All's Well, Ends Well (1992)

"All's Well, Ends Well" is a charmingly uproarious Chinese New Year comedy that explores the tangled lives of the three Shang brothers. Shang Moon, the eldest, is a flirtatious businessman notorious for the ill-treatment of his unattractive yet tenacious wife. The tides dramatically shift when she takes her destiny into her own hands, transforming into a radiant karaoke hostess and leaving Moon in her wake. The middle sibling, Shang Foon, is a suave disc jockey and infamous playboy, always on the hunt for his next romantic conquest. His escapades take a peculiar turn when he gets entangled in a relationship with a cinema-obsessed fan. Her penchant for role-playing film characters on their dates pushes their relationship into a whirlwind of strangeness, culminating in Foon's temporary mental lapse. The youngest, Shang So, is an openly gay dance instructor, constantly at loggerheads with a notably masculine lesbian cousin from the family. As these vastly different stories interweave, a riotous spectacle of laughter and unexpected turns unfolds. In the end, "All's Well, Ends Well" is a delightful comedic romp that promises an entertaining journey of love, family, and the undeniable power of change.

All's Well, Ends Well is a comedy movie featuring Stephen Chow.

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