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Dans les années 80, le seul endroit de Hong Kong où la Loi Britannique ne s’applique pas est la Citadelle de Kowloon, une enclave livrée aux gangs et trafics en tous genres. Poursuivi par la puissante triade de Mr. Big, un migrant clandestin y trouve refuge sous la protection de Cyclone, le charismatique chef de la Citadelle. Ensemble, ils vont devoir faire face aux attaques de Mr. Big et de ses sbires afin de protéger la population de la cité fortifiée.
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The first 20 minutes of this are super action packed and kinda rushed but then it settles down for a bit and becomes a lot more character driven than your usual action movie. Everything about the drama and character interactions is formulaic but it kinda works. The characters are colorful and extravagant, the crime bosses are all intriguing and cool, and Cyclone is the standout character. Whenever Louis Koo is on-screen it instantly elevates the movie, he's just so cool and has a strong father presence. The moment when he was first introduced made him an instant badass, probably my favorite moment. The action isn't top quality by any means but they did surprise me a few times with impressive stunts and choreography moves. What makes them so entertaining though is the over-the-top ridiculousness and the fact that the laws of physics don't apply most of the time, you just never know what they'll come up with next. Third act was peak! Wasn't sold on the villain in the second act but he turned out to be perfect in the end. The superpowers payed off in the final fight but otherwise I wasn't sold on them the whole runtime (felt like a cheat at some point to beat an unbeatable character) and I think they were poorly incorporated into the mix. The runtime could've been trimmed a little, felt like a lot of scenes went on for too long. Still, I mostly had a good time with this and it more than delivered on the adrenaline.
Came for the action, stayed for the broship (and action)
The younger gens would not appreciate this but those "old" people like us grew up watching so many Hong Kong movies would. It would be a while (or never) to have all these cool actors all in a movie again.
I'm a big fan of good asian actions movies, but this one is seriously ridiculous. They went over the top with people flying like birds, crash concrete walls with their heads like it's nothing and so on. But the most ridiculous thing is the main villain with his annoying laughter and superpowers like unbreakable skin. Is he a superman for some reason? Ridiculous. All the things mentioned make you don't wanna care about the fights and characters.
This movie tackled so many complicated storylines and executed them flawlessly while remaining action packed. It was overdone without overdoing it. Honestly one of my favorites now.