"Ren Zai Jiong Tu: Tai Jiong" (aka "Lost in Thailand") from writers Ding Ding, Huan Shu and Zheng Xu turned out to be a rather enjoyable comedy.
When I sat down to watch this 2012 Chinese comedy here in 2022, I had never heard about it. But of course I opted to give it a chance, given it being an Asian movie that I hadn't already seen. And I am glad that I did, because I was genuinely entertained by this movie from director Zheng Xu.
The storyline is funny and nicely paced, with lots of funny moments and well-rounded characters. The plot is straight forward, and definitely takes the audience along on a good, wholesome joyride.
The movie also had a good cast ensemble, despite it being a relatively small ensemble. The movie had Zheng Xu, Baoqiang Wang and Bo Huang in the leading roles, so you are in good company. And these actors carried the movie quite well.
"Ren Zai Jiong Tu: Tai Jiong" is a good, straight up comedy, and it is well worth the time of watching it.
My rating of "Ren Zai Jiong Tu: Tai Jiong" lands on a six out of ten stars.
When I sat down to watch this 2012 Chinese comedy here in 2022, I had never heard about it. But of course I opted to give it a chance, given it being an Asian movie that I hadn't already seen. And I am glad that I did, because I was genuinely entertained by this movie from director Zheng Xu.
The storyline is funny and nicely paced, with lots of funny moments and well-rounded characters. The plot is straight forward, and definitely takes the audience along on a good, wholesome joyride.
The movie also had a good cast ensemble, despite it being a relatively small ensemble. The movie had Zheng Xu, Baoqiang Wang and Bo Huang in the leading roles, so you are in good company. And these actors carried the movie quite well.
"Ren Zai Jiong Tu: Tai Jiong" is a good, straight up comedy, and it is well worth the time of watching it.
My rating of "Ren Zai Jiong Tu: Tai Jiong" lands on a six out of ten stars.