Accident
Friday, March 5th, 2010It’s no accident this has been causing such a stir! Intelligent with a fantastic premise, surely this one of the finest Hong Kong films of the last decade… (more…)

It’s no accident this has been causing such a stir! Intelligent with a fantastic premise, surely this one of the finest Hong Kong films of the last decade… (more…)
Derek Yee’s follow up to One Night in Mongkok, Protégé, is released on DVD today by Liberation Entertainment. You can read out review here »
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With brilliant fight scenes has Donnie Yen’s time in the spotlight finally come?… (more…)
Action superstar Jackie Chan plays a heavy-hitting acrobatic cat-burglar, who will take up any challenge, no matter how perilous, to finance his gambling addiction and penchant for high-living. Unexpectedly, his life is turned upside down when he and his two partners-in-crime (Flashpoint’s Louis Koo and veteran Michael Hui) accept a mysterious kidnapping assignment from an eccentric underworld tycoon. When the target turns out to be a cute toddler with a talent for stealing hearts, they are literally left holding the baby!
Mishaps aplenty ensue, and events take an even more dramatic turn when they realize the baby’s life is in danger, and refuse to hand him over. Soon, they’re in the fight of their lives, as they take on specialist police units, mob enforcers and worst of all-dirty nappies!
Loaded with big-laughs and breathtaking fight-sequences, the director of ‘New Police Story’ delivers a stunning action-showcase, which features“some of the very best stunt-work Chan has done in years” (Twitch)
Director Wilson Yip and star/action choreographer Donnie Yen have teamed up for a third time after Dragon Tiger Gate and S.P.L. to present Flashpoint. Billed as a ‘back-to-basics’ return to realism in Hong Kong movies, it features full contact combat and use of the ‘Mixed Martial Arts’ style that Bruce Lee pioneered.
The 2-disc DVD is released in the UK by Showbox/Cine Asia on 31 March 2008.
The new film by director Derek Yee (One Night In Mongkok) and starring Andy Lau (House of Flying Daggers, Infernal Affairs) and Daniel Wu (One Night In Mongkok, Purple Storm) is released on DVD in the UK on 8 September by Liberation Entertainment.
Three undisputed masters of contemporary Hong Kong cinema – Tsui Hark (Seven Swords; Zu Warriors; Once Upon A Time In China), Ringo Lam (Full Contact; City On Fire) and Johnny To (Mad Detective; PTU) – join forces for the first time ever to apply their directorial skills ‘exquisite corpse’ style to Triangle, an “inventive, and darkly comic” (Mail on Sunday) crime thriller starring Louis Koo (Flashpoint), Simon Yam (SPL; Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life), Honglei Sun (Mongol; Seven Swords), Lam Ka Tung (Mad Detective; Infernal Affairs) and Kelly Lin (Mad Detective; Zu Warriors).