Reviewed by: Stephe Date: 01/27/2011 I thought the 1968 color film Darling, Stay at Home, was great. Betty Loh Tih plays a repressed, resourceful housewife, and Zhang Yang plays her sexist husband who doesn't allow her to seek gainful employment. She devises a scheme to trump her husband, which she does in surprising and delightful ways, not unlike the way in which Linda Lin Dai operated in Bachelors Beware, but what stands out is the feminism and its contrast to the conservative mores of the time. Betty essentially has two roles in this, the only modern era vehicle she starred in at Cathay. Not having yet seen The Love Eterne, the only other film I'd seen her in was the Rarescope release Duel at the Supreme Gate, and I thought she was great in that, so I was hoping that I'd like her here, too, even though the genre and era were different, and I did. Zhang Yang's smug arrogance is utilized exceptionally well for comedic effect for once, and Tin Ching adds flavor to Zhang Yang's performance with his more overt comedy. The plot is fairly simple, but plays out in a highly entertaining manner. I laughed out loud at this film moreso than with any other Cathay or Shaw Brothers comedy I've seen. I enjoyed this immensely, and will be getting some Loh Tih Shaw Brothers discs in order to see more of her. Reviewer Score: 9