ComedyFan2010 A romance which is very realistic and makes one want to watch without having much action happening.The movie is basically them just spending time together and talking. About nothing really, just like in Seinfeld. This is basically what makes the movie charming. It is the realistic view on how people get to know each other.It is hard to point out why they have feelings for each other. But there is definite chemistry. Not surprising since the main actors are a couple in real life. I guess it is the kind of situation where you feel feelings yet don't know yet what to do about them. In this situation it is even harder since the characters are in serious relationships. Should they risk what they already have for what seems to be a big love or risk having the big love for the comfortable relationships. Loved the acting, of course the chemistry shouldn't have been to hard since they are really together, but there is also all the facial expressions .The scenery is great. One wants to visit Hong Kong when seeing how beautiful it is. I usually have no issues with inconclusive movie endings, but here I wish they have done a bit more.

doctorhealthyfit I just had to write tonight, watching the movie feeling sad missing my HK so I turned on Amazon where I bought the movie. Spoke to Emily last year and just felt like saying hi ya and thanks for making me feel at home tonight being in America missing HK watching her movie for the 50th time! I am so glad I bought this movie, talked to Emily and told her it changed me forever...Strange but true...Anyway, love your movie more then you will ever know.Can't wait for the second and hoping. This movie really offers such a wide array of great story telling and gives so many ideas of just travelling the world and what is out there. After seeing this movie it changed my life forever. Odd huh but so true.Tristian

bjarias This is a nicely done romantic-drama with an Asian twist. The leads are well matched. She is seriously gorgeous (from every camera angle), and an actor that many will definitely be on the lookout for in the future. The third important lead in the film is the city of Hong Kong itself. For those who have never been, it gives a very good feel and look inside this bustling metropolis. It's a simple story.. one that's been told time and again. They're both with other people, and cross paths with someone to whom they both have an attraction and almost instant connection. The dialogue comes easy, time moves along at a relaxed pace, although the story lacks complexity. It happens infrequently, but here's another rom-com-drama where there's no kissing, and little touching (except for a handshake and a brief dance). Of course running into each other the second time (especially in this complex city) would be nothing short of miraculous, but without it there is no movie. At the end do they make one more stop.. they want you feeling the answer is in her final glance.

christine mendez First of, as an Asian girl, I am very disappointed with the main female character. She is whiny, she is supposedly an Asian woman who grew up in the west. You would expect that that would give her a mature outlook of cultural differences, specially between oriental and western.But she whines about everything in Hong Kong and can't even see the adventure of just being in another part of the world. Any creative individual would be having an inspiration orgasm in a place like Hong Kong, so many visual stimuli and so much materials and avenue to work with. Also, FASHION!!! (which is supposedly her interest). I was also severely put off by how she acted like she lost her appetite when another couple sat beside them in the same table (a common scene in HK that I also found surprising). She could have been surprised, maybe laugh about it later, but not act like she owns the table, or the restaurant!Secondly, western (or shall I say, American) TV shows can be a discussion between inter-racial couple but this movie should have researched enough to know that not all Asian countries are their exotic stereotype. How do you think a channel like "Hits" (re-runs of old American 80's and 90's TV show favourites) have a lot of followers in Asia?Thirdly, why was she so surprise finding a knock-off of her toy??? every designer know the risk of their design being copied, especially in Hong Kong (if she works in Hong Kong, chances are that they make their toys in China! Hello, over-runs?!)The guy is a typical stereotype of supposedly laid-back American expat who tries to play it cool all the time because he has very low self esteem and wants everyone to think he is interesting and cool. And the girl tries hard to complain about anything Hong Kong (or Asian) as if to prefer the west makes her so much better than Asians who grew up in Asia.My point is, why would you set a movie in a foreign country (even include the name in the title) so that the characters can complain about it?To me, it just seems like a mediocre attempt to create a supposedly unique love story with an indie feel. The best they can do was dress it up with such "hipster" style angles, give good indie music background matched with exotic eastern scenes, but completely failed to create more intelligent and endearing characters and story plot.