Pian pian xi huan ni

2024 [CHINESE]

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

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IMDb Rating 6.1/10 10 311 311

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Plot summary

A working girl accidentally incurs a massive debt. She crosses paths with a con man. Amidst lies and deceit, they navigate a tumultuous journey, questioning their paths in life.

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Sunny Sun as Ouyang Hui
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1.04 GB
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Chinese 2.0
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1 hr 54 min
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1.92 GB
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Chinese 2.0
PG
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30 fps
1 hr 54 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

Lin Qinglang" (Jin Chen) is on the phone

"Lin Qinglang" (Jin Chen) is on the phone to a man who is telling her that she must transfer ¥3000 or else her account will be shut down. As luck would have it, she's outside a branch of her bank so takes the call inside and quickly identifies a scammer. Rather than report him to the authorities, or shame him on social media, she makes him a proposition. He's not the first to have tried to con this rather naive woman out out of her money. Her ex-boyfriend managed to get ¥200,000 (about £22,000) from her before dumping her. If he can help her get that cash back, she will call it quits. "Ouyang Hui" (Sunny Sun) is quite a charming, charismatic young man and despite their mutual mistrust, they spend some time evaluating their pretty-boy mark "Zhang Zijun" (Wang Hao) - who has already moved onto to his next vulnerable victim. Their target runs a travel agency and so together with his wily uncle (David Wang) and her actress pal "Dong Xiaohui" (Li Xueqin) the pair set about orchestrating a complex sting operation to recoup her money and teach this man a lesson he will never forget. It's quite good fun this, and though maybe a little contrived it allows the engaging Sunny Sun to deliver a mischievous character that, even though fairly venal, proves to be quite a likeable rogue. The quickly paced scenarios are helped along by a cheery score, a few pop songs and, for a change, we don't use a constant stream of mobile phone texts to convey chunks of the dialogue. Of course, there's a burgeoning romance here but with some fun in a Ferrari, a disaster-prone holiday maker and some comedy trust issues, I found it quite an entertainingly daft caper.
Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

"Lin Qinglang" (Jin Chen) is on the phone to a man who is telling her that she must transfer ¥3000 or else her account will be shut down. As luck would have it, she's outside a branch of her bank so takes the call inside and quickly identifies a scammer. Rather than report him to the authorities, or shame him on social media, she makes him a proposition. He's not the first to have tried to con this rather naive woman out out of her money. Her ex-boyfriend managed to get ¥200,000 (about £22,000) from her before dumping her. If he can help her get that cash back, she will call it quits. "Ouyang Hui" (Sunny Sun) is quite a charming, charismatic young man and despite their mutual mistrust, they spend some time evaluating their pretty-boy mark "Zhang Zijun" (Wang Hao) - who has already moved onto to his next vulnerable victim. Their target runs a travel agency and so together with his wily uncle (David Wang) and her actress pal "Dong Xiaohui" (Li Xueqin) the pair set about orchestrating a complex sting operation to recoup her money and teach this man a lesson he will never forget. It's quite good fun this, and though maybe a little contrived it allows the engaging Sunny Sun to deliver a mischievous character that, even though fairly venal, proves to be quite a likeable rogue. The quickly paced scenarios are helped along by a cheery score, a few pop songs and, for a change, we don't use a constant stream of mobile phone texts to convey chunks of the dialogue. Of course, there's a burgeoning romance here but with some fun in a Ferrari, a disaster-prone holiday maker and some comedy trust issues, I found it quite an entertainingly daft caper.
Reviewed by panta-4 7 / 10

A charming comedy that really surprised me in a good way

"Honey Money Phony" is a charming comedy that really surprised me in a good way. The plot revolves around a group of people trying to get back the stolen cash from a con artist, and it's both engaging and fun. The performances vary, but they all bring a certain charm, thanks to a plot that keeps you hooked. The film's quirky vibe is spot on, striking a nice balance between being edgy and heartwarming.Directed by Da Peng and written by Su Biao, "Honey Money Phony" is set in the fictional city of Aoo Kang, China. It takes a straightforward idea and turns it into a series of entertaining escapades.The main character, Lin Quinlang (played by Gia Jin), is a 29-year-old insurance worker who ends up in debt because her ex-boyfriend, Zhang Zi Jun (played by Wang Hao), swindled her out of ¥200,000. Her quest to reclaim her money, with help from various characters, is the heart of the story. The film does a great job of showcasing Quinlang's different "side hustles," giving us a glimpse into her character and determination.Quinlang's best friend, Dong Xiaohui (played by Li Xueqin), is a former colleague with a past in embezzlement. Xiaohui's questionable schemes add depth to her character and contribute to the film's humor. While the movie doesn't endorse scamming, it cleverly uses it as a plot device to keep things moving.The chemistry among the cast is fantastic, especially between Quinlang and Hui, played by Sunny Sun. Their developing romance adds a sweet touch to the film. Other standout performances include David Wang as Bai Shitong, Hui's con-artist mentor, and Ada Liu as Hai Ou, another victim of Jun's tricks.The film wraps up nicely with two epilogues, including a cameo from Richie Ren, making for a satisfying end to this delightful movie. "Honey Money Phony" is a feel-good film that leaves most viewers with a smile.
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