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Top Squad
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Sibelle Hu | ... |
Madam Hu
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Cynthia Rothrock | ... |
Madam Lo
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Kara Hui | ... |
May
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Regina Kent | ... |
Ailene
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Jean
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Karen
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Sandra Ng Kwan Yue | ... |
Amy
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Pei-ling Lee |
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Club Manager
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Tat-kwong Chan | ... |
Member of Tiger Squad
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Vanessa Chan |
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Wah Cheung | ... |
Member of Tiger Squad
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female martial artist | female hero | policewoman | first of series | police |Genres:
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Country:
Hong KongRelease Date:
3 June 1988 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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First, I feel I should mention that I LOVE Hong Kong films. I like Hong Kong action movies, and I've found funny Hong Kong comedies. This movie mixes action and comedy together, but this mix doesn't work this time around. Pretty much all of the female characters in the movie are wimpy whiners and act in other ways that are pretty stereotypical. (Maybe Hong Kong audiences might find this funny, but I didn't.) The men are a bunch of sexist pigs for the most part. Again, this behavior may be funny to a foreign audience, but I don't think it will go well for many westerners. Another big weakness of the movie is that there is really no plot, just a bunch of vignettes stitched together with the flimsiest of excuses. On the plus side, the opening and closing parts of the movie do have some acceptable action. And while this movie may be flawed, it is certainly better than all the awful movies Cynthia Rothrock has made in the U.S.