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Wait 'Til You're Older defeat Everlasting Regret

| Tuesday, October 04, 2005



When someone is happy, someone would be sad, both Wait 'Til You're Older and Everlasting Regret opened in the cinema on 29 September, but their box office collection is a huge difference.

As last Sunday is a public holiday, Andy Lau's Wait 'Til You're Older collected around HK$2 million, after 4 days of screening, it had collected a total of HK$6.8 million dated till 2 October which is a very good result.



Meanwhile, Sammi Cheng's Everlasting Regret collected just HK$380,000 on Sunday and only a mere HK$1.5 million after 4 days of screening.

Maybe it's a difference between commericalise and artistc movie as the latter had less Hongkongers' support.

news from: MingPao



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