Reviewed by: Stephe Date: 01/27/2011 June Bride concerns three men competing for the attention of Grace Chang. On a cruise ship, goofy would-be loverboy guitarist Tin Ching tries to romance singer Grace Chang who is traveling to Hong Kong to marry Zhang Yang. Zhang Yang is pals with a nightclub songstress (who looks vaguely like Julie Yeh Feng), even though he is engaged to Grace. Roy Chiao plays a man who we first see highly intoxicated who is engaged to a woman who apparently may no longer be interested in him. Seeing how drunk he is, Chiao takes pity on him and lets him crash at his place. He then tries to set Chiao up with his nightclub pal, but accidentally, Chiao doesn't meet the nightclub songstress, but with Grace the songstress, instead. He gets her drunk, and it's her first time drinking. The choreography of Grace's drunk scene is great. It's overstated, but in a good way. Then comes a musical dream sequence where Grace wears a bridal gown and dances first with Zhang Yang, then Tin Ching, then Roy Chiao. When Grace shops for a real wedding dress, her best friend turns out to be Dolly So Fung, an actress I really like. Yay! But then Grace calls off the wedding because she is conflicted. This film is a combination of musical and screwball comedy, and really doesn't quite come together, but there are many memorable moments amid the jumble. My DVD stopped and skipped during the last minute-and-a-half of the film. Note that this glitch might exist in all copies of the DVD: I returned mine, and the seller's distributor replaced it with a disc that did the very same thing. Reviewer Score: 6