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Une flic de choc 2

Titre original : Shi jie da shai
  • 1989
  • 1h 30min
NOTE IMDb
6,0/10
720
MA NOTE
Cynthia Rothrock in Une flic de choc 2 (1989)
Arts martiauxActionComédie

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn FBI agent works undercover as a journalist to track counterfeiters.An FBI agent works undercover as a journalist to track counterfeiters.An FBI agent works undercover as a journalist to track counterfeiters.

  • Réalisation
    • Hoi Mang
  • Scénario
    • Sai-Shing Shum
    • Michael Swift
  • Casting principal
    • Cynthia Rothrock
    • Siu-Ho Chin
    • Hoi Mang
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    6,0/10
    720
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Hoi Mang
    • Scénario
      • Sai-Shing Shum
      • Michael Swift
    • Casting principal
      • Cynthia Rothrock
      • Siu-Ho Chin
      • Hoi Mang
    • 10avis d'utilisateurs
    • 21avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Rôles principaux34

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    Cynthia Rothrock
    Cynthia Rothrock
    • Cindy
    Siu-Ho Chin
    Siu-Ho Chin
    • Undercover Officer
    Hoi Mang
    Hoi Mang
    • Shorty
    • (as Hoi Man)
    Elizabeth Lee
    Elizabeth Lee
    • Judy Yu
    • (as Lee Mei Fung)
    Ronny Yu
    Ronny Yu
    • Wong Dak
    Melvin Wong
    Melvin Wong
    • Melvin Wong
    Wu Ma
    Wu Ma
    • Shorty's Dad
    Tai-Bo
    Tai-Bo
    • Turbo
    Roy Chiao
    Roy Chiao
    • Prosecutor Yu
    Margret Miu
    • Ms. Miao
    Fat Chung
    Fat Chung
    • Break-and-Enter Thief
    Keith Kwan
    Keith Kwan
    • Keith
    Jeffrey Falcon
    Jeffrey Falcon
    • Thug
    • (as Jeff Falcon)
    Vincent Lyn
    Vincent Lyn
    • Thug
    Billy Chow
    Billy Chow
    • Billy Chow
    Huang-Hsi Liu
    • Kidnapper
    Yun-Chiang Peng
    Yun-Chiang Peng
    • Dak's Thug
    James Tien
    James Tien
    • Assistant Prosecutor
    • Réalisation
      • Hoi Mang
    • Scénario
      • Sai-Shing Shum
      • Michael Swift
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    6MajesticMane

    🥋Kung-Fu Chaos: Fists, Firearms, and Farce 😅🥊

    The 1989 action-comedy film "Shi jie da shai," directed by Hoi Mang, is a fast-paced, entertaining ride through Hong Kong's underworld.

    The story follows Cynthia Rothrock as Cindy, an American FBI agent who goes undercover as a journalist to take down a criminal newspaper editor, Ronny Dak, played by Ronny Yu. With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film delivers a good balance of martial arts, humor, and intrigue.

    The action is the film's strong suit. The fight choreography is impressive and features a variety of martial arts styles, including kung-fu and taekwondo. The film earns its "Born to Fight" moniker, with well-shot and edited action sequences that showcase the skills of the cast, particularly the leading ladies. Rothrock, a world champion martial artist, is a force to be reckoned with on screen, and Lee holds her own as well. The film also has some creative and humorous uses of everyday objects as weapons, adding a layer of inventiveness to the fights.

    The standout scene involves a thrilling fight sequence, showcasing Rothrock's acrobatic and high-kicking skills as she battles a series of opponents, including some of the era's most notable "bad guy" actors. The choreography, a collaboration between Mang Hoi and Corey Yuen, fuses graceful, acrobatic moves with hard-hitting style.

    While the film excels in action and has a talented cast, the plot is not its strongest point. The narrative takes a back seat to the fight scenes, and the humor, though subjectively entertaining, may fall flat for some viewers, especially with the challenges of translation from Hong Kong comedy to other audiences.

    Overall, "Shi jie da shai" is an enjoyable martial arts film that showcases Cynthia Rothrock's skills and solidifies her status as one of the top action stars of her era. It's a must-watch for fans of 80s Hong Kong cinema and martial arts enthusiasts. So, if you're in the mood for some over-the-top kung-fu chaos with a side of slapstick, give Shi Jie Da Shai a go. Just don't expect a comedic masterpiece-the laughs are few and far between, but the action might just knock your socks off.
    8Movie-Misfit

    One of the best from HK's golden age!

    A sequel to Above The Law (Righting Wrongs) by name only, and mainly for the Western market, this insane movie is a completely different kind of film that trades the serious action, thriller, for the non-stop action, comedy.

    And that's not a bad thing.

    Unfortunately though, this sequel tends to lack the production values, and directorial efforts of the first – going through a collection of directors, and hairstyles (which is slightly entertaining) but keeping the same hard-knock fight scenes which we all know and love.

