The Gigolo 2 – (2016) Hong Kong sex comedy movies

by asianscandal.net March 17, 2016

written by asianscandal.net March 17, 2016

The Gigolo 2 – (2016) Hong Kong sex comedy movies

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The Gigolo 2 (2016) Storyline: Hong Kong sex comedy The Gigolo returns with a darker and even more salacious sequel, again starring Dominic Ho as the gigolo king who can send any woman to seventh heaven with his top-notch skills and attention. Since working his way to the top of the trade in the last film, Feng is now a club owner with a booming business and disciples of his own. Naive C-list actress Monica (Connie Man) follows her friend into prostitution in order to earn mo-ney for her mother’s surgery. However, her shy and frigid performance in bed turns off the disgustingly rich and sex-crazed clients she services. Determined to improve, Monica seeks Feng’s help to learn the tricks of the trade…

Iris Chung and Teresa Mak in a scene from the film.

The Gigolo 2 (2016) Watch HD Movie Online or Download From HDMovies.PRO .
Quality: 720p BluRay HD
Director: Kwok-Man Keung
Stars: Iris Chung, Dominic Ho, Tony Ho
IMDb Ratings: –/10
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA) N/A
Genres: Comedy
Country: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese | Mandarin
Release Date: 25 February 2016 (Singapore)
Subtitles: No Yet
Other Details: IMDb

Dominic Ho Ho-man reprises his role of Fung, aka “King of the Gigolos”, now ‘retired’ and running a trashy nightspot in Hong Kong’s Lan Kwai Fong entertainment district. He takes on a rare new client, Monica (Connie Man Hoi-ling), who has reluctantly turned to prostitution to pay her mother’s medical bills. Having been referred to him for carnal guidance after a customer labels her a “dead fish”, Monica inevitably falls for Fung’s charms.

[Iris Chung and Teresa Mak in a scene from the film.] Iris Chung and Teresa Mak in a scene from the film.The Gigolo 2 features a roster of buxom bikini babes, including Iris Chung Choi-hei, Hazel Tong Chi-yui and Leslie Lam Lei-han (as another of Fung’s clients, in literal need of “loosening up”), as well as oiled beefcakes fronted by Lam Tsz-sin. But the supposedly erotic comedy fails to perform: the sex scenes are cautious and stilted, the humour desperate and obvious, and the romance woefully naive.