Frozen

Chemistry Incomplete
I've been a fan of Leon's music growing up and have become Janice Vidal's fan after her debut. I had some hope for this movie but it failed to come totally together for me. Amazing thing is, I had no expectation from Aarif and Janice Man and I was quite impressed with their performance and chemistry. For Leon and Janice Vidal, I feel they have treated this movie more like a side project and their acting was terrible making the movie unbelievable and fell apart for me.

The movie had a very strong artsy/sci-fi Hollywood attempt that definitely held my interest. The narrative Janice Vidal started out with was quite strong (thus my expectations bar was quite high for her performance from the beginning.) I was able to make an early connection with her character but that connection immediately ended after Monica woke up and went on a hunt for her baby's daddy. In the flashbacks, we can see Aarif and Janice Man's relationship blossom from the beginning and that was definitely very...

Very touching movie with an all start cast from Leon Lai's music company
This is a very touching love story where a father (Ti Lung) freezes her daughter, Gigi (Janice Man) to preserve her life after an accident. Many years later, her daughter, Wing (Janice Vidal) stumbles upon the secret and accidentally unfreezes her. They find Wing's father (Leon Lai) who's practically given up in life after Gigi's accident. Prior to the accident, Wing's father promised to take her to Leslie's final concert which never happens. To fulfill that promise, Wing's father (along with his band friends) puts on a final performance.

Two of the most memorable scenes was (1) when Leon dances to Michael Jackson's "Beat It" and (2) towards the end when Leon sing Leslie Cheung's song "Monica"

In this movie, the cast consist of quite a few members from Leon's music company, including Janice Man, Janice Vidal and Aarif Lee. Surprisingly Janice Vidal's role was more of a supporting role, while Leon and Janice Man were the main characters, yet the movie cover would...

Too silly
This story was a bit silly for me as I'd expected true sic-fi but got comedy in it's place. Also the story line and the costumes seemed too contrived.

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