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The
Blue Jean Monster
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Country
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Hong
Kong |
| Year: |
1991 |
| Genre: |
Horror |
| Format: |
VCD |
| Running
Time: |
1H30 |
| Distributor: |
Mei
Ah Laser Disc Co., LTD |
| Date
reviewed: |
01/26/2001 |
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| Producer: |
Ivan
Lau |
| Director: |
Ivan
Lau |
Cast: Sunny Chan, Fui-On Shing,
Pauline Wong, Amy Chi-Mei Yip, Gloria Yip |
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Story:
Officer Tse chases some bank robbers to a construction
site, after a fight he is badly injured and left for
dead. As he is dying under a pile of debris he makes
a wish that he will survive long enough to see his son
born and to stop the bank robbers. As night comes to
pass something strange happens and his body is struck
by lightning. Tse later wakes up unsure of what has
happened and goes home to his wife. It is not long till
Tse discovers the gory truth, his wounds wont heal and
he no longer feels pain. He tries to hide his nature
from everyone not sure what to do next.
Review: Blue Jean Monster is what you would
call a B movie, well we are guessing that from the
fact that this movie is not serious. From start to
finish the movie is pretty much cheesy. Also a modern
day movie from 1990 so you have that good old retro
80`s feeling from Hong Kong which is always funny
to see. The story is about a dead guy who is alive
and all the stuff that happens when your trying to
hide the fact that he is dead. We are putting this
movie into horror section but its pretty much a fantasy
comedy.
The characters are all pretty funny because of the
retro 80`s attitude and look. In general the characters
were pretty much *lame*, even the main character.
The characters could've all died in the middle of
the movie but it wouldn't have made a difference.
The characters did more to amplify the cheesiness
more than anything else.
There is some action in the movie, and then there
is the overkill. You will understand the overkill
if you see the movie, there was this robbery scene
were you had a ton of senseless violence for no reason.
Most of the movie is pretty calm in the way of action,
you have a couple of gun fights here and there and
one big scene at the end of the movie. But none of
this really sticks out as *cool*. You will probably
find the movie much more amusing for the extremely
elaborate cheesiness. We found this movie very funny
and it was not rare for us to say "what the f**k
was that?". This movie should not be taken seriously
and is almost better as a comedy than anything else.
There was some serious humour in the film aswell but
it didnt work very good.
The subtitles were decent except for some white on
white but you did not have a problem following the
general dialog of the movie. Why Blue Jean Monster?
Why not, we are supposed to review all sorts of movies...well
almost. We did not know what to expect but we knew
this was not going to be a serious movie. It was fun
to watch as we had a good laugh. This movie is more
orientated toward those you like to watch B movies,
if you never saw a Chinese movie before please do
not watch this. Lots of people think Chinese cinema
is all cheesy because of movies like this, so if you
don't want a bad first impression avoid this movie.
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