Jun 24, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 12 segments
Translator and HK film expert Dylan Cheung brings us a film to watch: Dr Wai and the Scripture With No Words. Join us as we rank our favorite Hong Kong studio graphics, discuss Indiana Jones…
Dylan CheungGuestColinHostJaiHostOkay.
This week we are watching, uh, Dr. Y in the scripture with no words, a film I had never heard of, uh, full of, full of people that I like.
And Dylan, when you suggested this, I was like so excited just because it's like somebody that I respect saying like, this is, this is it.
This is a movie that the people should watch.
It's always so exciting to me.
What is it about this one? Before we talk about many details, what is it about this one that made you want to jump on this

Like there must be like, I very clearly remember on like a weekend in the morning when there's like no cartoons because cartoons are for some reason in the morning on the weekday.

But then on the weekend, every morning, Saturday, Sunday, I'd wake up and I would put a movie on.

And there's like a whole bunch of movies I remember putting on in the morning on a weekend.

And then I never watched them ever again when I, you know, like kind of grew up.

And then there's very few where there are ones where I'm like, no, I still watch that now.
Okay.
This week we are watching, uh, Dr. Y in the scripture with no words, a film I had never heard of, uh, full of, full of people that I like.
And Dylan, when you suggested this, I was like so excited just because it's like somebody that I respect saying like, this is, this is it.
This is a movie that the people should watch.
It's always so exciting to me.
What is it about this one? Before we talk about many details, what is it about this one that made you want to jump on this

Like there must be like, I very clearly remember on like a weekend in the morning when there's like no cartoons because cartoons are for some reason in the morning on the weekday.

But then on the weekend, every morning, Saturday, Sunday, I'd wake up and I would put a movie on.

And there's like a whole bunch of movies I remember putting on in the morning on a weekend.

And then I never watched them ever again when I, you know, like kind of grew up.

And then there's very few where there are ones where I'm like, no, I still watch that now.
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