All About Love Chinese Love Story Movie

All About Love 再說一次我愛你

A chinese love / drama movie with Andy Lau and Charlene Choi with english sub. Its about a doctor who's to busy for his wife and one day his wife dies. He suddenly realizes how much she was worth for him and dedicates his whole life to a woman who has the heart of his wife through a heart transplant.

Andy Lau does double duty in the attractive, but ultimately laughable romantic drama All About Love. Lau is Ko, a workaholic doctor whose young wife (Charlene Choi) is constantly waiting for his time and attention. One day she drives to the hospital to pick up her husband for a long-awaited dinner, only to get denied when something else comes up. The lesson here is that she shouldn't have even driven to the hospital because once again her husband was busy. The other lesson is she should have looked both ways before pulling out of the parking lot, because she gets into a massive slow-mo car accident that seals her fate right quick. Ko's wife dies, and he's left a broken shell of a man. That's right: one of the Twins dies. And this is only ten minutes into the picture.

After losing his wife in the tragic accident, Ko becomes a withdrawn shell of a man, and goes about his daily life with an emotionless, robotic stiffness that recalls most of Leon Lai's performances. However, while on ambulance duty, Ko meets Sam (Charlie Young), an emotionally-wounded woman who just so happened to have a heart transplant. Ko realizes the truth soon: Sam bears his wife's heart within her fragile frame, and the massive coincidence is enough to shock him back into some semblance of life. Ko reasons that he was never able to spend enough time with his wife while alive, so now he wants to spend as much time as he can with her sole remaining body part: her heart.

However, Ko's heart-chasing ways are excusable thanks to massive coincidence number two: Ko is the virtual twin of Sam's husband Derek. Sam is emotionally hurt due to a painful separation from Derek, and the emotional turmoil seems to be contributing to her body's rejection of the transplanted heart. Ko learns all this thanks to contrived romantic drama circumstances. First, there's a bizarre online chat with Sam's heart surgeon (an amusingly-cast Anthony Wong), plus a convenient search through Sam's home. Sam leaves her keys at the hospital, and Ko is supposed to return them to her, but instead of doing so, he secretly enters her home Chungking Express-style. The breaking-and-entering allows him to read her diary, check out pictures of Sam and Derek, and reminisce about his dead wife. The flashbacks are full of endearing daily minutiae that hammer home three things: A) Ko didn't spend enough time with his wife, B) his wife was cuter than a stuffed animal, and C) the two really loved one another. The result of this emotional onslaught is a strengthening of Ko's resolve: he will spend even more time with his wife's heart by ensuring that it lives on in Sam's body. But how will Ko, a complete stranger who just so happens to look like her estranged husband, heal her emotional wounds?