Yolo (Re La Gun Tang)

heard someone in the cinema audibly say 'she's so much prettier now!' after the transformation reveal lol sickening. also would like to have a chat with whoever translated the title as 'yolo', need to pick their brain a bit

helen

god forbid someone be unemployed

mnstertruck

Shooting a film that would end up grossing $500 million sounds like a great push to get yourself into shape, and I commend her for that, she did a wonderful job. A decent comedy with some heartwarming moments.

gregs1999

can't wait for the le ying v creed title fight in creed iv

ndc32002

This is an enjoyable film with a simple message. Though a bit cliche, the director does try to respect the protagonists' story. She portrays her kindness authentically and treats her suffering seriously. Furthermore, although the script and direction are both lacking, the…

Hanna

A Chinese remake of the Japanese movie "100 Yen Love" (the Japanese title for the remake is, cleverly, "100 Yuan Love"), although all the two have in common is the basic idea of a woman turning her life around through learning how to box. Tone, characters, specific plot…

atmartin

I rented this Chinese flick because it sounded like an inspiration story of self-improvement... and as I sat there on my Velcro seat, that was something I wanted to see. I also figured odds of it being a cringe-fest were a little high... but I came away emotionally…

Joel Hilke

"I've already won." - (Reading time: 2 Minutes) This film isn't just about its comedic premise or the boxing gloves—it mirrors the messy, often unglamorous journey of self-discovery that many of us can relate to, wrapped in a blend of humour and heartfelt sincerity.…

Lee ✍️ 🎥🍿

don’t care what y’all say the movie isn’t mainly about her issues it’s about finding herself and the movie name makes sense if you look at the soundtracked songs which had “u only live once” in the lyrics

amy