Love On Delivery

1994 • 93 minutes

About this movie

Stephen Chow takes on the role of delivery boy for a fast food joint, and Hong Kong’s comedy diet is never quite the same. A top blockbuster of 1994, Love On Delivery delivers laughs, romance, and kung-fu as only Chow can. He’s a combination of Charlie Chaplin and Bruce Lee when, under the tutelage of sidekick Ng Man-tat, the mild mannered delivery boy becomes a Chinese boxing ace. He vanquishes the enemy and wins the heart of the voluptuous Christy Chung. How can she, or anyone, resist the sight of Chow dressed like Garfield the Cat? Asian audiences gladly surrendered to Chow, making Love on Delivery one of the biggest Chinese New Year hits of the ’90s.

Ratings and reviews

I absolutely adored Love On Delivery! It was the perfect blend of heartwarming romance and hilarious comedy. The chemistry between the lead characters was undeniable, and I found myself rooting for them from start to finish. The plot was full of twists and turns that kept me guessing, and the supporting characters were all so endearing. If you're looking for a feel-good movie to brighten your day, I highly recommend this one

The film’s charm lies in its unique blend of humor and action, with Chow channeling the physical comedy of Charlie Chaplin and the martial prowess of Bruce Lee. His pursuit of the beautiful Christy Chung’s affection is as endearing as it is funny, especially when he dons a Garfield costume in one of the film’s most memorable scenes.

Stephen Chow's Love On Delivery is a quintessential 1994 Hong Kong blockbuster that continues to captivate audiences with its unique blend of comedy, romance, and kung-fu. This film is a perfect showcase of Chow’s signature style, combining the slapstick charm of Charlie Chaplin with the action prowess of Bruce Lee.