Movies and TvShows featuring "hong-kong-minibus" theme.

Told in reverse chronological order, the story starts in the present (June 7, 1994), when the stock market rebounded after the market became volatile and crashed for the weekend. After the stock market stopped trading for the weekend, the Ting's make the wrong bet and their entire fortune is wiped out, compounded by ending up in billions of dollars in debt. Ting Hai forces his sons to commit suicide by jumping off from the top of the stock exchange building before following after them.

God of Gamblers is a 1989 movie about a talented gambler who suffers from head injuries and loses his memory. He is forced to participate in a high-stakes gambling tournament to repay his debt to a powerful triad. As he regains his memory, he uses his exceptional gambling skills to outwit his opponents and win the tournament.

Running Out of Time is a thrilling action crime drama movie from 1999. The story follows a maverick cop who is diagnosed with a terminal illness. With limited time left, he must negotiate with a criminal mastermind and rescue hostages before it's too late. As the clock ticks, the cop faces numerous obstacles and engages in intense gunfights and martial arts battles. Along the way, he forms an unlikely friendship and uncovers a plot involving a valuable blue diamond. Will he be able to save the day and bring the criminal to justice?

After a late-night van ride, a group of passengers discovers that everyone in Hong Kong has seemingly disappeared. As they try to navigate the empty city, they encounter various strange occurrences and must confront their own fears and vulnerabilities. The group must work together to survive and unravel the mystery behind the event.

Lost in Time is a heart-wrenching romance that follows the story of two lovers who are separated by time. When a magical pocket watch allows them to travel through time, they must navigate the past and the present to find each other again.

Chicken and Duck Talk is a hilarious comedy that explores the intense rivalry between a popular chicken joint and a humble duck rice stall. The two owners, played by Stephen Chow and Anita Mui, engage in a hilarious battle of wits and unorthodox methods in order to attract customers and gain the upper hand. Along the way, they must navigate their personal and professional lives, dealing with family, love, and loyalty.

Diana and Wai have become overburdened with debt, and in a scheme to make some quick cash, they put together a fake "family" to go on a reality TV show. Their family is pitted against another one, and they must compete to see who can live off the smallest amount of money. But as the game approaches the end, the show's producer forces the director to make a few changes to boost ratings, which may inadvertently expose Diana and Wai for the frauds they are.

My Life as McDull tells the story of McDull, an ordinary pig in Hong Kong, as he navigates through life's challenges and embraces his uniqueness. With his loving mother by his side, McDull overcomes poverty, stupidity, and societal expectations, proving that it's okay to be different. From competing in the Olympic Games to being a part of a working-class family, McDull's journey is both hilarious and touching.