Year - 2005
Werewolf in Bangkok. Frank (Nong Cha Cha Cha) is a garbage scavenger who lives with his adopted street-urchin daughter Lilly (Natnicha Cherdchoobupakaree). One day, while on the run from the scavenger "digging-up" gang (whose symbol is sort of a smiley face with shades... » MORE
2 Young. Two young teens (Jaycee Fong and Fiona Sit) fall in love and fool around one night and -- whoops! Fiona is pregnant. Now they must decide whether to get an abortion or try to raise the child in opposition to... » MORE
Chocolate: Deep Dark Secrets. Who is Kaiser Sosei? Er, no wait, this time it's "who is Murtaza Arzai?" But really, now, we're just quibbling on details. This is the kind of recycled garbage that writers about Indian cinema always point to to underscore their... » MORE
D. "D" is for Deshu, son of a cop, who rises up the ranks in the Bombay underground to become a kingpin of crime. 'D' is also a sequel to COMPANY (if Company were 'C', the opening voiceover helpfully explains), in... » MORE
Demoniac Flash. Anthony Wong walks up to a tombstone and starts playing the harmonica, but it turns out to be only a dream (or was it?). And so begins DEMONIAC FLASH, a movie as coherent as its English language title -- it... » MORE
Eye 10, The. A group of friends in Thailand start sharing ghost stories when their Thai friend Chongkwai (Ray MacDonald) whips out a book called "10 Encounters", which specifically describes all the ways a receptive person can see ghosts. The first two ways,... » MORE
Himalaya Singh. Before seeing HIMALAYA SINGH, all I heard about was how awful Lau Ching-Wan was. After seeing the movie myself, I discover there is a lot more to the movie, but all of it, ALL OF IT, is overshadowed by the... » MORE
Kung Fu Mahjong. Is Wong Jing the last filmmaker in Hong Kong regularly churning out entertaining films? It sure seems that way. Here he is with another production that is far more entertaining than it has any right to be, another in his... » MORE
Kyon Ki...it's Fate. Anand (Salman Khan) committed murder but was declared insane and placed in an asylum, where psychologist Dr. Sunil (Jackie Shroff) and Tanvi (Kareena Kapoor) look after him. Anand is a endearingly cute, simpleminded madman, and as it turns out, his... » MORE
Lucky: No Time for Love. Lucky (newcomer Sneha Ullal, who bears more than a passing resemblance to former Miss World Aishwara Rai) is a seventeen year old student and the daughter of an employee of the Indian Embassy in Russia. She's about to fail her... » MORE
Myth, The. Jackie Chan turns in another globe-trotting adventure helmed by long time collaborator Stanley Tong. This time, Jackie is the living reincarnation of Qin General Meng Tian, now working as an honest and adventurous archeologist. His old friend William (Tony Leung... » MORE
Necromancer. The gangsters and smugglers are using magic to augment their abilities, so its only natural the police use it as well. A special police taskforce specialising in bringing down magic users corners a man who has hidden a huge amount... » MORE
Pyaar Mein Twist. Rishi Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia made one of the great romantic movies together, all the way back in 1973, in Rishi's dad's (the famous Raj Kapoor) movie BOBBY. It was a smash debut for both of them. Dimple was a... » MORE
Set to Kill. A thriller with more twists and turns than your own intestines. But its set up that way pretty much from the beginning, which creates a certain emotional detachment in the viewer: we already suspect nothing we are told will end... » MORE
Set Up. One can only assume that the title of this disappointing film refers to the glaringly obvious, contrived, and totally illogical set up to the story. It's too bad, too, as director Billy Chung can usually deliver a satisfying genre film.... » MORE
Slim Til Dead. A serial killer abducts models and forces them to slim down to 70lbs before letting them go, the process naturally killing them. Tak (Anthony Wong) and Bull (Raymond Wong) are the cops on the case, aided by mainland photographer Tin... » MORE
Unusual Youth, The. A group of young adults growing up on Cheung Chau find their friendship somewhat slightly tested as each person has pretty average things happen to them. Race Wong and Yan Ng are the girls, and Marco Lok, Raymond Wong, and... » MORE
Zeher. Cop Siddharth (Emraan Hashmi) is not quite himself ever since his wife Sonia (Shamita Shetty) got fed up with being a housewife, had an abortion, and left him to start working again. He aimlessly despairs until he meets Anna (Udita... » MORE
