Thisreview of Cook Up a Storm (2017) was written by Darwin P on 23 February 2017. Cook Up a Storm has generally received positive reviews. Was this review helpful?
Sortie Prochainement Mis à jour le 22 décembre 2022 1. Déjà vu ce film? 2. Partagez votre opinion, écrivez votre critique Synopsis et détails Cook Up a Storm Un restaurateur chinois voit d'un mauvais oeil l'installation dans son quartier d'un chef étoilé formé à l'école française. Ils s'affronteront jusqu'à l'ultime épreuve d'un jeu télévisé pour être départagés. Titre original 決戰食神 Box Office - Année de Production 2017 Budget 125 000,00 $US
Synopsis An international culinary competition becomes a battleground between rival cooks, one famous for his Cantonese street food and the other a Michelin-starred chef trained in France. But their rivalry takes an unexpected turn when they discover a common foe and combine their skills in a fusion of East and West. Remove Ads.
8/10 Unexpectedly heartwarming and visually stunning I don't know what "BasicLogic" is talking about in his review. The only thing that makes sense in what he said is the fact that there are unimportant male characters that are "underwhelming", but their role are so small that it doesn't even matter. Also, why comment on script/dialogue when you clearly are from the US and are probably reading someone's subtitles? That is, in my opinion, something particularly dumb. Better to have no opinion at all, than to simply complain about something without rhyme or movie is very well paced.. It didn't feel slow at all and actors in Asian movies tend to talk more quickly anyway. It has a very nice structure even for a "worn out" plot and is far richer than I expected. It is also visually stunning, and the ending was not only packed with emotions, it was very satisfying in the way the main character handled himself. The cast is super likable and well would recommend this to anyone that likes a movie with a bit rivalry and personal growth. I'm quite glad I watched it even after reading it's short summary and that "simple" looking poster. 13 out of 22 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 8/10 Definitely enjoyable The movie is really enjoyable ,, kinda has that 2005 dance off competition movie .. except it's cooking ; The story was sweet and even if the plot was a bit predictable it has that fun action element that makes you glued to your seat and wanna see what's camera work and the visuals though .. WOW ,, It was just phenomenal ,, all these close ups and colorful dishes just made he movie itself look like a happy place to be just in time for the Chinese new year fireworks cast were really good ... just loved the whole the chemistry and it was all flowing in one place ..Finale say ,, it's already on your Netflix recommended foreign movies ,, so don't miss it out. 4 out of 5 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink Familiar yet unexpectedly poignant and heartwarming, this culinary-themed drama is the year's best Lunar New Year offering 'Cook Up A Storm' may be arriving later than its peers, but it is easily the most satisfying CNY movie we've seen this year. As much as it may be about the rivalry between the Cantonese street cook Sky Ko Nicholas Tse and the French-trained Michelin-starred chef Paul Ahn Jung Yong-hwa, this gastronomic-themed drama is more compellingly about Sky and his father Mountain Ko Anthony Wong, the latter an internationally recognized Chinese chef who had left his son in the care of his buddy Uncle Seven Ge You two decades ago in order to pursue his culinary ambitions worldwide. It isn't hard to guess that the father-son estrangement is where the narrative ultimately leads to meaning therefore that the supposed enmity between Sky and Paul is no more than a red herring, but that doesn't diminish the poignance of their eventual reconciliation, which is also what makes the movie surprisingly formula would have it, the conflicts here between the respective pair of rivals are resolved through cooking competitions. Underlining that between Sky and Paul is the threat an obnoxious land developer Chairman Li Wang Tai Li brandishes about taking back the humble diner Seven if the former loses the International Chef Challenge Competition – although the fact that Chairman Li owns the fine dining restaurant where Paul is head chef at makes the bargain an unfair one to begin with. Incidentally, their clash is also cast as one between tradition and modernity – not only because Seven and the Spring Avenue neighbourhood where it is located are but the only historical vestiges left in the middle of gleaming skyscrapers, but also because of Paul's frequent refrain that Chinese cuisine had stagnated through the centuries. Likewise, the enmity between Sky and Mountain also culminates in a culinary showdown, albeit in a more prestigious World Supreme Chef Competition at Macau's glittering Studio City Event even though the presentation is familiar, the flavours remain just as delightful. It's no secret that the premise is inspired by Nicholas Tse's cooking show 'Chef Nic', and just as that successful food travelogue, the sight of watching professional chefs at work on