A Choo (2020)

Review Team

3.5/5

A Choo presents an intriguing narrative that intertwines the themes of love and personal growth against a backdrop of action. The film revolves around Wang Yizhi, a character whose journey from an orphaned boy to a determined boxer is both engaging and relatable. Kevin Ko’s direction strikes a balan ... Show more >> A Choo presents an intriguing narrative that intertwines the themes of love and personal growth against a backdrop of action. The film revolves around Wang Yizhi, a character whose journey from an orphaned boy to a determined boxer is both engaging and relatable. Kevin Ko’s direction strikes a balance between the romantic and the action-packed, although some boxing sequences feel somewhat formulaic. The performances, particularly from the lead, effectively convey the emotional stakes involved. While it may not redefine genre conventions, the film succeeds in keeping the audience invested in Yizhi's quest for love. The climactic moments are filled with tension, leading to a satisfactory conclusion that reinforces the film’s core message about courage and commitment. Show less

Editor Team

4/5

A Choo is a delightful surprise! This film cleverly combines romance and action in a way that feels fresh and exciting. Wang Yizhi, played with charm and intensity, embarks on a mission not just to train as a boxer, but to win the heart of his lifelong crush, Xinxin. The chemistry between the leads ... Show more >> A Choo is a delightful surprise! This film cleverly combines romance and action in a way that feels fresh and exciting. Wang Yizhi, played with charm and intensity, embarks on a mission not just to train as a boxer, but to win the heart of his lifelong crush, Xinxin. The chemistry between the leads is palpable, and it’s a joy to watch their relationship evolve amidst the chaos of the plot. The superhero twist adds a fun layer, and while it may stretch believability, it keeps the audience on their toes. The climax is thrilling, and the resolution is heartwarming. A Choo is not just about fighting; it’s about fighting for love, and it's a journey worth taking! Show less