    In fact, Rothrock claims to this day that her favourite movie that shows her fighting best, is Blonde Fury (Above The Law 2). And, that's possibly quite true!

    Whereas Righting Wrongs was Yuen Biao's time to shine, Blonde Fury is all about the Roth! She actually looks like she is having a great time, which comes across quite well in her character.

    Cynthia is aided by ex-boyfriend Meng Hoi, and the fantastic Chin Sui Hoi (brother to the amazing Chin Kar Lok), who both get to show their own skills throughout the show, battling bad guy superstars Billy Chow and Chung Fat, along with a host of other (very hurt looking) stunt-men.

    Definitely crazy, often hilarious, and continuously action packed, this gem of a mess is pure entertainment from start to finish!

    Enjoy!
    9leonardconstantin61

    almost perfect

    this movie amazed me because it has nice story,good cast,good directors,very good fights and awesome soundtrack.Cynthia rothrock acts very well in this , she has a lot of charm,is very beautiful in this and fights very well.She is my favorite martial arts actress because she makes her own stunts and she is not fake.i think this movie don't deserve a 10 because i was disappointed by a fight between Cynthia fighting against a bad guy in the house of her roommate and i didn't like the ending also because i expected a brutal fight between she and the chief villain.but the fights are very well photographed and Corey yuen does its job very well as usual coordinated the fights scenes.fans of Cynthia rothrock watch this movie because she was in top form in this and because BLONDE FURY it is in the top 3 for sure in her list.
    8simon_booth

    Pure action movie

    Blonde Fury is a pure, undiluted action movie, taking a thin plot and spicing it up with some easy to appreciate comedy and some kick ass action choreography. I think it's the only movie I've seen that was fully directed by one of my favourite action directors, Mang Hoi. He's the guy primarily responsible for the action in ROYAL WARRIORS and MAGNIFICENT WARRIORS, which feature some of my absolute favourite fight scenes. He brings with him quite the cast of fighters and stuntmen, and a few other respected HK actors to fill out the cast. The script puts Cynthia Rothrock undercover and on the case of some nasty counterfeiters, who have an unequal-opportunities employment scheme which dictates that all their employees be top martial artists. Bad for Cynthia, cool for us. The choreography is of that brutal late 80's HK style, where cast and stuntmen get crashed and smashed into anything on set for our entertainment. Fast, inventive, intricate and with a lot of genuine skill on display.

    It's actually quite a good story too, in truth - overall implausible, but it all seems to kind of make sense when you're watching it, and there are some good characters. Cynthia herself is actually quite charming here, though that might be due to a particularly charismatic voice actress on the Mandarin dub track more than her natural charisma.

    Not a complicated movie, but a greatly entertaining one - and a must see for anybody who needs a good fix of action HK golden age style!
    4paul_m_haakonsen

    Semi-watchable late 1980s cheesy action...

    I can't say that I was harboring much of any grand expectations to the 1989 action movie "Shi Jie Da Shai" (aka "Lady Reporter" or "Female Reporter"), as I stumbled upon it by random chance here in 2023. I had, in fact, never actually heard about the movie prior to sitting down to watch it. But then again, I never been a fan of Cynthia Rothrock.

    Writers Sai-Shing Shum and Michael Swift put together a very stereotypical late 1980s action script. But hey, if you enjoy that kind of cheese, then you're in for a treat, because "Shi Jie Da Shai" is full of 1980s cheese, for better or worse. I found the movie to be semi-watchable, but it was not an outstanding movie experience. Nor is is a movie that I will ever return to watch a second time.

    And something I don't understand about the 1980s movie's that were made in Hong Kong and then released worldwide got such terrible dubbing work done, every single time. And "Shi Jie Da Shai" was no different. The dubbing in the movie was just toe-curling bad.

    There were some fair enough action and martial arts scenes throughout the course of the 90 minutes that the movie ran for. But it was overshadowed by a rather inferior script, and the movie was ultimately suffering from that fact.

    I am sure that there is a fan base out there for a movie such as "Shi Jie Da Shai", especially if you enjoy the work of Cynthia Rothrock. I just happen not to be a part of that particular club.

    My rating of director Hoi Mang's 1989 movie lands on a four out of ten stars.

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      The scene in which Cynthia Rothrock jumps from the burning building while holding a baby had to be filmed many times with Rothrock performing the stunt herself while wearing high heels. The night after filming, Rothrock experienced dizziness and was taken to a hospital where a physician declared her healthy but claimed the stunt had "jumbled" her internal organs.
    • Gaffes
      The engine noise of Cindy's Ford Escort XR3i Cabriolet, when it zooms through several shots, sound far differently to the Ford CVH of the actual car, indicating that the engine noise has been dubbed over.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie (2011)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 28 avril 1989 (Hong Kong)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Hong Kong
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Mandarin
      • Cantonais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Lady Reporter
    • Sociétés de production
      • Golden Harvest Company
      • Bo Ho Film Company Ltd.
      • Paragon Films Ltd.
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      • 1h 30min(90 min)
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    • Rapport de forme
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