaps the filmmakers added the second line as a memorial to 9/11 but forgot that it was the wrong time of year in the movie.

Xiu Wai Hui Zhong (2004)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: "Xiu wai hui zhong" (2004)

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  • Director: Siew Leng Ng
  • Release Date: 8 May 2004 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: Singapore:23 min
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Documentary

Xing Suo (2000)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: "Xing suo" (2000)

“Henry (Christopher Lee) is a commitment-phobic meets Orange (Fann Wong), a liberal woman with modern views towards love. Both are nursing a broken heart in Tokyo and have a one-night stand. Back in Singapore, Orange’s ex-boyfriend initiates reconciliation but Orange picks Henry over her ex. Soon after however, Orange’s successful career strains her relationship with Henry and he initiates a break-up. Five years later, Christopher has a chance to make up with Orange but his ex-girlfriend turns up with their 5-year-old daughter. This time, Orange walks out on Henry. Can Henry bring himself to marry his ex-girlfriend knowing that he still loves Orange or will he forsake responsibility to be with Orange? Written by MediaCorp”

  • Release Date: 27 December 2000 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 45 min (12 episodes) | Singapore:45 min (12 episodes) | Taiwan:45 min (12 episodes)
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Drama , Romance , Comedy

Trivia: Part of the serial was filmed in Tokyo, Japan.

Xin Shanghai Jiaqi (1996)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: "Xin Shanghai jiaqi" (1996)

“This 5-part mini-series takes a mature look at issues regarding love and marriage facing young urban adults in China and Singapore. Fann Wong stars as a rich Singaporean girl Jian Ni, who meets up with her based-in-America boyfriend Peter in Shanghai, only to find out that he has been two-timing her. She gets to know a divorc?e Liu Liwen and his estranged wife Xinli and while being the mediator for their failed marriage, she finds herself gradually torn between having to face up to her feelings regarding Liwen and her old flame. Written by Anonymous”

  • Director: Zhijie Deng
  • Release Date: 13 June 1996 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: China:45 min (5 episodes) | Singapore:45 min (5 episodes) | Taiwan:45 min (5 episodes)
  • Country: China , Singapore
  • Genre: Drama , Family , Romance

Xin Ah Lang (1996)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: "Xin ah lang" (1996)

“This Singapore blockbuster serial features big names Alex Man and Fann Wong, and is specially filmed in Holland and Belgium. It features the trials and tribulations of two brothers and a cousin through the 1980s period right up to the present day, as they get involved with their respective lives. Written by Anonymous”

  • Release Date: November 1996 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 45 min (40 episodes) | China:45 min (40 episodes) | Singapore:45 min (40 episodes) | Taiwan:45 min (40 episodes)
  • Country: Singapore

Xiao Ao Jiang Hu (2000)

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Movie: "Xiao ao jiang hu" (2000)

“Based on Louis Cha’s classic swordsplay novel, this mega production stars Taiwanese heartthrob Ma Jingtao as a Legendary swordsman and MediaCorp’s top actress Fann Wong as his love interest. Revolving around a pugilistic manual known as the Sunflower Scripture, the intriguing drama follows from the scripture’s sudden disappearance which leads to bloodshed and death defying encounters for Swordsman Ling Hu Chong. Written by MediaCorp”

  • Release Date: 18 May 2000 (Singapore)
  • Run Time: 45 min (40 episodes) | Singapore:45 min (40 episodes) | Taiwan:45 min (40 episodes)
  • Country: Singapore
  • Genre: Adventure , Action , Mystery , Romance

Trivia: Ann Kok was supposed to play the role of Yue Lingshan but turned it down. Jacelyn Tay also turned down her role as Dongfang Bubai initially, but after a telling off by Taiwanese actor Ma Jingtao in the Singapore media, she retook the role.