See What Show: Jumper, La Vie En Rose, and CJ7 (长江七号)
See What Show, week of 25 Feb 2008. Reviews of Jumper, La Vie En Rose, and a live chat with some friends on CJ7 and Ah Long Pte Ltd too!
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February 26th, 2008 at 2:06 am
FYI, seems like CJ7’s original dialogue is in Mandarin, except maybe for Stephen Chow’s dialogue. As most of the actors are from China, including the little boys and that chiobu teacher. The Canto version has Stephen’s original voice but dubbed voices for the rest…. but still, the Canto version has much more flavour and it’s funnier!