Money not enough II

The story revolves around three brothers from a middle-income background in contemporary Singapore. These are characters who are representative of the business owners, white and blue collar workers of Singaporeans.

The oldest brother Yang Bao Hui (by Henry Thia) represents the lower income group. As a child, Hui left school at an early age to earn money to help support his poverty stricken family. He has been working as a delivery man in the same company for the last 30 years. At the persuasion of his younger brother, he strikes out as an entrepreneur to sell health supplements. As business improves, he quits his dead-end job and puts all his time into the business. Unfortunately the business is forced to a standstill when the health supplement is deemed unsafe for public consumption, which inadvertently brings Bao Hui close to financial ruin.

The second brother Yang Bao Qiang (by Jack Neo) portrays a well-heeled successful businesman. As the owner of his own business, he and his wife flaunts their wealth in typical Singaporean fashion, with designer clothes, a flashy car and a big house to put it all in. However in a moment of greed, he allows himself to be cheated out of his fortune and gets into a very difficult financial situation.

The youngest brother Yang Bao Huang (by Mark Lee) represents the ordinary middle working class. He earns a good salary working as a regional supervisor for a health supplement trading company, and spends lavishly to maintain his ‘wannabe’ lifestyle. When the health supplement business goes bust, debts pile up and Bao Huang too, faces financial ruin.

As the winds of fortune changes, the brother’s begin to neglect their elderly mother. It was easy to be generous and filial during the good times but when household budgets tighten, what is the cost of true filial piety? Even the most basic arrangements, including whom mom should stay with, become a contentious issue.

*info from http://www.moneynoenough2.com/synopsis.asp

I watch this movie last friday! This movie really nice and meningful. I like it very much!! My mum and me cry for a few times while watching the movie -_- It is really touching!!! The story reflect the truth of the world... Hope you all can go and watch too!!!

*hehe^^ i lost my IC at the cinema at Sunway Pyramid when i went 2 watch this movie but..... this is not my false @.@ because i gave the IC to my mum already...so it is lost by her and not me^^and so nobody dare to scold me..haha xD Lucikly......we still can found my IC at the cinema on the following day! It was found and kept by the person who collect ticket at the cinema^^ thanks her a lot!!!

~zhikuan~