Infernal Affairs 無間道 -
Infernal Affairs is a 2002 Hong Kong crime-thriller film directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak. It tells the story of a police officer who infiltrates the crime gang, and a police mole secretly working
Fight Back To School -
Fight Back To School (1991) was a hilarious comedy that starred Stephen Chow as a cop who goes undercover at a local high school. His assignment? Find the Captain’s (Barry Wong) favorite hand gun. H
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 video source from www56  May 17, 2007 Shamo (traditional Chinese: 軍雞; simplified Chinese: 军鸡) is a 2007 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Soi Cheang, based on the Japanese manga of the same name. The film stars Shawn Yue as a student who murders his parents, and, while in prison, is trained to become a violent, professional fighter by a fellow inmate played by Francis Ng... |
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video source from myspace 2003 Five months before Yan's death Yan (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) seeks to uncover the link between Triad boss Sam (Eric Tsang) and the mysterious mainland triad boss Shen (Chen Daoming). Since Sam's ascension to the seat of triad lord was due to Ngai's (Francis Ng) death (see second film), Sam is suspicious of all those who followed him in the past. He tests Yan's loyalty by asking him to smash an ashtray on Shen's follower during a negotiation, resulting in Yan being arrested by Inspector Yeung (Leon Lai Ming). After being released, Shen smashes a bottle of liquor on Yan's head and called truce between his gang and Sam's gang. At the same time, Yan is prosecuted by the police for violent behavior. His superior Wong (Anthony Wong Chau Sung) manages to persuade the court to allow Yan to go and see a psychologist instead of being sentenced to prison. Thus we are shown how he met Dr. Lee (Kelly Chen) regularly for psychological therapy. The two subsequently begins a.. |
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video source from youtube 1994 중경삼림重慶森林 First story The first story concerns Taiwan-born cop He Qiwu, also known as Cop 223 (played by Kaneshiro). Qiwu's girlfriend May broke up with him on April 1 (April Fool's Day). His birthday is May 1 and he chooses to wait for May for a month before moving on. Every day he buys a tin of pineapple with an expiration date of May 1. By the end of this time, he feels that he will either be rejoined with his love or that it will have expired forever. Meanwhile, a woman in a blonde wig (played by Brigitte Lin) tries to survive in the drug underworld after a smuggling operation goes sour. On May 1, Qiwu, looking for romance, approaches the woman in the blonde wig at a bar (the Bottoms Up Club). However, she is exhausted and falls asleep in a hotel room, leaving him to watch movies alone. She leaves in the morning and shoots the drug baron (played by Thom Baker) who had set her up. Qiwu goes jogging and receives a message from her on his p.. |
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video source from youtube 2001 Based on a book by Hong Kong filmmaker Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung, Fulltime Killer protagonist O is a hitman being challenged by new hotshot Tok. O has lived a life of seclusion as the number one hitman in Asia. The woman living at his contact address is captured after O foils a set-up by his boss. He then goes on the run whilst trying to fend off his adversary. The last part of the movie focuses on an Interpol detective's attempt to write the story of Tok and O. Fulltime Killer (simplified Chinese: 全职杀手; traditional Chinese: 全職殺手) is a 2001 Hong Kong action drama film co-produced and directed by Johnnie To and Wai Ka-Fai, and based on Pang Ho-Cheung's novel of the same name... |
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video source from other August 24, 2010 The Stool Pigeonis 2010 Hong Kong action film directed by Dante Lam and starring Nicholas Tse , Nick Cheung and Kwai Lun-mei . The film is about police detective Don Lee who uses informants to gain information about gangsters. Lee feels begins to feel guilty when his informants are caught, but sends out a street racer named Ghost ( Nicholas Tse ) as an informant to gain information about a gangster name Barbarian ( Lu Yi ).The film was released in China on August 24 and two days later in Hong Kong. The film performed very well in the Hong Kong box office. The film has received mixed reviews.Don Lee ( Nick Cheung ), a police detective in Kowloon whose reliance on informants leaves him struggling with a guilty conscience. Lee's previous stool pigeon 's cover was blown and was attacked, leading him paranoid and driven from his wife and home. Lee begins to doubt his own methods. Lee recruits a street racer named Ghost ( Nicholas Tse ) as his latest s.. |
