Paul Fonoroff

Miriam Yeung stars as Siu Man, a "beer girl" kitted out in a Budweiser outfit encouraging (male) customers in a bustling restaurant area to buy her brand of beer, making a modest living off the commission, and getting frequent opportunities to demonstrate an astonishing ability to hold her drink. (Firecracker-Media.com)

Chan (Chiau) is not only a brilliant lawyer, but also a master practical joker known far and wide as "The King of Brain-trusters." His perennial victim is the long-suffering Foon (Eric Kot), his clueless assistant. After 20 years of putting up with Chan's japing, Foon one day freaks out and flees to Hong Kong, which has just been placed under British law. When Foon winds up with a murder rap, Chan ventures down to the colony looking to free him. (rottentomatoes)

Story about the SDU - Special Duty Unit (usually known as "Flying Tiger Team") in the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. Mainly describes how the members are selected, how they are trained, their lives, what they think, the relationships between SDU members and their friends and the pressures they face. (imdb)

Lee Lik-chi spins this madcap parody of Tsui Hark's smash kung fu saga Once Upon a Time in China. Wong Fei-hung here is seen as a rube who is completely talentless in kung fu. Yet through the vigilance of his band of assistants -- So (Ng Man-tat), Porky Wing (Eric Tsang Chi-wai), and Leung Foon (Simon Yam Tat-wah) -- Wong (Alan Tam Wing-lun) has the reputation of being a fearsome master. (AllMovies.com)

Wong Fei-hung travels to Canton for a medical conference, only to find the city gripped by the violent xenophobia of the White Lotus Sect. To preserve peace, he must protect a group of school children and the revolutionary Sun Yat-sen from both the fanatical cult and a ruthless military commander. The struggle highlights the volatile tension between traditionalism and the dawn of a new republic.

The story is about a young lifeguard, Ting, who secretly admires a girl named Lisa.