Gemini Man Review: A Poor Utilization of a Promising Cast
You can have the best filmmaker and cast in the world, but if the script is lacking, you’re in a troublesome state. Such is the case with Gemini Man, a film full of tremendous artists.
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Lin and Li are two ad-men short of inspiration for a commercial about high heels. Li’s girlfriend Nancy tries to inspire him by striptease, but Li secretly lusts after his luscious boss Manager Tong. Lin spots a girl who he thinks ideal for the ad, and befriends her after retrieving her stolen purse from a thief. Her name is Wan Yo Ha, and she takes an immediate and full-on liking for Lin. But she secretly works for Tsao, who runs a rival ad agency. In between numerous sex scenes, Li and Lin work on the commerical, with five lovely young models.
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Lin and Li are two ad-men short of inspiration for a commercial about high heels. Li’s girlfriend Nancy tries to inspire him by striptease, but Li secretly lusts after his luscious boss Manager Tong. Lin spots a girl who he thinks ideal for the ad, and befriends her after retrieving her stolen purse from a thief. Her name is Wan Yo Ha, and she takes an immediate and full-on liking for Lin. But she secretly works for Tsao, who runs a rival ad agency. In between numerous sex scenes, Li and Lin work on the commerical, with five lovely young models.
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Genre:Romance
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Lai Shing Ying Yip Yau Haan Gung Shut, Saam Daai Din Ying Yau Haan Gung Shut
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