their craft is truly one to behold. Just as delectable is the showcase of East and West cuisine – the former presented here with a beauty and elegance rarely seen, and the latter exotic and fascinating in and of itself. The filmmakers have here taken to heart an axiom which the sagely Seven imparts – that the mark of a truly successful chef is his or her ability to create a dish that can carry its flavours from the tongue to the heart. Oh yes, more than the tantalizing sight of food is the unexpectedly moving reunion between the father-son pair here, which is guaranteed to leave you these characters are played by Nicholas Tse and Anthony Wong also makes their on screen relationship even more compelling, the latter in particular injecting gravitas into a supporting role that could have ended up as mere caricature in the hands of a lesser actor. Not forgetting of course the wonderful Ge You, whose presence alone brings class and dignity to an underwritten part that could have been better developed to illustrate the surrogate relationship between Sky and Seven. Indeed, some of the most memorable scenes are constructed between and around these veterans as they trade barbs and jibes at one another, leaving the rest of the performers either shrill such as Jim Chim's sycophantic right-hand man to Chairman Li or just bland such as Seven's restaurant manager Uni Tiffany Tang and Paul's girlfriend cum culinary associate Mayo Bai Bing.Truth be told, 'Cook Up A Storm' serves up a recipe that local viewers will no doubt recognize from past CNY offerings such as 'Let's Eat!' and Stephen Chow's classic 'God of Cookery'. But there is every intention on director Raymond Yip and his writer Manfred Wong's part for their latest to be comfort food over the CNY holiday, just like the familiar but nevertheless joyous dishes we often partake over reunion dinners and with the crucial ingredient of family togetherness. In that regard, there is much reason to embrace the joy, warmth and exuberance of this familiar yet heartwarming movie – and like we said at the start, it may have arrived later than its peers, but this is also easily the most enjoyable Spring Festival movie this year. 7 out of 14 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 10/10 Awesome Story line is interesting with extraordinary climax at the end all the actors fairly performed their characters visuals are rich 4 out of 8 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 10/10 Cook Up A Storm Story of Chefs, Food Wars? Haha, I just love this. This movie has aspects of comedy, cooking and adventure. Actors did a tremendous job. The camera visuals, sound effects and cooking recipes were just amazing. Please don't watch this movie with empty stomach. This is one of those movies that has satisfying ending. 2 out of 3 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 3/10 This recipe is without any kind of flavor or spice... It was my fondness of the Asian cinema that made me pick up "Cook Up a Storm" aka "Jue zhan shi shen" the moment I found it, and I had never heard about the movie prior to finding it. I had no idea what it was about, aside from something revolving around a food theme, based on the movie's cover. And I didn't even know who was in the it was actually a nice surprise to see that Anthony Chau-Sang Wong and Nicholas Tse were in this movie. But that was essentially the extend of anything even remotely good about the storyline in was so weak and almost non-existing that it was excruciatingly boring to sit through the movie. Granted, I gave up about after about around 45 minutes of watching the movie. I just couldn't take anymore of it of the sheer and utter boredom that was trotting on in a very monotone pace on the movie is about pretentious chefs and their lust to prepare equally pretentious dishes that no one cares about. It made for the most pointless and inadequate of story lines that I have seen in a long, long time in an Asian movie. And the characters in the movie don't have an ounce of likability about them, so you don't really care about their struggles, victories and personal is the appeal about watching two pretentious chefs preparing dishes that no one cares about on the screen? And even more so, why did it have to be made into a movie? Wouldn't it be sufficient to just turn on the TV and watch any of the numerous cooking TV shows that mar the prime time?"Cook Up a Storm" is not a movie that I will return to finish at any time in the future, because it offered nothing of any worth, value or found no enjoyment in the storyline concocted by writers Jingling Li, Yi Liu, Manfred Wong and presented by director Wai Man Yip. Not every single Asian movie is going to be a fantastic movie, and "Cook Up a Storm" proves that sometimes Asian cinema throws a wide swing and an even bigger miss. 6 out of 27 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 8/10 Well done son Is a story that takes advantage of the trend of the moment chef to send a message to humanity, without losing the perspective of encouraging the human to prepare to compete and try to always be the best, however we are the same anywhere in the world , We forget the