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as the poster before me, I have no idea why the "german" title of the movie was changed to DRAGON FORCE ?!

1st of all, there're no dragons ...

2nd, why change an English title to a different English title, that makes no sense at all ?! at least translate it into German, IF you HAVE to translate it at all !?

The movie itself has always been one of my favorite HK movies of all times! Cynthia Khan is definitely my favorite HK actress.

The movie itself couldn't be any better. Lots of action, blood, more action, and in the midst of all, 3 beautiful women ! ;o)

MY all time favorite !!!

9/10 ... just because I cannot find the DVD anywhere *hihi*

peace out

A good question is why this movie is sold under the title "Dragon Force" in Germany - I didn't spot any dragons ;-) "Death Triangle" tells the story of two police investigators (Cynthia Khan as Yang and Moon Lee as Li). They have always been good friends, but fall in love with the same man. He marries Yang, which drives Li insane. She kills the guy and makes sure all clues will lead the police to the conclusion that Yang did it. Yang escapes from the police, and the only one she can ask for help is a car thief she once arrested and obviously isn't very fond of her. This car thief named Coco is played by Cynthia Luster, and she performs totally over the top, almost like a funny sidekick, but tragedy strikes as her little son is kidnapped by Li. Yang and Coco unite in order to to rescue the boy, kill Li and - if possible - prove Yang innocent.

Interesting and unusual role for Cythia Luster, same goes for evil Moon Lee. Clearly a case of anti-typecasting which makes the movie more interesting than the average HK action spoof. I enjoyed it, so if you don't mind watching three beautiful ladies and a lot of senseless violence ;-) give it a try. (Voted 6/10)

Moon Lee goes absolutely postal in the rather uneven Cat III curiosity 'Yes, Madam '92' : A Serious Shock Death Triangle'. This occasionally bizarro, somewhat skewed shoot 'em up is bejewelled with the irrepressible, hard-hitting, head-splitting hell-cats of heroic bloodshed: Cynthia Khan, Moon Lee, and Yukari Oshima. If, like me, you righteously groove on adrenaline-soaked, female-led fight flicks with deliriously acrobatic action-overload, heightened by voluminous Foley, then, Albert Lai's off-beat HK crime/female scorned potboiler is not one to miss. The rather unwieldy title is a reference to the hugely ill-fated love triangle that inspires all the conspicuously unheroic bloodshed herein. This frequently feels like some demented martial arts melodrama, since the erratic tone, and unexpectedly loopy narrative threw me a bit. The very early scene wherein Moon Lee's excessively volatile cop May annihilates a fellow cop in an ostensibly friendly sparring match kinda suggests all is not well within May's outwardly delectable noggin.