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Cast
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| Donnie Yen | ... | Ma Kwan | |
| Simon Yam | ... | Chan Kwok Chung | |
| Sammo Kam-Bo Hung | ... | Wong Po (as Sammo Hung) | |
| Jing Wu | ... | Jack | |
| Kai Chi Liu | ... | Lok Kwun Wah (as Liu Kai Chi) | |
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Danny Summer | ... | Kwok Tsz Sum |
| Ken Chang | ... | Lee Wai Lok | |
| Austin Wai | ... | Cheung Chun Fei | |
| Timmy Hung | ... | Drug Trafficker | |
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Tat Chi Chan | ... | Policeman (as Chan Tat Chee) |
| Jingke Liang | ... | Wong Po's wife (as Liang Jing Kei) | |
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Vincent Sze | ... | Chan Wai |
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Kenji Tanigaki | ... | Wong Po's Bodyguard |
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Ching-Lam Lau | ... | Hoi Yee (as Lau Ching Lam) |
| Maggie Poon | ... | Sum's Daughter (as Maggie Poon Mei Ki) | |
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Storyline
Chan, an articulate senior detective nearing the end of his career, is taking care of the daughter of a witness killed by ruthless crime lord Po. Martial arts expert Ma is set to take over as head of the crime unit, replacing Chan who wants an early retirement. Written by Easternlight Films
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martial arts | false evidence | retirement | inspector | police shootout |Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
18 November 2005 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Kill Zone See more »Filming Locations:
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$954,211Company Credits
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Abba Movies Co. Ltd., 1618 Action Limited, Greek Mythology Entertainment Company See more »
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The film marked the first collaboration between Donnie Yen and Sammo Kam-Bo Hung. In actuality, the two had planned to make their first collaboration in the late 1980s which never came through due to schedule conflicts. Sammo was producing the action film Into the Fire (1989) and Donnie was supposed to play one of the lead roles that was eventually played by Donnie's future co-star Collin Chou. See more »Goofs
When Jacky Wu fights Simon Yam in the end Jacky throws a knife in Yam's hand. No blood appears and the hand bends like a rubber hand. See more »Alternate Versions
In the mainland china version, five minutes was trimmed, it ends after Ma has beaten Po thus changing the entire tone of the whole film. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I saw this film @ the Toronto International Film Festival. It was a pretty good martial arts film. The action styles were interesting to say the least, there were no wires used for the fighting. It added a nice change from all the action movies using wires out there these days. The story was strong throughout the whole movie.
The first bit was just explaining what was happening to all the characters (which all had wonderful performances) and it slowly became faster-paced as the movie came to a close. The end was a surprise, and a good one at that.
One last thing- the lighting in this film was very well done, I thought. The lights generally all were different colours that were on the actors, it added a nice touch.
Hopefully we will see more of Jing Wu.