Time and Tide

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Cast & Crew

Nicholas Tse
Tyler

Wu Bai
Jack

Candy Lo
Ah Hui

Cathy Chui
Ah Jo

Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
Uncle Ji

Jun Kung
Miguel Joventino

Angelo Carmones

William Chan Wai-Ting

Hark Tsui
Director

Hark Tsui
Writer

Koan Hui
Writer

Hark Tsui
Producer

Nansun Shi
Co-Producer

Tommy Wai
Original Music

Chiu-Lam Ko
Cinematographer

Herman Yau
Cinematographer

Marco Mak
Film Editing

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Audience Reviews for Time and Tide

• Sep 02, 2008

  <b>Time and Tide</b> works on two levels, as a dramatic film and as an action film, both benefiting from each other. The action becomes more intense because the audience cares for the film's characters, and at the same time the drama is more emotional because the audience wants the characters to succeed in their redemption. This movie occupies a unique place in the action-cinema genre. One of the best <i>Hark Tsui</i>'s movie.
  Steven V Super Reviewer
• Apr 12, 2008

  Hard plot for me to follow..but great cam work and nick does his usual best...enjoyed the action sequences..entertianing if a bit confusing...
  alan j Super Reviewer
• Jan 30, 2008

  Nothing out of the ordinary here, unless you haven't seen a Tsui Hark film before. Basically, this is your typical Hong Kong crime action movie with a Tsui Hark twist to it.<p>The first 5 minutes of the film is actually deceiving. The story actually feels like a romantic comedy of sorts. A few minutes later the film takes a turn and you now have the action adventure you should be expecting. The thing with Tsui Hark is that his cinematography and editing can make any type of film feel frantic. What would usually be a moderate to slow paced film actually feels like a thrilling roller coaster ride. While this is fine and dandy it can also confuse the viewer and throw off what should be a simple story. With that said, the first half of this film isn't anything spectacular and the action is somewhat limited. There is more of a focus on character buildup, which isn't too bad. The last 40-50 minutes of the film is all one big Tsui Hark stylized action sequence. Fairly entertaining.</p><p>Like other Hark pieces, the action is different from other films of this genre and the choreography is quite good. What really sucks here is the editing and camera shots. At times it is good, but at many other times, and not just in this film, the fights become degraded by this. If it wasn't for Hark's editing and camera work, the action sequences could be impressive.</p><p>The acting is pretty good for this type of film. Nicholas Tse is a good lead and most of the supporting cast is up to par. The only disappointments are the villains. They have a bunch of English lines and we all know how those turn out most of the time. It isn't as bad as other films though.</p><p>The only people I would recommend this film to are fans of Tsui Hark or people in need of a different style of action film.
  JY S Super Reviewer
• Aug 05, 2007

  Nicolas Tse does a great performance as a streetwise young man who becomes a bodyguard to score quick cash and befriends a former mercenary (Wu Bai) who determined to begin life anew with the woman he just married. Terrific hardcore action in the building of apartments and train station.
  Dean M Super Reviewer