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Big Shot's Funeral (2001)

Don Tyler, a famous film-maker, falls ill on the sets of his movie. Fascinated by the funereal traditions of China, he requests a cameraman named Yoyo to arrange a grand, comedic funeral for him.

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Jamie Russell 11 Nov 2002

Fast disintegrates into a series of semi-coherent scenes.

Jennifer F 31 Mar 2008

A Collaboration with A-list good actors in two different movie industries (China, and Hollywood). Feng XiaoGang put them all together, and pulled out a dark humoured satire about modern day advertising and a different perspective of death. Once again proving to us that you don't need grosse dialogues to be funny.

Shlomo Schwartzberg 19 Oct 2002

Displays so little sense of style or character that it feels patched together, as if it's being made up as it goes along.

Urban Cinefile Critics 18 Oct 2002

Before losing its way in the second half, Feng Xiaogang's culture-clash comedy is a ribald parody of commercialism and the invisible line that separates personal integrity from 'selling out' opportunism.

Kan T 11 Dec 2007

Very very very very funny!!! Absolutely the best of Feng's film.....