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Max
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Jenny
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| Jingchu Zhang | ... |
Mandy
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Will Ma
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Louis Koo | ... |
Gene
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| Ching Wan Lau | ... |
Johnny
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Waise Lee | ... |
Low
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Queenie Chu | ... |
Elisha
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Alex Fong | ... |
Kelvin Lee
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William Chan Wai-Ting | ... |
Joe
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Matt Chow | ... |
Peter
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Henry Fong | ... |
Max's future father-in-law
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Stephen Au | ... |
Webber
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Geoffrey Wong | ... |
Kenny Fai
(as Chi-hung Wong)
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Ying Kwan Lok | ... |
Robert Ha
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A trio of police officers conduct surveillance on a listed company.
I saw this movie from DVD just recently.
This is another typical HK movie with an interestingly unusual main plot that could have carried the movie well but like most HK movies, they add in a lot of subplots built on the characters to make the movie's script easier to write or give the audience more value for money. This spoiled the film. Someone having an affair with a colleague's wife; another needs money because the son needs an operation and need even more when discovered he needs an operation too; while the 3rd one need more money so that he don't need to depend on his rich future father-in-law. Then 2 other polices having a secret affair. A stock market scene with someone paying hard to her Lord. Then suddenly all went into further trouble just because someone recognized some's face and all towards the end, a fairytale like ending that is unconvincingly unbelievable, especially on the part of Lau Ching Wan, Louis Koo and Micheal Wong. The overall cast acted well except for Micheal Wong, his speech and acting(as usual)was disgusting.
I am very surprised an experienced reviewer could give it a 9/10.