I'd give the movie a 9/10 for the acting, the scenery (hey, there's no such thing as a perfect movie, right?), the plot...
Eric Tsang's acting as the leader of the triads, Sam was just brilliant. His ruthlessness in all 3 films, his belief that one could choose one's destiny, was so believable, I couldn't help but hate him.
Andy Lau portrayed Ming so well, after a while, you see him as nothing but a double crossing man, so keen to hold onto his position, that he willingly killed Gordon Lam's character to keep the secret that he's Sam's mole from leaking out.
TLCW, what would the show without him? The undercover cop who received the shortest end of the stick. I cried when he was killed off. It was like, after he met Kelly Chen's character, Dr Lee, he knew he was going to die.
Antony Wong's turn as SP Wong was good too, I was so shocked when they killed him off.
I say, watch all 3 for the plot, no regrets!
Eric Tsang's acting as the leader of the triads, Sam was just brilliant. His ruthlessness in all 3 films, his belief that one could choose one's destiny, was so believable, I couldn't help but hate him.
Andy Lau portrayed Ming so well, after a while, you see him as nothing but a double crossing man, so keen to hold onto his position, that he willingly killed Gordon Lam's character to keep the secret that he's Sam's mole from leaking out.
TLCW, what would the show without him? The undercover cop who received the shortest end of the stick. I cried when he was killed off. It was like, after he met Kelly Chen's character, Dr Lee, he knew he was going to die.
Antony Wong's turn as SP Wong was good too, I was so shocked when they killed him off.
I say, watch all 3 for the plot, no regrets!