Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tony Chiu-Wai Leung | ... | Lam (as Tony Chiu Wai Leung) | |
Richie Jen | ... | Owen Lee | |
Qi Shu | ... | J.J. | |
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James Kim | ... | Black Bear |
Lee Jung-Jin | ... | Jeon (as Jung Jin) | |
Meme Tian | ... | Kim | |
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Saki Seto | ... | Saya |
Yeo-jin Choi | ... | Choi Sun Ah (as Choi Yei Jin) | |
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Su-Hyun Jo | ... | Lee Youn Mi (as Jo Su Hyun) |
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Ji-hyoung Lee | ... | Police Captain (as Lee Ji Hyoung) |
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Joyce Cheung | ... | Lady in U.S. Embassy |
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Mathew Tang | ... | Police Commissioner Yam |
Sasha Hou | ... | Policewoman | |
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Hilary Yeung Sum Yee | ... | Policewoman |
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Seung-wan Do | ... | Model (as Do Seung Wan) |
In this sequel to "Tokyo Raiders", wisecracking, kung-fu-fighting spy/private eye Lam jets off to Seoul, South Korea with a bevy of gorgeous assistants to pursue the thief of a valuable money-counterfeiting plate. Once again, sundry chases, brawls, and double-crosses ensue against a gorgeous jetsetting urban backdrop. Written by Anonymous
One thing I can say about this film is it's not entertaining except for watching the landscape around Seoul which is one of the cleanest city I've ever seen. Action is one of the worst I've seen, with characters I get to hate watching, and pretty bad music.
Director just wasn't into putting in details that makes movie compelling. Movie is often a reflection of director's personality, and this guy either is a very boring guy, or wasn't into it when he made this.
Owen character was pretty annoying to me. Yeah I would want to punch him in the face. That bad. With the main antagonist being of this caliber, there's no hope of movie getting off the ground.
Rating this movie is a no win situation. The plot is totally boring which was seen many times before on other movies of counterfeit money plate being the plot ploy to keep the story going. I watched this movie till the end because I wanted to see more of Seoul's city scape.