Jing cha gu shi III: Chao ji jing cha
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Stanley TongKäsikirjoitus:
Edward TangNäyttelijät:
Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung, Wah Yuen, Kenneth Tsang, Ken Lo, Josephine Koo, Bill Tung, Mars, Lo Lieh, Philip Chan, Pau-chung Tong, Wai Shum (lisää)Suoratoistopalvelut (1)
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When a dangerous undercover mission is required to put a high-powered drug lord out of commission, the job goes to the one man fearless enough to take on the task of infiltrating the biggest crime and narcotics syndicate in the Pacific Rim--Detective Kevin Chan. Chan's assignment begins in a prison labor camp where he's sent to retrieve a gangster named Panther, who will lead Chan to Panther's older brother, Chaibat, a drug lord so mighty that the authorities believe his capture will cut the Southeast Asian drug trade in half. Chan learns he won't be solo on this mission when he's joined by his new boss (posing as his sister), Director Yang, who's as elegant as she is skilled in martial arts. In order to break up the syndicate the two detectives--working undercover as Fu Sheng and Hana--must fight Chaibat and his gang in a series of explosive battles in and on cars, motorcycles, and finally atop a moving train after Chan swings wildly from a helicopter among the skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)
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The film was greatly helped by the presence not only of Jackie Chan but also Michelle Yeoh. They complement each other perfectly, and furthermore, "Police Story 3" is full of amazing stunt sequences that will take your breath away. Some of the explosions are almost unbelievable, and the audience wonders how the crew's mortality rate wasn't higher. This is simply something to admire and, of course, enjoy immensely.
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The third episode of the pentalogy, this time about how to best order fried cat with noodles. Though there’s not much left from the original Police Story, the first half, up until the “Rambo-like action in the jungle”, is brilliant, too, but in its own way, because they shoot more than they kick. And let’s be honest, we all want to see Jackie fighting in stunt-packed set pieces full of playful and original choreographies rather than with a gun.
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