See You Tomorrow

This boozy mix of screechy characters, splashy visuals, and trite tales will likely leave audiences feeling the cinematic equivalent of a hangover.

The film is an impermeable melange of shapeless storytelling, rehashed gags, vacuous relationships and painfully over-the-top performances from its usually top-notch cast.

I did enjoy the movie but not enough for me to rave about it.

This lushly coloured romantic fable is a bit like the pantomime cousin of Wong's 2046, in which a lovelorn Tony Leung also philosophises in frequent voice-over about the fate of those around him.