2011 Chinese New Year Movie Rankings

Just my own list of movies that I've watched during this festive season here in Malaysia:

Funny factor:
1. I Love Hong Kong - contains the most funny scenes among all.
2. Mr. and Mrs. Incredible - sustainable funnies.
3. Yogi Bear - bumbling Yogi.
4. All's Well Ends Well 2011 - it's a dragggggg... with some rare funny scenes.
5. Shaolin - cute little wushu monks. Update!

Crazy cute factor:
1. Yogi Bear - Yogi Bear and Boo Boo, of course!
2. Mr. and Mrs. Incredible - mmm... that cute and lovely hero couple!
3. I Love Hong Kong - Tony Leung and Sandra Ng are more funny than cute.
4. Shaolin - cute wushu proficient little monks. Update!
5. (4) All's Well Ends Well 2011 - errr... Louis Koo exploring his feminine side.

Storyline factor:
1. Shaolin - some serious stuff here when the bad guys see the bright light side. Update!
2. (1) I Love Hong Kong - with such a big cast, I was surprised it wasn't mumbo jumbo and there's a touch of humanity!
3. (2) Yogi Bear - the usual save the 'world' and a touch of romance kind of fare.
4. (3) Mr. and Mrs. Incredible - expected retired heroes missing their heroic days.
5. (4) All's Well Ends Well 2011 - terrible continuity.

Action factor:
1. Shaolin - the name "Shaolin" says it all. Update!
2. (1) Mr. and Mrs. Incredible - what do you expect? We're talking about a hero couple here!
3. (2) Yogi Bear - Yogi's bumbling ideas at play!
4. (3) All's Well Ends Well 2011 - make-up whiplash.
5. (4) I Love Hong Kong - Anita Yuen's amazing acupuncture skills!

Horny factor:
1. I Love Hong Kong - the Tony Leung-Anita Yuen acupuncture scene!
2. Mr. and Mrs. Incredible - the hero couple trying to have a baby scenes.
3. Shaolin - yucky Nicholas Tse licking Fan Bing Bing. Update!
4. (3) All's Well Ends Well 2011 - Louis Koo exploring his masculine side.
5. (4) Yogi Bear - Tom Cavanagh talking about his lonely condo.