most important, our responsibility guide, teach, love, but nature is so wise that it gives us the ability to challenge the half world and face our own executioner, to receive as a trophy a simple .. "Son, well done" 5 out of 13 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 8/10 Basically Chinese live action of Shokugeki no Soma "Cook Up a Storm" is basically a Chinese live-action of the anime Shokugeki no Soma! The beginning of this movie was amazing with beautiful dishes, artistic effects, and perfect footage. The casting and acting and dialogue was also great. The main character Sky Ko is a lot like Soma who is determined to be a chef and runs a small family restaurant while his rival, Paul Ahn is a French-trained chef. The two are rivals and end up competing and trying to out cook each would give the first half of this movie 10/10 because it was near perfect but unfortunately the end of the film seemed really rushed/unsatisfying. The second half of the movie seemed like they lost the budget ie. food was a lot sloppier, rushed ending. However, I would still recommend this movie to Shokugeki no Soma fans - it's essentially the exact same story with AWESOME visual effects! 4 out of 10 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 5/10 Typical Chinese comedy Warning Spoilers COOK UP A STORM is a typical lighthearted comedy from China about a couple of rival chefs and their battles in a cook-off contest. A lot of the goodwill arising from it comes from the presence of the likeable Nicholas Tse in the lead role, and the way his volatile relationship with his father played by a more-than-welcome Anthony Wong pans out is probably the most interesting part of it. The battle-of-skills style comedy is quite predictable, although there's a lot of admittedly well-shot 'food porn' on display so foodies will enjoy it. 1 out of 4 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink Without some nice dishes, this film is 1-star awful! The usual problems that the Chinese movie script writers and their directors could never improve Lousy and child movie ideas and concept, weak and childish plots and scenarios, bad and pretentious dialog writing, terrible, weak, talent-less, unnecessary supporting actors, bad costumes and make-up skills, over the top and overkill of the dishes in this lame film are simply beautiful and amazing, but in the end, you would find out those western cuisines are so pretentious, not as good as a stir-fried dish. The young Chinese chef was nicely and naturally performed, others, were simply ruined by the childish and pretentious screen-play. All the supporting characters, especially some those male ones, were so obviously without any acting talents and were further ruined by the ridiculous script and dialog. This film is just a bit better tolerable than the stupidest film of the decade The Great Wall. 4 out of 42 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 2/10 Seems Like the Chinese Rip Off Everyone Chinese version of the Iron that are coming out of Hong Kong and CHina these days are weird. No where near as good as Japanese or Korean seems they are trying to capture Hollywood from the 40' color, elaborate sets and even dance number thrown in for good measureThe problem is the stories are as if written for a 12 year one is no exception. 1 out of 8 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 4/10 Only the food is good! This is the new chinese cinema. I'm so sick of it. Switch of your brain, the story has more holes than a swiss chees. This destroys the last fun I have watching the fish and chicken fly to the air while cooking. Visual stunning, and everything in this film is steril clean like an operation area in a hospital. 4 out of 12 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 5/10 More than a cooking competition... "Cook Up a Storm" is a Comedy - Drama movie in which we watch two chefs, a Cantonese street cook and a French-trained Michelin-starred chef preparing for a very famous cooking competition. Soon they figure out that they have more in common than what they enjoyed this movie because it had a very interesting plot and contained some very clever plot twists that I did not expect. The direction which was made by Wai-Man Yip it was good and he succeeded on presenting his main characters very well, something that helped the audience follow their story, better understanding them and even relate to them. In addition to this, the interpretations of both Nicholas Tse who played as Gao Tian Ci and Yong-hwa Jung who played as Paul were very good and the differences of their characters created a nice result. All in all, I have to say that "Cook Up a Storm" is a nice movie and I recommend everyone to watch it. 0 out of 0 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 7/10 Horrible storyline and dialogs, but the most amazing sound effects and CGI. All together I loved the movie, since I watched it purely because of the cooking scenes. But as the movie began I was getting frustrated, because the story had no sense from the beginning it is like from a children's book, and don't get me started on the I quickly figured out that it is probably meant to be watched with a lot of humour, so I continued to watch it laughing at the stupid scenes and really enjoying the pure cooking the movie has some of the best sound effects and CGI I've ever seen. Purely from that point, I loved summary, horrible story and scripts, but amazing sound effects and edits. 