All's Well End's Well, Too

All's Well End's Well, Too is a Hong Kong comedy from 1993. Chow Tung is a pleasure-seeking man whose mother arranges marriages for him and his sister Chow Gut with partners neither of them chose. As a dutiful son, Chow Tung goes along with her plans, but matters become more complicated when he meets a woman known as Snow White and decides to marry her instead. His mother, Mama Chow, raises no objection to the new match, and the household must sort out the consequences of the change.

The film is directed by Clifton Ko Chi-Sum, working from a screenplay he wrote with Vincent Kok and Raymond Wong; Ronny Yu and Raymond Wong produced. It followed Ko's earlier comedy All's Well, Ends Well, released the year before, and came before Kung Fu Juniors in his filmography. The cast is led by Sam Hui as Chow Tung, Leslie Cheung as David Copper Feel, Rosamund Kwan as Snow White, Teresa Mo as Jinx, Ricky Hui Koon-Ying as Mama Chow and Sandra Ng Kwan-Yue as Chow Gut. Running 85 minutes, it is a Hong Kong production.

Audience response has been moderate: on IMDb it holds 6.2 out of 10 from 584 votes, and on TMDB it also stands at 6.2 out of 10, from 24 votes. The two scores agree closely, indicating a consistent if unenthusiastic reception across both audiences, with the small TMDB sample reflecting the film's limited visibility outside its home market.