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video source from youtube 2008 The Equation of Love and Death (Chinese: 李米的猜想; pinyin: lǐ mǐ de cāi xiǎng; literally "Li Mi's Supposition") is a 2008 Chinese dramatic film written and directed by Cao Baoping and starring Zhou Xun. The film is a Chinese (Huayi Brothers) and Hong Kong (Sundream Motion Pictures) co-production.[1] It is Cao's second solo feature after 2006's Trouble Makers. The Equation of Love and Death premiered in China on September 18, 2008 in Shanghai[2] and had its North American premiere at the 2008 Vancouver International Film Festival where it was part of the Dragons and Tigers side competition. The Equation of Love and Death tells the story of Li Mi (played by Zhou Xun), a Kunming cab driver who longs for the day she can be reunited with her missing boyfriend. After a case of mistaken identity, a kidnapping, and a threat of extortion, Li Mi's dream may be on the cusp of becoming a reality... |
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video source from youtube 2002 The movie begins in the city of London, where a 30 year old man sits in front of a university board of 3 women. Apparently, the subject the man is being assessed in is Psychology of women, so hence the unisexual university board. The man is yet again told he has failed completely in the subject, and as he exits the university he is identified as Cheng (Ekin Cheng) by his colleagues. Not giving up, Cheng decides to continue with the subject, but at this time, his girlfriend decides to end their relationship. With no females to talk about and understand, he cannot continue with his essay. On top of that, his mother is getting increasingly worried that Cheng will not settle down, and urges him to marry. She introduces Cheng to her friend's daughter Yoyo (Charlene Choi) , and tells them it is a good idea to marry. In this modern world, both Yoyo and Cheng sees this as ridiculous, but Cheng's grandmother is 93 years old and she wants Cheng to marry too. So in.. |
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video source from youtube 2000 [소친친小親親] Pop star Aaron Kwok stars in this romantic comedy as the acerbic host of a talk radio show. When he fights with renowned syndicated columnist Kelly Chan over a record album, he begins a media feud by bad mouthing her on air. As the two fire barbs back and forth throw their respective mediums, they become a media sensation and, to their surprise, discover a mutual attraction. .. |
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video source from youtube 2004 [중안리자:곽부성.이수현) Throwback to early nineties Hong Kong cop comedies that's as scattershot and unfocused as those films were. Unfortunately, the formula hasn't aged well, resulting in an uneven, throwaway movie. Heat Team is occasionally amusing and even fun, but don't expect it to make any sense... |
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video source from youtube 2004 (연정고급戀情告急) Another potent popstar vehicle, Love on the Rocks is a hit-and-miss affair, with some worthwhile, telling moments and also a bunch of cloying ones. Fans of the stars (which means a lot of people) will likely be charmed. An amusing, but ultimately forgettable romantic comedy... |
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video source from youtube 2001 The world of karaoke is the subject of Matthew Chow's bizarre comedy. Anita Mui stars as Chu Wai-Tak, a mousy OL (office lady) who is actually the Queen of Karaoke. Sadly, nobody knows this because she can't muster the courage to sing in front of others, and since boyfriend Chin Kar-Lok left her, she's been in a bit of a rut. She works with King Wong (Dayo Wong), a loquacious self-proclaimed King of Karaoke, who has no problems acting like a complete ass in front of others. Both try out for a karaoke contest, but only Chu makes it in, despite choking up and puking during her audition. It seems one of the judges is her romantic rival, and wants to see her choke in front of a larger audience. Despondent, Chu turns to King Wong for training. Having lost his job and apartment, King moves in with Chu to teach her the ropes. At first, the two grate on each other, but as the lessons continue the two form something oddly romantic. Still, Chu doesn't seem to .. |