2 out of 8 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 6/10 Could've been better Warning Spoilers It feels like the movie's first half was given a little more love up until the first competition between Paul and Tianci. After that it felt rushed and full of plot holes. The food looked amazing and made me hungry all through the movie. Could've handled the second if thr movie a lot better. The movie was still entertaining. 1 out of 4 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 10/10 Absolute Perfection I didn't watch the movie... Filler Filler Filler Filler Filler Filler Filler also my friend is the director's son 3 out of 17 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 7/10 Cheesy yet beautiful This is a hard movie to define since it obviously suffers from local cinema issues, yet there is quite a beautiful story to discover undernwath it all. I would specially praise the CGI and the actual food, they both look absolutely stunning. If there was something that I would genuilnly change in this movie it would be the pacing and yet I still can't help but love this movie. 0 out of 1 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink 10/10 Great movie Must watch have watch it recently it is an awesome movie with great stuff. 0 out of 1 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink
CookUp A Storm, Film Review Cook Up A Storm Nicholas Tse Jung Yong Hwa Face Off In Culinary Comedy South China Morning Post, Cook up a storm is a chinese movie directed by raymond yip and was released in 2017.. When i was a kid, i fully believed i could use my magic powers to cook up a storm.
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Completed Adeuxalice2 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value This movie is fast food The premise of this movie is very simple. East vs. West - whose food can truly be considered best? One of the many East-West dichotomy movies to come out in recent years with the main goal of proving that Eastern culture is just as good or in some aspects superior to Western culture. So let's get the biggest problem with this movie out of the way first The writing is absolutely atrocious. So much so that I genuinely had to pause the movie more than once to take a second to take in just how badly written those scenes were. Did anyone try to read this script out loud before subjecting the poor cast to this? It reads as if the writers had about two days to put together one of the most generic, over-the-top and cheesy cooking rivalry movies I've ever seen. The main two actors are really doing their most to turn this into something, anything at all, but not even the admittedly charming rivalry/ friendship between the two main cooks can save this script from its sheer stupidity. The worst offenders by far are the flashback scenes that get sprinkled in here and there that are also accompanied by some of the most generic violin pieces that give me "googled royalty free sad music" energy. But with all that being said, despite the massive script problems and the lacklustre everything else, this movie is extremely entertaining. I wasn't bored once while watching it. The movie gets you to genuinely root for the protagonist, admittedly by using cheap and lazy bad guy stereotypes instead of genuine character development, but it does its job. The cinematography is also at some points genuinely beautiful. I'm pretty sure half the movie's budget was used up only on the orgasmic food porn scenes that make up about half the movie. They're gorgeous to look at. This and the charming performance of the main actors make rescue this movie from being simply shit and catapult it into "terrible but I can't stop watching" territory. So basically, this is the McDonald's Combo Meal of movies. Read More Was this review helpful to you?
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Review Cook Up a Storm (决战食神, 2017) by Raymond Yip. " Cook Up a storm " is a culinary drollery drama film directed by Raymond Yip ( Young Bruce Lee, 2011 ). With an experience that spans over 30 years, Yip has directed, produced and written numerous films and explore diverse genres, with horror and comedy being the overriding
TRAILER 151 Play all videos Cook Up a Storm videos Cook Up A Storm Trailer 1 TRAILER 151 Cook Up a Storm Photos Movie Info A culinary competition becomes a battleground as a famous Cantonese street-food chef goes up against his Michelin-starred, classically trained rival. Genre Drama Original Language Chinese Director Wai Man Yip Writer Manfred Wong, Jingling Li, Liu Yi Runtime 1h 38m Production Co Emperor Motion Pictures International Cast & Crew Critic Reviews for Cook Up a Storm Audience Reviews for Cook Up a Storm There are no featured reviews for Cook Up a Storm because the movie has not released yet . See Movies in Theaters
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