Podcast on Fire 71: Puffin Ekin

[Knetan]

hey,




Recorded a long time ago in February but we're timingMikemetTsuiharkit well with the release of LOVE IN A PUFF that we discuss on the show.

No deleted conversations this time. We recorded essentially what you hear.

[Stoo]

I'm keen to know from our forum, what was your first Pang Ho-Cheung flick?

As I mentioned; Men Suddenly in Black.

[Drunken Master]

I've only seen "Men In Black".

His films certainly look interesting but I've just not got around to them yet. Alas, other things that I'm more keen to see keep getting in the way.

[Tom K.W.]

Haven't had chance to listen yet, but I haven't seen any of his stuff either really.

Does Fulltime Killer count, as it was based on his novel ? (Guilty pleasure alert!!)

Men Suddenly in Black and A.V. look great though, it's a shame none of them are on DVD in the UK, as I definitely rent from LOVEFiLM more than I buy these days...

[Stoo]

Beyond Our Ken is my all time fav, the only problem is that i've lost the DVD, left it at a pals house, he's moved twice since then, bugger knows where it's ended up

[Lukster]

I've only seen Men Suddenly in Black, and I'm sorry to say I didn't really like it. I would like to check out more of his stuff though, so I'll make a mental note to do that.

[TheShayneShow]

The first Ho-Cheung Pang film I saw was You Shoot, I Shoot, I thought it had some fun moments but from what I remember I wouldn't say it was an amazing movie.

I have Suddenly Men in Black but I haven't gotten around to watching it yet

[Knetan]

hey,

"Pang Ho-Cheung's fluffy and profanity-laden romantic comedy is tame but also one of his funniest films, thanks to co-writer Heiward Mak's hilarious dialogue. However, the insignificant story likely qualifies it as one of Pang's lesser efforts."

http://www.lovehkfilm.com/reviews_2/love_in_a_puff.html

Can't wait.

Rated III too. Muhaa.