San jaat si hing

2004
1h 34min

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Edison Chen, Nicholas Tse, and Simon Yam in San jaat si hing (2004)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaKit comes from a very fortunate family, with an outstanding police officer father When the family starts to break up, Man impulsively shot Kit's mother. After Kit's parents divorced, Kit vie... Leer todoKit comes from a very fortunate family, with an outstanding police officer father When the family starts to break up, Man impulsively shot Kit's mother. After Kit's parents divorced, Kit viewed Man his father as an enemy. As an adult, he vowed to become a police officer, and to j... Leer todoKit comes from a very fortunate family, with an outstanding police officer father When the family starts to break up, Man impulsively shot Kit's mother. After Kit's parents divorced, Kit viewed Man his father as an enemy. As an adult, he vowed to become a police officer, and to join Man's team, hoping that Man will pay for what he has done. Kit's cousin, Chi falls for... Leer todo

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Standard HK cop movie

Not a bad movie, but nothing special about it either. This is a very average HK cop movie with average acting, no good cinematography, and kind of flat story. But, there's Gillian Chung, and Edison Chen in this movie, and maybe that alone is interesting.

Fit character (played by Edison Chen) steals the show in this movie. The main plot of conflict between father and son is obscured because Fit stands out so much in the story.

This shows that Edison's loss is great to HK movie industry and if possible, I'd like to see him back in action. He would be the next Simon Yam if he can come back to the craft that he's so talented in.

Not an inspiring movie, which could have been a few notches higher with better directing, and cinematography.

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another cop movie from hong Kong

Moving Targets...wasn't so much disappointed, it was actually an o.k movie, lets put it this way, its what I've come to expect of Hong Kong movies these days.

Kit (Nicholas Tse) is raised by his mum after his dad shoots her and deserts them, he grows up to become a cop alongside his best friend Fit (Edison Chen). After a successful mission, Kit finds himself being placed in a team headed by his father, his father that hes grown up hating and has a lot of resentment towards.

While trying to bring down the biggest drug lord in Hong Kong, it appears Fit has been tempted by the dark side, unable to resist the lure of the money he needs to help support his pregnant wife (Gil from Twins).

As I said this movie is watchable, the story wraps up neatly with everyone having redeemed themselves in one way or another.

3/5 ***

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The film was billed as a modern update of the 1980s TVB serial "Police Cadet", which starred Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Maggie Cheung, Ching-Wan Lau, Carina Lau, etc. But Jing Wong just kept the character names and wrote a new story. The film was a box-office disappointment, infuriating legions of fans who wanted Wong not to make any sort of adaptation to the classic show.