Double Vision

Double Vision (2002)

  • 60% of critics liked it
    (5 reviews)

  • 43% of users liked it
    (1,775 ratings)

Directed by former critic Chen Kuo-fu, Shuang Tong (Double Vision) is a Taiwanese effort at combining various aspects of the crime and horror genres with the excitement of martial arts. Led by detective Li Feng-po (Leon Dai), a group of detectives use physical violence to get a confession from a… More

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In Theaters
Dec 31, 2002 Wide
On DVD
Aug 5, 2003
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Pablo Villaca, Cinema em Cena

    Quando se concentra na relação entre os personagens de Leung e Morse, o filme é fascinante. Pena que sua resolução transforme o roteiro numa bagunça completa.

  • Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com

    Presents long stretches between the more compelling ideas and the end result is a movie that smells like an enjoyable Genre Stew but ends up tasting like limp noodles.

  • David Cornelius, Hollywood Bitchslap

    It's creepy, it's engaging, it's great, brainy fun.

  • Joshua Tanzer, Offoffoff

    Looks very much like a lost Chinese episode of The X-Files, but it's still a good, weird ride starring Hong Kong star Tony Leung and American actor David Morse.

  • Urban Cinefile Critics, Urban Cinefile

    A gripping bi-lingual drama with spiritual/mystic overtones, Double Vision is a well crafted entertainment with an intriguing premise.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Lee ?


    Solid Asian supernatural thriller set in Taiwan about an investigation into a series of grisly murders based on Taoism mythology. Sets a decent pace from the start and doesn't shy away from the violence. Found myself a little confused in the plot towards the end as explanations… More

  • Anthony L


    East meets West in this original supernatural thriller. David Morse is on good form as always.

  • Justin Y


    More of a mystery and suspense film rather than an action and adventure, which this flick may be marketed as. When all is said and done, this is basically an Asian answer to <i>Se7en</i>.<p>Obviously, this film moves really slowly as any investigative crime drama… More

  • Jens S


    Okay, this movie tried really hard to be the asian "Se7ven" but neither did it make much sense nor was it very exciting. Confusing and unnecessarily bloody.

  • Sylvester K


    What the hell did I just watched, It doesn't make any sense. A gore fest with martial art to summarise the film.

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