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video source from www56 30 July 2009 A major stock exchange in the world, Hong Kong attracts not only money but any who try to manipulate the market. At the Hong Kong Police Force Commercial Crime Bureau, an operation is underway to infiltrate a trading company, Feng Hua International where a man, nicknamed “Boss” is the chief suspect. The team, led by Inspector Leung (Lau Ching Wan) together with Yeung (Louis Koo) and Lam (Daniel Wu) install interception devices to monitor the company’s communications. When a crucial information on a surging share was intercepted, a moment of greed led the team in a cross fire between the Bureau and the boss. Overheard (traditional Chinese: 竊聽風雲; simplified Chinese: 窃听风云; pinyin: Qie Ting Feng Yun; Cantonese Yale: Sit Teng Fung Wan) is a 2009 Hong Kong crime thriller film written and directed by Alan Mak and Felix Chong, and produced by Henry Fong and Derek Yee. The film stars Lau Ching-Wan, Louis Koo and Daniel Wu as a trio of police .. |
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video source from wat_tv November 27, 2008 (비스트 스토커証人)Dante Lam has made the Hong Kong action hit of the year, elegantly fusing a solid action picture with the depth of an emotional psychodrama. The Beast Stalker grips like a vice from the opening frames: a thrilling car chase that ends with a $200,000 multicar stunt you have to see to believe. The film quickly introduces Tong Fei (a maturing Nicolas Tse) as the young leader of the cops who are chasing a triad boss. Tong mistakenly kills one of the twin daughters of a prosecuting attorney who is trying the boss’ case. Before he can wallow too deeply in pain and guilt, the attorney’s other twin daughter is kidnapped. Tong takes the gamble to get her back at the risk of causing the second daughter’s death. The dark and gritty roots woven by scenarist Jack Ng refuse to release their tense stranglehold on the audience while Nick Cheung embodies the hired kidnapper as a repellent, one-eyed killer-for-hire and turns it into a sympho.. |
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video source from youtube 2006 [BB프로젝트寶貝計劃 ] Jackie Chan's latest action comedy "Rob-B-Hood," co-starring Hong Kong actors Michael Hui and Louis Koo, will be screened in China starting October 1st at the beginning of the weeklong Chinese National Day holiday. In the HK$130 million action film by "New Police Story" director Benny Chan, Jackie Chan plays a gambling-addicted thief who, along with two other crooks, kidnaps the infant grandson of the richest woman in town. The theme song of the film, titled "Parents' Words," will be released ahead of the premiere through websites early next month promoting the film. Hong Kong famous musician Lam Chik was invited to write the lyric and Jackie Chan will perform the theme song himself. .. |
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video source from youtube 2000 The opening of film shows a news reporter covering a story in Turkey where many people have mysteriously died, seemingly from pneumonia. The focus then moves to Hong Kong where Buck Yuen (Chan) works as an exercise equipment salesman. After an unsuccessful day at work, he heads out through the shopping mall and intuitively knows that a robbery is about to take place. Buck thwarts the robbers plans, relieving them of the money they have stolen and returning it to the police. Later, a stranger approaches Buck, eager to speak the hero who foiled the robbery. The stranger goes by the name of Manny Liu (Eric Tsang) and he tells Buck that he is rounding up several men of Buck's age and description, one of whom could be the son of a wealthy Korean man. As a child, Buck had been an orphan, but he has vague dreams seemingly recalling his parents cooing over him, his father clutching a shiny object. Buck goes to meet the Korean man in question, a former spy, who doe.. |
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video source from youtube 2003 Act 1 The film opens eleven years prior to Infernal Affairs in 1991. Inspector Wong Chi-Shing (Anthony Wong reprising his role) is discussing the death of his first partner with an initially unseen companion, who is revealed to be Hon Sam (Eric Tsang, also reprising), the triad boss from Infernal Affairs. At this point in time Sam is a follower in Ngai Kwun's triad family and is also working as Wong's informant. Carrying a nondescript paper bag, a young Lau Kin-Ming (Edison Chen) makes his way through the streets of Mongkok. Ming stops at an ostensible martial arts school where Ngai Kwun is spending the evening. With a gun concealed in his paper bag, Ming kills Kwun and walks away. Ming arrives at a secluded office space where Sam’s wife, Mary (Carina Lau), greets him. Mary is testing her new stereo system, playing the exact same song Ming used to test his system in Infernal Affairs; she sardonically praises it to Ming in the exact manner that Yan does i.. |
