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In And I Hate You So,  Wu Qiu- yue (Kelly Chen Wai-lam) is a columnist and Zhang Rong (Aaron Kwok Fu-shing) is a radio  DJ.

One day Wu passes by an antique shop and discovers some  rare  vinyl records that she had given to her ex-boyfriend are on sale, but they have been reserved by Zhang.  Wu pleads with  Zhang to give up the records, but Zhang refuses and mentions the incident in his show.

Wu is furious and writes an article in her column to retaliate.  War is declared. However, after some twists and turns, the two realise they have fallen in love.

Opens today on  the Gala circuit.

In Any Given Sunday,  Tony D'Amato's (Al Pacino) Miami Sharks had nailed two Associated Football Franchises of America championships in a row, four  years ago. Now, his team is struggling with three consecutive losses.

Off the field, D'Amato is dealing with a failed marriage and estranged children, and is on a collision course with Christina Pagniacci (Cameron Diaz), the young president and co-owner of the Sharks organisation.

Now showing at Broadway Kwai Fong, AMC Festival Walk, and Paris/London/New York.

In Final Destination,  Alex Browing, on a flight bound for Paris,  has a vision that his plane  will burst into flames. Distressed by Alex's predictions, some passengers get off the plane at a transit landing. Moments later, they and Alex watch in horror as the plane really does burst into flames after take-off. But the passengers do not escape so easily.

Now showing at  AMC Festival Walk, UA Yuen Long, Sha Tin, Telford, and GV Mongkok.

Graphic: YPCINGLO 



'Enemies' fall in love