Hao qing gai tian

1997
1h 41min

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Julian Cheung and Michael Wong in Hao qing gai tian (1997)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaDuring an operation with a master criminal, an undercover cop fails his mission because he was shot by an uniform officer. His superior suspects he has become a bad seed and refuses to allow... Leer todoDuring an operation with a master criminal, an undercover cop fails his mission because he was shot by an uniform officer. His superior suspects he has become a bad seed and refuses to allow him to rejoin the force. In order to prove his innocence, the cop decides to follow the t... Leer todoDuring an operation with a master criminal, an undercover cop fails his mission because he was shot by an uniform officer. His superior suspects he has become a bad seed and refuses to allow him to rejoin the force. In order to prove his innocence, the cop decides to follow the thief to the Sino-Russian border on an arms struggle deal, but on the way they are chased b... Leer todo

Dirección
- Chuen-Yee Cha
Guionistas
- Kai-Cheung Chung
- Chiu-Wing Lam
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5.4/10

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Dirección
- Chuen-Yee Cha
Guionistas
- Kai-Cheung Chung
- Chiu-Wing Lam
Elenco

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7Leofwine_draca

It works

Well, I quite liked this forgotten Hong Kong action thriller, which I think sits well when compared to comparable stuff that Hollywood was putting out during the era (I'm thinking of productions like John Woo's BROKEN ARROW in particular). It's a buddy-style road movie in which undercover cop Julian Cheung and international arms dealer Michael Wong are thrown together for an exciting adventure through mainland China in a bid to smuggle some missiles back to Hong Kong. The lengthy plotting favourably recalls classics like INFERNAL AFFAIRS and Cheung is solid in a Tony Leung-type role, although the charismatic Wong is my favourite thing in this. There's plenty of satisfying fights, shoot-outs and explosions here, particularly during the typically over the top climax. Watch out for Francis Ng's bizarre role as a psychiatrist.