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video source from veoh 2003 Heroic Duo (traditional Chinese: 雙雄) is a 2003 Hong Kong action film produced and directed by Benny Chan and starring Leon Lai, Ekin Cheng and Francis Ng. Ken Li Wen-Kin is a senior member of the Hong Kong Police Force. He has an egocentric and overpowering personality. He is intolerant of mistakes, his underlings and girlfriend, Brenda suffering due to his macho personality. The main action begins when Inspector Li is brought in to investigate a cop who has committed a crime. On interrogation the cop reveals that he remembers nothing since he met a man the night before. The strange circumstances lead Li to Jack Lai who is a master hypnotist and also in jail for manslaughter after taking the rap for a murder his wife committed under duress. Jack clearly knows who is responsible but is also clear that only he can identify the culprit. Li therefore springs Jack from jail and takes him along. Although they fail to catch the criminal, it is clear from t.. |
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video source from youtube 2004 The film is the third chapter of a shared story that began with Days of Being Wild and continued with In the Mood for Love. There are four main story arcs to the film. Three are about the relations of Chow with women that he meets after losing Su Li-Zhen. The first concerns Chow and Wang Jing Wen, the second is about Chow and Bai Ling, and the third is about Chow and a different woman who is also named Su Li-Zhen. The fourth takes place in Chow's mysterious world of 2046 and concerns a Japanese passenger falling in love with an android. Typical of Wong Kar-wai films, the arcs are presented in pieces and in non-chronological order. Also typical of Wong Kar-wai films, many scenes in the film involve characters conversing back and forth in different languages (Japanese, Cantonese, Mandarin). It is assumed that each character, while only speaking one primary language, is more-or-less fluent in the other languages. The approximate order of the arcs is list.. |
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video source from youtube December 21, 2006 Detective Hei (Leung), a kind-hearted veteran police officer and his partner Bong (Kaneshiro) bust a rapist in 2003. When Bong returns home after the bust, he finds his pregnant girlfriend has committed suicide. Since then, Bong becomes an alcoholic and turns in his badge to work as a private investigator. He is obsessed with finding out why his girlfriend committed suicide years ago. Three years later, Bong discovers on the night of his girlfriend's suicide, she had been waiting at a bar for her secret lover, who wound up unconscious after a car accident the same night. Bong originally thinks that he will be angry at his girlfriend's lover, but he ends up taking care of the comatose lover while he lays in hospital. Bong eventually moves on and falls in love with a girl who sells beer in the same bar, Feng (Shu Qi). Hei marries Susan (Xu Jinlei), daughter of billionaire Chau. Hei and two accomplices (two lowlifes) break into Chau's home to rob and kill C.. |
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video source from youtube 1997 신투첩영(1997, Downtown Torpedoes / 新偸諜影) Hong Kong’s answer to Mission: Impossible is a slight action-thriller that’s carried out professionally and commercially. Jackal (Takeshi Kaneshiro), Cash (Jordan Chan) and Sam (Charlie Young) form the core of ATM (Available Tactical Mercenaries), an industrial espionage unit that utilizes high-tech gadgetry to steal technology and fence it on the black market. However, they're blackmailed by the Hong Kong government (led by Alex Fong Chung-Sun) to snatch some counterfeit plates called SN2 from the British MI5. Naturally stuff goes wrong, our heroes are framed for SN2’s disappearance, and then they must set about clearing their names with whatever hi-tech gadgets they have leftover. Directed in glossy fashion by Teddy Chan, the film works thanks to Stephen Tung’s action sequences, which possess a flair and energy sorely lacking in recent Hong Kong films. However, the storytelling is virtua.. |
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video source from youtube 1999 Diagnosed with a terminal illness, Cheung (Andy Lau) is given four weeks to live. As he eats at a diner, Inspector Ho Sheung-Sang (Lau Ching-Wan), a police negotiator, has been called to the scene of a bank robbery standoff that's being bungled by his inept boss, Wong Kai-Fat. Listening to a negotiation between Wong and the robbers, Ho feels that the robbers are professionals and goes in the negotiate with the robbers, but finds them nervous and arguing with each other. After goading the robbers, a man amongst the hostages stands up and shoots the robbers dead. Claiming to be an off duty officer, Inspector Ho recognizes his sniffling as the robber talking to Wong before he went in. As the police rush in, Inspector Ho leaves the crime scene to grab some breakfast. In the crowd, an old man takes pictures of him. Cheung has taken an interest in Ho, who he discovers was a former member SDU. He then stages his own robbery to get in contact with him. He scares.. |
