One of my all time favorites.

good back-story, and good acting

Don't listen to the negative reviews

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

I'll try and keep this spoiler free.The romance in this movie is so cringey. There's zero chemistry and it feels so overtly forced and smells of an agenda.Hong Kong is rich with history and choosing to pick that location to dump this story just feels like trying to appease the majority of Asian audiences for their money.Please try harder to make an actual good film.Better Luck Tomorrow far surpasses this movie; I'd recommend watching that instead.

A romance which is very realistic and makes one want to watch without having much action happening.The movie is basically them just spending time together and talking. About nothing really, just like in Seinfeld. This is basically what makes the movie charming. It is the realistic view on how people get to know each other.It is hard to point out why they have feelings for each other. But there is definite chemistry. Not surprising since the main actors are a couple in real life. I guess it is the kind of situation where you feel feelings yet don't know yet what to do about them. In this situation it is even harder since the characters are in serious relationships. Should they risk what they already have for what seems to be a big love or risk having the big love for the comfortable relationships. Loved the acting, of course the chemistry shouldn't have been to hard since they are really together, but there is also all the facial expressions .The scenery is great. One wants to visit Hong Kong when seeing how beautiful it is. I usually have no issues with inconclusive movie endings, but here I wish they have done a bit more.

I was deeply and truly disappointed. The movie started off great, I was really attracted to it as I am to all romantic movies. Now the thing is, their love was very clear and what I didn't like was that after the first night they met,they completely lost touch. The other thing is that after a year they met again and the story kind of repeated its self. And then suddenly, Ruby brings up that she's going to be married soon right as Josh made it obvious that he loved her. And then the end... there was legit no end. It was really irrelevant and I kind of wish I had never even started to watch the movie. First I was debating whether to rate it with a 6 or a 7 but then decided on 5 just because I was very very disappointed.

I'm always up for a romantic comedy that rates 6.5 on IMDb, if I feel the topic is relevant, which is how I managed to suffer Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong to the end. Unfortunately, the problems with this film are fundamental and irremediable:1. Cinematography. Was this shot with iPhone? Angles, composition, depth of field, all demonstrate a complete lack of aesthetics, sullying the beauty of Hong Kong that lie right before it in practically every scene. Two points serve to illustrate: (1) Before the first scene even begins, the blurry look with colored bokeh shapes -- I knew I should have turned it off! (2) When they're standing in front of the harbor, talking about the beauty of the sea line -- it looks atrocious, blurred out in the background. Multiply similar observations by every scene.2. Dialog. Pure cliché. I wanted to be engaged in this interesting story line -- but we're looking at pure cheesy dialog from the 20th century -- old and moldy.3. Soundtrack. Right on par with cinematography and dialog: Uninspired cliché. Poor music, and badly edited.Do what I should have done: Don't even bother with Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong, despite the catchy title and interesting story line!!