I never appreciate such lame shows. Comedies hardly make me laugh. But I guess many of you might like it. This year's sequel takes a different approach. Compared to last year's, 2010, which plotted in an olden times setting, now has its plot mostly based on make up. Is there a trend these days with male being influenced to put them up? Donnie Yen and the usual Louis Koo did quite well in this movie. Donnie puts on make up for the ladies and communicate with them like playing the role of IP Man. Ip man spoof. Quite funny to see that but then again it tires my cheek muscle with just a smile. Donnie woos the ladies with his make up skills. Louis, CEO of a make up company, plays the role of a gay-liked character that tries to match make a rich man and one of his staff. When him and donnie met, they were like old time competitors. Well, the sound and movement make it so. Time and time again, Donnie will be reflected as IP Man. Skip this movie. Another usual, nonsense, unlaughable and ridiculous comedy. 2/5.
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