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4,3/10
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Kowloon é um policial de temperamento forte que investiga uma série de homicídios enquanto tenta descobrir o paradeiro de sua noiva.Kowloon é um policial de temperamento forte que investiga uma série de homicídios enquanto tenta descobrir o paradeiro de sua noiva.Kowloon é um policial de temperamento forte que investiga uma série de homicídios enquanto tenta descobrir o paradeiro de sua noiva.
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Artistas
JuJu Chan Szeto
- Lady Sinclair
- (as JuJu Chan)
- Direção
- Roteiristas
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Avaliações em destaque
In short:
Not recommended, not a good production overall. One of those three stars is for the budget which partially seems to have been there, one is for costume/backdrop and stagework, i would detract 1 for both martial arts choreography (overly complicated spinkicks and pushkicks that would never work or be used) put on that horrible effects and u got a really bad movie. This can barely be compared to the old 70's and 80'skung fu movies.
This is bad, the only saving grace is the plotline which first denotes the dragon as metaphorical and keeps the interest not fully dead.
This is the worst of the worst movies out of Hong Kong so far in 2019. It might become the champion of the worst movie ever made in Hong Kong. What a big joke, man. The screenplay is so childish and ridiculous, the directing, the costume and make-up, the....Well, none of them was right, just ridiculously bad. The hair stylist for the leading actor should be fired. It's just bad, through and through. Zhang Jin was totally wasted by this absurd movie, and he should be aware that if he kept signing up to play roles in such kinda lousy movies with so laughable screenplays and bad directors, soon he'd be marginalized and pushed aside as a B-level actor. All the supporting actors in this movie also suck big time. Nothing is right, so don't waste your time and money to watch this brain-dead movie. It'll harm your brain.
A Chinese movie.
It is a kind of action thriller.
Totally crazy.
The effects are lousy, quite a few moments are poorly achieved and caricatured, in fact the dragon is too exaggerated.
Disappoints in visual effects.
The performances are not entirely accomplished.
The choreographies of well executed blows.
The script seems written by a teenager. Although the story is not bad.
It fulfills its function which is to entertain but only that.
It is about a detective who has to have a revolver in a case of murdering female police officers and the incidents he does to achieve it.
I love martial arts movie, and I had high expectations with this movie but sadly disappointed me.
Movie stars Max Zhang from Master Z, SPL 2 and Ip Man 3. Going toe to toe with Anderson Silva who is a real MMA. It supposed to give the same feeling of Ip Man vs Mike Tyson. Sadly this movie could not take itself too seriously.
I was so disappointed with this movie.
1) the music used were one of the biggest problems. Who ever was the music director should be fired, or movie director was totally insane to approve those tracks in majority of scenes! The Movie just uses wrong music for the wrong time. A woman being assaulted and they play a quirky music.
2) too many unnecessary jokes that are just not funny! And jokes used at wrong time
3) main character played by Max has a health condition which the movie or story does not highlight, he just visits a psychiatrist as you don't know why.
4) I couldn't even watch all the movie or take the movie seriously because of the bad vibe and tone of the movie
5) I don't mind the poor CG effects, or the poorly obvious dragon CG, because I know I am watching an action realistic movie instead of fantasy. But you cannot even tell if that story Max said about the dragon was true or a joke. But I hated the scene they used with Max and Anderson at the wedding party, which was poorly shot! And the train wreck scene was just unneeded and stupid
6) wtf happened to Anderson Silva's voice? I know Anderson has a soft low tone voice. But every time he spoke in the movie, it just felt wrong. Almost as if he was not speaking but moving his lips, and then later doing the voice over for the movie, which is unnecessary!
7) some acting were so poor and exaggerated. Like the opening of the movie. That drug lord was the same actor in Invisible Target, and he also plays a bad guy. But his acting in the movie Invisible Target was quite good.
8) location of Macau was actually very good, I like the shots of Macau, especially the motorbike scene. Usually Macau shots in movies are always in casino.
9) martial arts fight scenes were okish, the movie was so dull I couldn't watch it till the end
10) a disappointing dull mess of a movie
Don't waste your time! Max Zhang wasted potential, a wasted opportunity for Anderson Silva.
Movie stars Max Zhang from Master Z, SPL 2 and Ip Man 3. Going toe to toe with Anderson Silva who is a real MMA. It supposed to give the same feeling of Ip Man vs Mike Tyson. Sadly this movie could not take itself too seriously.
I was so disappointed with this movie.
1) the music used were one of the biggest problems. Who ever was the music director should be fired, or movie director was totally insane to approve those tracks in majority of scenes! The Movie just uses wrong music for the wrong time. A woman being assaulted and they play a quirky music.
2) too many unnecessary jokes that are just not funny! And jokes used at wrong time
3) main character played by Max has a health condition which the movie or story does not highlight, he just visits a psychiatrist as you don't know why.
4) I couldn't even watch all the movie or take the movie seriously because of the bad vibe and tone of the movie
5) I don't mind the poor CG effects, or the poorly obvious dragon CG, because I know I am watching an action realistic movie instead of fantasy. But you cannot even tell if that story Max said about the dragon was true or a joke. But I hated the scene they used with Max and Anderson at the wedding party, which was poorly shot! And the train wreck scene was just unneeded and stupid
6) wtf happened to Anderson Silva's voice? I know Anderson has a soft low tone voice. But every time he spoke in the movie, it just felt wrong. Almost as if he was not speaking but moving his lips, and then later doing the voice over for the movie, which is unnecessary!
7) some acting were so poor and exaggerated. Like the opening of the movie. That drug lord was the same actor in Invisible Target, and he also plays a bad guy. But his acting in the movie Invisible Target was quite good.
8) location of Macau was actually very good, I like the shots of Macau, especially the motorbike scene. Usually Macau shots in movies are always in casino.
9) martial arts fight scenes were okish, the movie was so dull I couldn't watch it till the end
10) a disappointing dull mess of a movie
Don't waste your time! Max Zhang wasted potential, a wasted opportunity for Anderson Silva.
This movie is a Hong Kong production and the DVD comes with a Cantonese version. All the main characters of this movie are from all over the world but not Hong Kong. Anderson Silva is Brazilian American. Kevin Cheng and Juju Chan are Chinese American from San Francisco and New York. Annie Liu is from Taiwan and Jin Zhang is from China. None of them are native Cantonese speakers. Their dialogues in Cantonese are so funny and not one person can speak fluent Cantonese. Skip the Cantonese version.
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- Orçamento
- US$ 12.000.000 (estimativa)
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 2.869.666
- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 25 min(85 min)
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- Proporção
- 2.35 : 1
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