
- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1985
- Runtime
- 1h25
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Let's Make Laugh II
Laugh again with quirky charm and classic 1980s comedy fun!
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Synopsis
Let's Make Laugh II (original title: 再見7日情) is a 1985 Hong Kong comedy directed by Derek Yee. The film presents a humorous exploration of relationships and life’s everyday absurdities through the interactions of its quirky characters. With a focus on witty dialogue and situational comedy, it captures the era’s cultural nuances and cinematic style. The story unfolds as characters navigate love, misunderstandings, and personal ambitions, blending light-hearted humor with moments that reflect societal truths. This sequel incorporates slapstick elements and comedic timing to engage audiences looking for entertainment with a local flavor.
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Reviews
Let's Make Laugh II has received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 4.8/10, indicating general dissatisfaction among viewers. Critics have pointed out that while the film attempts to deliver laughs through its comedic scenarios, it often falls flat due to weak scriptwriting and uneven pacing. One critic noted, "Despite some charming moments, the film struggles to maintain a cohesive narrative, making the humor feel forced rather than natural." Another observation from retro Hong Kong cinema reviewers highlights that although the movie captures the period’s style, it lacks the freshness and energy that made the original popular. Additionally, there are comments about the film's reliance on slapstick and cliché gags, which may not resonate well with modern viewers or those unfamiliar with the cultural context. However, some fans of the genre appreciate its nostalgic value and Derek Yee's attempt at mixing humor with social commentary, calling it "a quirky snapshot of 1980s comedy cinema." Overall, the film receives praise for its comedic ambition but criticism for execution and depth.









