| english title | The Legendary La Rose Noire |
| original title | 92黑玫瑰對黑玫瑰 |
| aka | 92 Hei Mei Gui dui Hei Mei Gui / 92 Legendary La Rose Noire |
| year | 1992 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | Joseph CHAN Sin-Ji | |
| actor | Maggie SIU Mei-Kei - 邵美琪 | |
| Tony LEUNG Ka-Fai - 梁家輝 | ||
| SUEN Ming Chui | ||
| Teresa MO Sun-Kwan - 毛舜筠 | ||
| POON Wing-Leung | ||
| CHAN Fai-Hung | ||
| LAM Lap-Sam | ||
| Petrina FUNG Bo-Bo - 馮寶寶 | ||
| WONG Wan-Si | ||
| producer | Laura FU | |
| action director | Tony LEUNG Siu-Hung | |
| composer | Lowell LO Koon-Ting | |
| scriptwriter | WONG Kar-Wai - 王家衛 | |
| Jeff LAU Chun-Wai - 劉鎮瑋 | ||
| editor | Kit-Wai KAI |
| genres | comedy crime romance musical |
| duration | 94mn |
As soon as Tony Leung, hair shiny with brill-cream, starts imitating the stilted dialogue of sixties heartthrob Lui Kei, film lovers know they've entered a charmed circle of movie-in-jokes and self-conscious world. Bobo Fung parodies herself as a female Robin Hood who are still living in the golden a-go-go era. This has taken all the references from the Golden Age of Cantonese cinema and becomes a combination of different genres of Hong Kong movies with a series of period pop songs. The movie becomes an overnight classic cult comedy and one of Lau's masterpieces.


