Feature1987·89m·7.0

Long Arm of the Law II

ActionCrime

The Royal Hong Kong Police put into operation a new plan to counteract the problem of increasing violent crimes committed by new arrivals from across the border in China. In agreement with Chinese authorities, three Hong Kong detectives go undercover as illegal immigrants in order to infiltrate the powerful gang that is organising the crime wave.

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Cast

Alex Man Chi-Leung

Biggy

Pauline Wong

Diana

Elvis Tsui Kam-Kong

Li Heung Tung

Ben Lam Kwok-Bun

Chik King San

Yuen Yat-Choh

Kwok Hok Kwan

Stephen Chan Tak-Gwong

Wolf

Kong Lung

Ah Fu

Lee Ying-Git

Li Ming Pal

Ng Hoi-Tin

Officer Ching

Maryanna Yip San

San's Girlfriend

Kirk Wong Chi-Keung

Kirk Wong Chi-Keung

Wong Chi-Keung

Cheung Chow

Shing Fui-On

Kwong Ming

Hon Yee-Sang

Negro Tong

So Man-Kam

Yu Kwok-Lok

Goo Wai-Jan

Mamasan

John Au Wa Hon

Police Sharpshooter

Lee Chau

Mama Hung

Mrs. Ko

Details

Status
Released
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Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Johnny Mak ProductionOrange Sky Golden Harvest

Crew

Director

Michael Mak Tong-Kit

Writers

Philip Chan Yan-Kin

Johnny Koo Kwok-Wah

Director of Photography

Kwong Wai-Hung

Original Music Composer

Joseph Chan Wing-Leung

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

Hotsake

10/28/2015

7.5

A brutal, gritty, no holds barred tale of three criminals recruited to go undercover and break up a criminal ring. The film is melodramatic and confusing at times but makes up for it with earnest portrayals and a hardcore, non-flinching approach to gang violence and the people on both sides of the law who use increasing amounts of violence to get the job done. It also shows loyalty and betrayals on both side without really choosing sides or glorifying the violence shown. Elvis Tsui is definitely an underrated actor. There is an abundance of raw action, stunts and violence with just a smidgen of Martial Arts, so if you like gritty no bullshit movies and/or heroic bloodshed films look no further. After seeing this one I'm definitely tracking down the first and third stand alone films in this series.

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