Winner of "Best Actor" and "Best Supporting Actor" at the 2009 Hong Kong Film Awards.
Ace action director Dante Lam is in top form once again with this raw, nail-bitingly intense action thriller and with award-worthy emotional performances by Nicholas Tse and Nick Cheung. Tse is Tong, a take-no-prisoners police sergeant who accidentally kills a girl during his relentless pursuit of armed robber Cheung (Ho-man Keung). When Cheung hires the menacing “Beast Stalker” Hung (Cheung) to kidnap the dead girl’s twin sister to avoid prosecution, Tong vows not to let the same fatal mistake happen again.
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Cast & Crew
- Nick Cheung - Hung King
- Liu Kai Chi - Sun
- Sherman Chung - Christy
- Esther Kwan Wing Ho - Li (voice)
- Zhang Jingchu - Ann Gao
- Philip Keung - Cheung Yat-Tung
- Jing-hung Kwok - Michael
- Pu Miao - Li
- Nicholas Tse - Sergeant Tong
- Suet-yin Wong - Ling
- Sum-yin Wong - Yee
Reviews
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Sets a new standard for 'suspense' thrillers...we're all human beings, everyone has a reason for doing what they do...while this thriller is high on suspense, car chases, fight scenes and ups & downs, it's different from the standard fare out there now in that it looks at the people involved, from hero to villain, you can identify with their emotions...which comes full circle at the end very nicely. Because some people like their 'suspense' movies being on the edge of their seat the entire time, I didn't give it 5 stars because it does run a little long and has some slow parts. All in all, a very satisfying film.
Not that interesting as I thought it would be. the word fine was translated as dine. So it made the movie a bit awkward.
the beginning didn't really catch my attention but it started to get good near the the middle all in all i liked it
Nice action movie. I just wish the protagonist was a little more fleshed out.
Very nice story, good plot and the Ling is a very good little actress.
Another masterful piece of Hong Kong cinema by Dante Lam! As always the great cinematic shots, deep character development and back stories, cooler than cool sequences and still manage to infuse a lot of soul and humanity in between the action.





