Mermaid Got Married 1994 Dual mkv

Ren yu chuan shuo (1994)
92 min - Comedy | Fantasy | Romance
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A mermaid pursues a teacher by attending school.
Director: Norman Law
Writer: Jo-yee Cheung (screenplay)
Stars: Dennis Chan, Ekin Cheng and Kent Cheng

Storyline
After falling in the water and almost drowning, a young schoolteacher finds himself lying on a beach, unable to remember what happened. Unbeknownst to him, his rescuer is a mermaid, who has fallen in love with him. To pursue her love, the mermaid comes onto land and enrolls in his school as a student. Things don't work out as she planned, however, as she soon attracts the jealousy of the other girls in the school. To make matters worse, she must hide her secret from a gang of fortune hunters who would like nothing better than to catch their very own mermaid. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher
Movie Info
Movie name: Mermaid got married (Ren yu chuan shuo 1994)/dual adio
Format: Matroska
File size: 720 MiB
Duration: 1h 31mn
Overall bit rate: 1100 Kbps
Writing library: libebml v0.7.7 + libmatroska v0.8.1
Video
Format: AVC
Format/Info: Advanced Video Codec
Format profile: High@L4.1
Codec ID: V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC
Duration: 1h 31mn
Nominal bit rate: 1000 Kbps
Width: 720 pixels
Height: 400 pixels
Display aspect ratio: 16/9
Frame rate: 29.970 fps
Colorimetry: 4:2:0
Scan type: Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame): 0.116
Audio
Audio #1
Format: AAC
Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec
Format version: Version 4
Format profile: LC
Format settings, SBR: Yes
Format settings, PS: No
Codec ID: A_AAC
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
Resolution: 16 bits
Language: Chinese
Audio #2
Format: AAC
Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec
Format version: Version 4
Format profile: LC
Format settings, SBR: Yes
Format settings, PS: No
Codec ID: A_AAC
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
Resolution: 16 bits
Language: Chinese
Subtitles: Chinese (hardsubbed)/ English (hardsubbed)
Plot:
Mermaid Got Married is the Splash-like tale of a beautiful mermaid (Christy Chung) who loses her pearl when she saves high school teacher Dior Cheng from drowning. It turns out she also saved him when they were both kids (a direct lift from Splash) so there';s an immediate connection between the two. Unfortunately, the pearl is the source of her power so she follows him onto land. While landlocked, the two they fall in love but trouble is around the corner. Scheming student Kiki (Teresa Mak), feels threatened because her boyfriend Kenji (Takeshi Kaneshiro) takes a liking to the affable, attractive Christy. Things get worse when the usual greedy profiteers (led by principal Kent Cheng and teacher Yuen King-Tan) set out to capture Christy, intending to use her for their own dastardly purposes. A somewhat charming film, it unfortunately suffers from a lack of story or direction, and a lot of the emotional tugs are more like pokes than anything. It’s nice to watch Christy Chung with a fishtail, but Takeshi Kaneshiro is underused and Dior Cheng is at his least charismatic. Worse, the happy ending is designed for audience satisfaction but does so through a total lapse of logic that leaves the audience confused. A must for Christy Chung fans, but not crucial for anyone else. Mermaid Got Married is the Splash-like tale of a beautiful mermaid (Christy Chung) who loses her pearl when she saves high school teacher Dior Cheng from drowning. It turns out she also saved him when they were both kids (a direct lift from Splash) so there';s an immediate connection between the two. Unfortunately, the pearl is the source of her power so she follows him onto land. While landlocked, the two they fall in love but trouble is around the corner. Scheming student Kiki (Teresa Mak), feels threatened because her boyfriend Kenji (Takeshi Kaneshiro) takes a liking to the affable, attractive Christy. Things get worse when the usual greedy profiteers (led by principal Kent Cheng and teacher Yuen King-Tan) set out to capture Christy, intending to use her for their own dastardly purposes. A somewhat charming film, it unfortunately suffers from a lack of story or direction, and a lot of the emotional tugs are more like pokes than anything. (source:lovehkfilm)
I uploaded it because of Christy Chung';s, and because of Takeshiro';s fans.
Main Cast:
Ekin Cheng - Chi
Christy Chung - Siu May, the mermaid
Takeshi Kaneshiro - Kenji
Teresa Mak - Princess/Kiki
Kent Cheng - Principal