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video source from myspace Accident (Chinese: 意外; pinyin: Yì Wài; Cantonese Yale: Yi Ngoi), originally titled Assassins (Chinese: 暗殺), is a 2009 Hong Kong actionthriller directed by Soi Cheang, produced by Johnnie To and starring Louis Koo, and Richie Ren. Accident competed at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, and was released theatrically in Hong Kong on 17 September 2009. A self-styled “accident choreographer,” the Brain is a professional hitman who kills his victims by trapping them in well crafted “accidents” that look like unfortunate mishaps but are in fact perfectly staged acts of crime. Perennially plagued with guilt, he is also suspicious and morbid by nature. The recent avalanche of memories of his lost wife does not make things any easier. After one mission accidentally goes wrong, causing the life of one of his men, the Brain is convinced that this accident has been choreographed: someone is out there plotting to te.. |
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video source from youtube 30 January 2008 CJ7 (traditional Chinese: 長江七號; simplified Chinese: 长江七号; pinyin: Cháng Jiāng qī hào; Cantonese Yale: Cheung gong chat hou) is a2008 Hong Kong science fiction/comedy film co-written, co-produced and directed by Stephen Chow, who also stars in the film. It was released on 31 January 2008 in Hong Kong. It was also released on 14 March 2008 in the United States. In August 2007 the film was given the title CJ7,[1] a play on China's successful Shenzhou manned space missions—Shenzhou 5 andShenzhou 6. It was previously been known by a series of working titles—Alien, Yangtze River VII, Long River 7 and most notably, A Hope. CJ7 was filmed in Ningbo, in the Zhejiang province of China. Chow Ti (Stephen Chow) is a poor laborer working on construction sites. He lives in a partially demolished house with his son, Dicky (Xu Jiao). Chow is eager to save money so he can continue sending his son to private school, .. |
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video source from youtube 2003 Nancy, a near-despicable Hong Kong girl who's bitchy and petulant, and even grits money from Keith, a pathetic guy who blatantly adores her. After discovering him reading her mail (a common occurrence, it would seem), it comes to light that her long-lost father, Andy Jihuai, is requesting a family reunion. With the promise of some sort of inheritance, Nancy travels to the ancestral rural home to find a passel of relatives she's never met, much less cares for. The eldest brother is Deon Ting, followed by single mother Deon, fourth brother Nick, fifth brother Jerry, sixth sister Linda, and eighth brother Ben. For those keeping score, Nancy qualifies as the seventh sister, while third brother Sam wasn't able to attend. Deon, the second sister,also dragged along her young daughter Fanny, and the manor has a crusty servant named Wong. These salient details are related to Nancy by Lawyer Cheung, who has other news to impart: Ting died shortly after sending the.. |
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video source from youtube 1987 EASTERN CONDORS is director Sammo Hung's high-energy version of THE DIRTY DOZEN. To win their freedom, a group of hardened Asian convicts agree to go on a suicidal mission to Vietnam and destroy an abandoned ammunitions dump before the Vietcong discovers it. Along the way, the men run into a trio of female freedom fighters and a freewheeling martial artist named Rat, played by Hung's Peking Opera "brother," Yuen Biao. The film borrows liberally from other Vietnam war movies (the Russian roulette scene from THE DEER HUNTER, for instance), but there are plenty of imaginative turns, including an instance when Hung uses leaves as deadly projectiles. As is typical in Hung's films, the action choreography is fluid and energetic. Hung's wife, Joyce Godenzi, plays one of the Cambodian guerrillas, Oscar-winner Haing S. Ngor (THE KILLING FIELDS) appears as a mentally deranged peasant, and Yuen Wah (Hung's and Biao's other stage brother) gives a quirky performanc.. |
