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eat big
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GoldenDelicious
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ok ill bite...whats the reason?
swordfish151
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holy shit...thats a HUGE difference!! Maybe got off and decided to become a marathon runner?
the_only_sepe
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not same guy, one looks much older
the_only_sepe said:
go to www.andylau.com and you will see it is the same guy. All his movies are listed there.
Snarling Force
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My god WTF happened? He was a monster, now he is a shriveled bambi, a shell of his former self.
Snarling Force
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LOL bros!! I just figured it out with the help of good old Google. Andy Lau is wearing a latex muscle suit in the movie he is pictured in above. Here is a direct quote:
To says that he enjoys the challenge of transforming Andy's screen persona, and he's done so with a vengeance. Needing You (2000), the office rom-com (romantic comedy), gave us a philandering Andy, prone to drinking too much and vomiting in a Shenzen gutter. Love On A Diet (2001), a weight loss rom-com set in Japan, saw Andy swathed in a latex fat suit for most of the film, ably portraying a fat man who was modelled, he jokingly claimed, on director To. Running On Karma (2003), the moving story of an ex-monk trying to escape his talent for seeing karma, once more put Andy in latex, this time a muscle suit. And if you think spending up to 16 hours a day in latex is not that hard, then you've never been in Hong Kong.
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http://global.yesasia.com/en/mc/-/8...ticleId-10/section-videos/code-c/version-all/
To says that he enjoys the challenge of transforming Andy's screen persona, and he's done so with a vengeance. Needing You (2000), the office rom-com (romantic comedy), gave us a philandering Andy, prone to drinking too much and vomiting in a Shenzen gutter. Love On A Diet (2001), a weight loss rom-com set in Japan, saw Andy swathed in a latex fat suit for most of the film, ably portraying a fat man who was modelled, he jokingly claimed, on director To. Running On Karma (2003), the moving story of an ex-monk trying to escape his talent for seeing karma, once more put Andy in latex, this time a muscle suit. And if you think spending up to 16 hours a day in latex is not that hard, then you've never been in Hong Kong.
Source:
http://global.yesasia.com/en/mc/-/8...ticleId-10/section-videos/code-c/version-all/
toxicsambo
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Jesus age christ. Wtf.
toxicsambo
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Son of a bitch. LMAO. I was BAMBOOZLED, HORNSWAGGLED, HOODWINKED!!! still funny though
fugetaboutit
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Yeah, the nipples look fake.
Nighthawkk
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I thought this was gonna be another "Why you should use HCG" thread
liquidmuscle
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amazing what smoke and mirrors can do..
anthony518
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Thats a good job on the body suite.
glennds said:
He is sort of like the Johnny Depp of Japanese films.
There is one film, I can't remember the name of it... but he plays a psychotic hit man to the max. His performance was flawless. It is like Denzel Washington in Training Day, Capt. Jack Sparrow, and Mel Gibson in the opening scene of the first Lethal Weapon ("hahahaaaaa... yeah, that's a real badge, I'm a real cop, and that is a real fucking gun") all rolled into one.
glennds said:how do you know this AAP? i never even thought of japan as even making movies...guess they have their whole own movie thing going on. who knew?
I watch a lot of foreign films. You would be surprised at what comes out of Japan. Some really good movies. When they don't use as much special effects as the American action films do, you know they have to have some kind of insane plot that holds your attention.
glennds
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never thought about it AAP but makes sense that japan would have their own thriving movie culture since they are such a sophisticated and rich country. don't really see many foriegn movies (sorry but subtitles are way too much work if i pay $10 to see a movie!) but i bet you could learn a lot about their culture from their films.
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