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The cast is pretty top notch - led by sex bombs Betty Ting Pei and Lily Chen Ching and a male cast that included Lo Lieh, heartthrob Alan Tang Kong Wing, Woo Fung and even two cameos by the director himself. In the first story, Exhausted, Lo Lieh is married to a rich but rather domineering wife, a situation which does not leave him much room to dally around. Realising his wife's aversion to hospitals, Lo fakes illness and decides to use the hospital room as his playground. Feeling that such opportunities don't come everyday, Lo decides to bed six girls, one after another. By the time he has finished with the fifth, he is already exhausted. Every night, Woo Fung develops a hunger for wanton noodles. While his wife thinks he is snacking at the hawker stall, Woo is making whoopie with his neighbour. But unknown to Woo, the petite neighbour is also having it on with the movie director. While the segment has more songs than necessary and a bit of nudge-nudge, wink wink, it is still very tame. The last segment, Green Hat. Chin Feng is married to insatiable Lily Chen Ching but the rigours of sex leave him pretty much exhausted. Chin certainly feels that if the wages of sin is death, the hours are certainly damn good. Still he is trying to keep his hands and eyes off his wife, who seems to be trying her best to excite her man by removing her clothes at the slightest whim. To help keep his wife occupied, Chin hires an artist to paint a portrait of his wife but the artist is no more than Chen Ching's lover in disguise. Meanwhile, Chin's daughter-in-law, Betty Ting Pei, who has a soft spot for rough sex, finds salvation in her husband's driver, Alan Tang, who is playing against type. The rest of the movie finds the respective couples setting up their private assignations and then hiding their duplicity from the others. Throw in a series of misunderstandings with comic undertones, and then aim for a big finish (that includes Bruce Lee-styled flying kicks.

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