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video source from youtube 2005 Perhaps Love (simplified Chinese: 如果·爱; traditional Chinese: 如果·愛; pinyin: Rúguǒ. Ài) is a 2005 film directed by Peter Chan, written by Oi Wah Lam and Raymond To, and choreographed by Farah Khan. It is funded by Astro Shaw and TVB, and is distributed by Celestial Pictures. Sypnosis A Mainland director Nie Wen decides to make a film musical starring his Mainland girlfriend Sun Na and Hong Kong actor Lin Jian-dong "/wiki/Takeshi_Kaneshiro" . Unknown to him, Sun has met Lin before ten years ago when she was a singer in . The two had a relationship together then, when Lin was a film student. Ten years later, now a huge movie star, she refuses to acknowledge they have met before. Nie envisages the materials to the musical, which include a plot where a girl loses her memory and comes to live with a circus troupe. Sun plays the amnesiac girl and Lin her boyfriend who tries to bring back her memories. As the shooting of the movie st.. |
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video source from viki 2009 Plot In 1905, Sun Yat-sen (called "Sun Wen" in the film) intends to come to Hong Kong (then a colony of the British Empire) to discuss his plans for revolution with fellow Tongmenghui members to overthrow the corrupt and crumbling Dynasty. Empress Dowager Cixi sends a group of assassins led by Yan Xiaoguo to kill Sun. Revolutionary Chen Shaobai arrives in Hong Kong a few days before Sun's arrival, to meet Li Yutang, a businessman who provides financial aid for the revolutionaries. As Sun Wen's arrival day draws near, trouble begins brewing in Hong Kong as Chen Shaobai's acquaintances are murdered and Chen himself is kidnapped by the assassins during a raid. Li Yutang decides to officially declare his support for the revolutionaries after the newspaper agency is closed by the British authorities, who maintain a policy of laissez-faire towards China's political situation. Li rallies a group of men, including rickshaw pullers, hawkers and a be.. |
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video source from veoh 1985 Synopsis Priest Kau (Lam Ching Ying) is engaged to perform a reburial for a deceased rich man. Together with his inept disciples Man Choi (Ricky Hui) and Tsau Tsang (Chin Siu Ho), Kau discovers that the corpse is still almost intact and looks alive. They attempt to prevent the corpse from rising but they fail and the corpse becomes a Jiang Shi(Chinese "hopping" vampire). The vampire runs amok and kills many people. Kau leads his disciples on a brave attempt to destroy the vampire. Man Choi is attacked by the vampire once and almost turns into one after being infected by the vampire's disease. Meanwhile, Tsau Tsang is seduced by a female ghost and his soul is almost taken away. Kau has a hard time dealing with his disciples' problems and putting an end to the vampire's rampage. .. |
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video source from youtube 2008 Everything was going well for Ah Bo (Stephy Tang) until recently. After graduating from college, Ah Bo decided to open a shop with her long-time boyfriend, Ah Jun (Stephen Wong Ka Lok), thinking that she would eventually marry Jun when everything has been set up and running smoothly. One day, Bao met her old classmate Kei Kei (Alice Tzeng). Kei Kei, being smitten by Ah Jun; decided to steal Ah Jun for her own, not caring about Ah Bo's feelings. It turned out that not only Bo has lost her love of a lifetime, she also loses her shop. Ah Bo's good friend, Ah Man (Leila Tong) and long time boyfriend, Ah Fung (Terry Wu). In the meantime, Ah Fung is also two-timing Ah Man with another woman. Although Ah Man does love Ah Fung, she takes him for granted and thinks that he will never leave her. She is also selfish and doesn't want to be tied to a single relationship. After the break-up, Ah Bo found a job as a make-up artist in the mall. Her boss Ah Kuen broke th.. |
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video source from other February 8, 1986 A Better Tomorrow( Chinese :英雄本色; Mandarin Pinyin :Yīngxióng běnsè; Jyutping : Jing1 hung4 bun2 sik1; literally "True Colors of a Hero") is a 1986 Hong Kong action film which had a profound influence on the Hong Kong film-making industry, and later on an international scale .Directed by John Woo , it stars Chow Yun-fat , Ti Lung and Leslie Cheung . Although the movie was made with a tight budget and was relatively unknown until it went on screen due to virtually no advertising, it broke Hong Kong 's box office record and went on to become a blockbuster in Asian countries. It is highly regarded, ranking at #2 of the Best 100 Chinese Motion Pictures . Its success also ensured the sequelA Better Tomorrow 2, also directed by Woo, andA Better Tomorrow 3: Love & Death in Saigon, a prequel directed by producer Tsui Hark .Ho works for the triad whose principal operation is printing a.. |
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