Bounty Hunters (2016)

Edmond Wong, the writer of Ip Man movie series, is back again with this classic Action Comedy. The production value is very high - set in Hong Kong, Korea, Thailand, Japan. Not only because it is needed for the story, but also the fact that the movie is released as bilingual (Chinese & Korean).
Ordinary Plot, but the way the script was written and screenpaly will hook the audience to the screen for the whole 2 hours. Lee Min Ho, Tiffany Tang (ACTIONS) and Wallace Chung, Louis Fan (COMEDIES) played their role to the full. Tiffany Tang's stunt is sturdy and her pair with Lee Min Ho is eye candy. Comedy - is the main reason why you must watch the movie. Starting from the opening, in equal intervals, there are scenes which makes you to burst in laugh.I think this is possible only by Hong Kong film makers. I personally feel that this is not a Lee Minho movie or Tiffany Tang movie, but it is a Edmond Wong movie. His work is astounding throughout the movie. It reminds me of the Stephen Chow movies. It is a perfect blend of Action - Comedy which is a trademark of any Hong Kong Blockbusters. A complete entertainer to watch with family.
This is the first Asian movie that I watched in Big screen, waited so long so that it would be a Lee Min Ho's one. :)
If you are in Canada, Ontario province, Toronto/nearby cities, the movie is screened in Cineplex cinemas @ Yonge Dundas from July 1. Watch it before it is stopped from screening, because, I hope you know that Asian movies hardly last 3-4 weeks, not more than that.

9/10

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I don't know what it is about Chinese shows/movies and the dubbing being horrible... The audio is terrible for almost 85% of chinese shows/movies... Once you get past the dubbing being terrible, it was a good story I guess. Not the best movie out there, but it definitely entertained me for almost 2 hours... I mostly watched it for Lee Min Ho (even though I'm pretty sure that they weren't even using his voice) The acting in the movie was pretty good, except for the very beginning where they meet "Sam", I laughed more at the acting rather than anything else in the beginning. Honestly if this didn't have Lee Min Ho, I would have been crueler with the rating, but his fight scenes were pretty bomb (pun intended haha).

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