Werewolf in Bangkok. Frank (Nong Cha Cha Cha) is a garbage scavenger who lives with his adopted street-urchin daughter Lilly (Natnicha Cherdchoobupakaree). One day, while on the run from the scavenger "digging-up" gang (whose symbol is sort of a smiley face with shades... » MORE
2 Young. Two young teens (Jaycee Fong and Fiona Sit) fall in love and fool around one night and -- whoops! Fiona is pregnant. Now they must decide whether to get an abortion or try to raise the child in opposition to... » MORE
Chocolate: Deep Dark Secrets. Who is Kaiser Sosei? Er, no wait, this time it's "who is Murtaza Arzai?" But really, now, we're just quibbling on details. This is the kind of recycled garbage that writers about Indian cinema always point to to underscore their... » MORE
D. "D" is for Deshu, son of a cop, who rises up the ranks in the Bombay underground to become a kingpin of crime. 'D' is also a sequel to COMPANY (if Company were 'C', the opening voiceover helpfully explains), in... » MORE
Demoniac Flash. Anthony Wong walks up to a tombstone and starts playing the harmonica, but it turns out to be only a dream (or was it?). And so begins DEMONIAC FLASH, a movie as coherent as its English language title -- it... » MORE
Eye 10, The. A group of friends in Thailand start sharing ghost stories when their Thai friend Chongkwai (Ray MacDonald) whips out a book called "10 Encounters", which specifically describes all the ways a receptive person can see ghosts. The first two ways,... » MORE
Himalaya Singh. Before seeing HIMALAYA SINGH, all I heard about was how awful Lau Ching-Wan was. After seeing the movie myself, I discover there is a lot more to the movie, but all of it, ALL OF IT, is overshadowed by the... » MORE
Kung Fu Mahjong. Is Wong Jing the last filmmaker in Hong Kong regularly churning out entertaining films? It sure seems that way. Here he is with another production that is far more entertaining than it has any right to be, another in his... » MORE
Kyon Ki...it's Fate. Anand (Salman Khan) committed murder but was declared insane and placed in an asylum, where psychologist Dr. Sunil (Jackie Shroff) and Tanvi (Kareena Kapoor) look after him. Anand is a endearingly cute, simpleminded madman, and as it turns out, his... » MORE
Lucky: No Time for Love. Lucky (newcomer Sneha Ullal, who bears more than a passing resemblance to former Miss World Aishwara Rai) is a seventeen year old student and the daughter of an employee of the Indian Embassy in Russia. She's about to fail her... » MORE
Myth, The. Jackie Chan turns in another globe-trotting adventure helmed by long time collaborator Stanley Tong. This time, Jackie is the living reincarnation of Qin General Meng Tian, now working as an honest and adventurous archeologist. His old friend William (Tony Leung... » MORE
Necromancer. The gangsters and smugglers are using magic to augment their abilities, so its only natural the police use it as well. A special police taskforce specialising in bringing down magic users corners a man who has hidden a huge amount... » MORE
Pyaar Mein Twist. Rishi Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia made one of the great romantic movies together, all the way back in 1973, in Rishi's dad's (the famous Raj Kapoor) movie BOBBY. It was a smash debut for both of them. Dimple was a... » MORE
Set to Kill. A thriller with more twists and turns than your own intestines. But its set up that way pretty much from the beginning, which creates a certain emotional detachment in the viewer: we already suspect nothing we are told will end... » MORE
Set Up. One can only assume that the title of this disappointing film refers to the glaringly obvious, contrived, and totally illogical set up to the story. It's too bad, too, as director Billy Chung can usually deliver a satisfying genre film.... » MORE
Slim Til Dead. A serial killer abducts models and forces them to slim down to 70lbs before letting them go, the process naturally killing them. Tak (Anthony Wong) and Bull (Raymond Wong) are the cops on the case, aided by mainland photographer Tin... » MORE
Unusual Youth, The. A group of young adults growing up on Cheung Chau find their friendship somewhat slightly tested as each person has pretty average things happen to them. Race Wong and Yan Ng are the girls, and Marco Lok, Raymond Wong, and... » MORE
Zeher. Cop Siddharth (Emraan Hashmi) is not quite himself ever since his wife Sonia (Shamita Shetty) got fed up with being a housewife, had an abortion, and left him to start working again. He aimlessly despairs until he meets Anna (Udita... » MORE