Eye in the Sky

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Cast & Crew

Simon Yam
Sergeant Wong Man Chin , 'Dog Head'

Tony Ka Fai Leung
Chan Chong-shan , 'Hollowman'

Kate Tsui
Constable Ho Ka-po , 'Piggy'

Suet Lam
Ng Tung , 'Fatman'

Maggie Siu
Madam Fong

Siu-Fai Cheung
Chief Inspector Chan

Ting Yip Ng
Shan's Gang Member

Wayne Lai
Shan's Gang Member

Samuel Pang
Shan's Gang Member

Nai-Hoi Yau
Director

Nai-Hoi Yau
Writer

Kin Yee Au
Writer

Johnnie To
Producer

Tsui Siu-Ming
Producer

Tony Cheung
Cinematographer

David M. Richardson
Film Editor

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Critic Reviews for Eye in the Sky

Audience Reviews for Eye in the Sky

• Dec 03, 2009

  Typical dying-to-be-cool-&-exciting crime flick that is boring & annoying actually, No subtlety, no insight, no characterization, No nothing
  Arash X Super Reviewer
• Apr 10, 2008

  simon delivers again..part johnny to productin..and he rarely misses!! Interesting plot,movie moves along briskly, cute female lead, intelligent bad guy, this is a good watch
  alan j Super Reviewer
• Apr 08, 2008

  Regular Jhonny To writer directorial debut is exactly what you would expect from the guy that wrote Election, The Mission among other To titles. A tight cop/crime thriller that never lacks rythim and that keeps you interested from start to finish. The man certainly has learned some tricks from To himself, the camera moves in a very similar way, so it will be innevitable to compare a bit. The guy is still not another To mind you, but shows a lot of promise, and thankfully will help to continue to polish the HK crime genre. Also, you really can't go wrong with the cast, and even the cute eye candy Kate Tsui does a quite decent job, way better than other juvenile inflated HK that work these days. So, any HK aficionado is more than welcome to watch this one.
  Tsubaki S Super Reviewer
• Oct 20, 2007

  Nai-Hoi Yau takes a back seat and watches in <i>Eye in the Sky</i>.<p>Coming in at just under 90 minutes, this is actually an appropriate run time for a film lacking dialogue as this one does. The story takes a unique point of view at what could be a typical cops and robbers showdown. Instead, deciding to focus on the surveillance and the tracking of criminals, <i>Eye in the Sky</i> keeps things interesting from start to finish.</p><p>The action is minimal, limited to a shootout in the middle, but where this picture lacks in action, it makes up for in the plot details. The restaurant scene near the end is worthy of note.</p><p>Simon Yam and Tony Leung are fantastic with Kate Tsui and Maggie Siu putting together some solid characters of their own.</p><p><i>Eye in the Sky</i> gets it done in all facets, resulting in a Hong Kong crime thriller worth checking out.</p>
  JY S Super Reviewer

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