臨時決鬥

臨時決鬥 (2025)

Chung Lui Society is a boxing gym founded by former legendary Muay Thai champion Chung Lui, who is dedicated to training professional fighters. Despite the gym's struggles, he remains committed to his lifelong philosophy of never backing down from a challenge. Businesswoman Elsa discovers that her boyfriend Daniel is cheating on her with Macau's female champion, Surewin. Driven by her competitive spirit, Elsa vows to settle their score in the ring. Upon learning that Surewin was Lui’s former student, Elsa seeks him out to train her.

Data lansării
2025-01-28
TMDB
6.8 / 10 (9)
Durată
1 h 48 min
Genuri
Comedie, Dramă
Regizor
麥啟光

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Hit N Fun is a 2025 Hong Kong comedy film directed and co-written by Albert Mak. Serving as a spiritual successor to Mak's Rob N Roll (2024), the film is co-produced by One Cool Film Production and Entertaining Power. It features an ensemble cast, including Louis Koo, Gigi Leung, Louise Wong, Chrissie Chau, Tony Wu, German Cheung, and Peter Chan. The story revolves around a businesswoman (Wong) who challenges a Muay Thai champion (Chau) to a boxing match, navigating life through her training with her coach (Koo).

Production

After the critical success of Rob N Roll (2024), director Albert Mak and screenwriter Link Ling began developing the screenplay for their next feature film, with Louis Koo involved from the early stages. Mak initially intended the film to be a regular drama rather than a Chinese New Year film.

Pre-production began that same month. In early October, during a meet-and-greet event for Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In (2024), Louis Koo teased that, in addition to a prequel film, the ensemble cast of Walled In was involved in another upcoming project. Later that month, Koo announced that this project would be Albert Mak's Chinese New Year film, though the story is entirely unrelated to the Kowloon Walled City.

Principal photography began on 22 October 2024, with Rick Lau and Lui Kei-ching as cinematographers. Lawrence Cheng was announced in a co-starring role alongside the commencement of filming. Chrissie Chau was injured while filming a fight scene on the first day, requiring hospitalization and five stitches. Filming occurred in Central, Hong Kong on 26 October, accompanied by a worship ceremony with the main cast.

The film features a theme song "Pick Me Up", composed, arranged, and written by Johnny Choi, and performed by Tony Wu. Cast members, including Louise Wong, Chrissie Chau, German Cheung, Peter Chan, Harriet Yeung, Jozev Kiu, Hedy Wong, and Henry Chan, contributed their voices for the rap sections, while Louis Koo and Gigi Leung provided voice-overs for the music video.

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