Love in Space (2011)
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50% of critics liked it
(6 reviews) -
40% of users liked it
(113 ratings)
Love In Space is an ensemble romantic comedy that follows a mother and her three grown daughters as they juggle their assorted love lives. Each woman is successful in everything except love - until they unexpectedly encounter new romances in Beijing, Sydney and even on the moon. -- (C) China Lion
- Directed By
- Tony Chan, Wing Shya
- Written By
- Lucretia Ho
- Genres
- Comedy, Romance
PG,
- In Theaters
- Sep 9, 2011 Limited
- Studio
- China Lion Films
Critic Reviews
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Daniel M. Gold, New York Times
Just when America's trade balance needs all the help it can get from Hollywood's global entertainment dominance comes the latest challenge to its supremacy: a China that can make chick flicks.
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Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
Silly and slapsticky, "Love in Space" is too busy devising absurd set pieces to develop the characters or make their mutual attractions plausible.
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V.A. Musetto, New York Post
We're used to seeing Chinese costume dramas with Gong Li and action thrillers in which warlords do battle on horseback. But a Hollywood-esque rom-com set in China? That's a surprise.
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Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times
Though it doesn't exactly have pretensions toward the rhythms of real life, the film does nail the breezy movie feeling of a buffed-and-polished romantic comedy.
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Doris Toumarkine, Film Journal International
Delightful, visually delicious rom-com involving the amorous tribulations and triumphs of three young couples should hit the Asian market bull's-eye as well-known Chinese cast and word-of-mouth perk and further fuel interest.
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Cast
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Aaron Kwok
as Michael
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Eason Chan
as Johnny
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Rene Liu
as Rose
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Gwei Lunmei
as Lily
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Xu Fan
as Mary
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Angelababy
as Peony
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Jing Boran
as Wen Feng
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Fan Xu
as Mary
- Lunmei Kwai
