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Chun Hua Li
Total Credits at Criticker: 6 (Actor)
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This standard Hong Kong action film brings together a trio of cops from different backgrounds: a Hong Kong detective, a female Interpol agent, and a slapstick cop from the Philippines. The Hong Kong detective (Robin Shou) is out for revenge for the death of his best friend and finds that a Interpol martial arts expert (Yukari Oshima) is on the trail of the same criminal. Director Phillip Ko portrays the arch-villain. (allrovi.com)
The Hong Kong police take on a vicious Vietnamese gang. Following the death of one their members, the rest of the gang vow revenge. (imdb)
Kuei Chih-hung was famous for his modern day crime thrillers, his horror flicks, and even his comedies, but many feel this was his best kung-fu film. Many also consider this real life martial arts champion Chen Kuan-tai's best performance. As a deeply, even obsessively, dedicated Chief Court Constable, he illuminates the screen with fighting skill and emotional passion. (hkcinemagic.com)
She is woman, hear her roar! This martial arts classic centers on a female master fighter (Yang Pan-Pan) who doesn't want to marry her gangster suitor (Tiger Yang), so she declares a kung fu contest. Anyone who defeats the femme fatale and her battle-ready brother and sister will win her hand in marriage. The contest heats up when a prospective suitor hires ruthless killers to do his dirty work. (Netflix)
A taxi driver can never catch a break. He is often robbed, to the point that his loved ones have come to expect it. His luck changes one evening when he discovers that he holds a winning lottery ticket.
An orphan is raised by a thief Lung Hsiao Tien. During a robbery, the orphan is wounded and abandoned. From then on, he decides to live properly and get out of Lung's grip. Soon, he makes an unfortunate encounter, some thieves who were his accomplices; oblige him to see their leader, Lung again...Only a violent outcome can end his life of misery. (Wu Tang Collection)






