Organized Crime & Triad Bureau (1993)
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The second entry in director Kirk Wong's police trilogy (which falls between Jackie Chan's Police Story and Rock 'n' Roll Cop) concentrates on character, nuance and police procedures right up through the blistering climax, a shootout in a crowded Hong Kong shopping mall. Danny Lee plays the Special Forces cop who goes to extreme lengths to nail gang leader Tung (Anthony Wong Chau-Sang). Cecilia Yip co-stars.
Jun 16, 1998
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Danny Lee and Anthony Wong both appear in roles that they could deliver in their sleep in the same way John Wayne and Clint Eastwood made themselves stars not as great actors but as great characters.
James Ha directs the cost efficient ultra-violent gun battles beautifully choreographed on the overcrowded streets of Hong Kong as detectives unrelentingly pursue a gang of criminals (when they're not bickering with their superiors) in this underrated cops-n-robbers flick.