Gameboy Kids

1992 ""

Gameboy Kids

5 | 1h35m | en | Action

Andy act a successor to a criminal society. While knowing their boss is coming down from an airplane. They got the wrong guy. A taller but absolutely low IQ level guy. He went to the criminal society and give candy bars to people who done 'nice jobs'. He made the criminal society like a utopia. Aaron just happen to be Andy's bodyguard.

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5 | 1h35m | en | Action , Comedy | More Info

Released: June. 12,1992 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Andy Lau , Aaron Kwok , Rosamund Kwan

Director

Richard Yuen Tak

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Rosamund Kwan

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Reviews

a02949285 Slap-stick meets action is this watchable Lau flick. Certainly not his best, but Lau fans will be happy to him in a role that in many ways parallels a triad Tom Hanks "Big" character trying to make "good".The premise is well build and begins with the typical "wrong guy" story-line that is enough to capture one's attention until almost half way, when the story-line falls apart for the remainder of the story, which is held together by comical intervals and unlikely, but somewhat entertaining scenarios.Although this one may find a hard time reaching its way to the States (simply because it isn't that great), those looking for an introduction to Lau's work should look elsewhere.