Esther Kwan, Jing-hung Kwok, Jingchu Zhang
A traffic accident brings together the lives of a wanted criminal, a police sergeant, a public prosecutor and her daughter.
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There wasn't one single monster in this (what's up with that?), although Nick Cheung possessed some über-human qualities like always being out of the blue and into the right place always at the right time, moving at speeds faster than light, and getting bashed in the face with a ...( read more)
Good movie. The way the story comes together in this film is very inventive. Also, the cinematography was very innovative, especially the car crash that takes place at the beginning. This movie involved a lot of emotion which I think that the actors conveyed well to the audience....( read more)
didn't watch from start so can't really say, but truly, Nick Cheung has gone from the dumb guy in Wong Jing's movie, to dumb guy in TVB dramas straight to winning best supporting actor for not a dumb character at all in this. I'm so proud of you... isk isk isk
We've seen this type of concept already, it's not very original. The acting is fantastic and the script is good, except it isn't very solid. Some of the action scenes were too chaotic, but when they got it right, I reckon it was it was dead on. The worst part about the film is pr...( read more)
This is definitely the Best Picture of 2008 in Hong Kong. How come it was not even nominated for Best Film?
This is really a breakthrough performances for both leads Nick Cheung & Nicholas Tse. Zhang JingChu & Liu Kai Chi not too bad.
The movie have to be watched in sequent...( read more)
the movie is not that entertaining,the story is just fine but not enough intensify!
But the acting by several actor and actress is very good.
Nick Cheung's performance earn himself Best Actor in HK Film Award.
But not to forget Nicolas Tse, ZhangJingChu, Liu Kai Chi and the li...( read more)
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