I Come with the Rain (2009)

Ex-Los Angeles cop turned private eye travels to Hong Kong in search of the missing son of a billionaire.

Director:

Anh Hung Tran (as Tran Anh Hung)

Writer:

Anh Hung Tran (as Tran Anh Hung)

Stars:

Josh Hartnett, Nu Yên-Khê Tran, Byung-Hun Lee

Cast

Credited cast:
Josh Hartnett	...	Kline
Nu Yên-Khê Tran	...	Lili (as Tran Nu Yên-Khê)
Byung-Hun Lee	...	Su Dongpo
Takuya Kimura	...	Shitao
Shawn Yue	...	Meng Zi
Elias Koteas	...	Hasford
Eusebio Poncela	...	Vargas
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Simón Andreu
Thea Aquino	...	Dancer
Bo Yuen Chan	...	Dai Xi
Tse-ho Chow	...	Mifu
Russ Kingston	...	Felix Sportis
Jo Kuk	...	9mm Lover
Sam Lee	...	Monk Artist
Álvaro Longoria	...	Psychiatrist

Storyline

Ex-Los Angeles cop turned private eye Kline travels to Hong Kong in search of Shitao, the missing son of a powerful pharmaceutical conglomerate boss. Enlisting Meng Zi a friend and a former colleague now working for the Hong Kong Police, Kline follows a faint trail left by the ethereal Shitao. The path leads to local gangster Su Dongpo and his beautiful, drug addicted girlfriend Lili. But Kline is distracted from his search, haunted by memories of the serial killer Hasford whose 'body of work' was the reason Kline quit the police force. Will Kline once again need to lose his mind to find his latest quarry?

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Plot Keywords:

hong kong | missing son | serial killer | gangster | missing person | 

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Taglines:

Passion. Violence. Physical pain. Nothing is as tough as the wounds of the soul.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Ascot Elite Home Entertainment [Germany] CatchPlay [Taiwan]

Country:

France Hong Kong Ireland Spain UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 April 2011 (UK)

Also Known As:

Pricházím s destem

Filming Locations:

Compostela Valley, Mindanao, Philippines

Box Office

Budget:

$18,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Central Films,Lumière International,TF1 International

Technical Specs

Runtime:

114 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Kline: I'm not afraid of you. You don't know what I have done.

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Soundtracks

13 Blues for Thirteen Moons
Written and Performed by Thee Silver Mt Zion (as Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band)
Copyright 2008 Constellation/SOCAN

User Reviews

It's not bad, just weird

I do love IMDb. Look up a movie...any movie...and you'll find at least one moron crying about how it's the worst thing they've ever seen. Fair enough, but if you can point to just one movie and tell me it's the worst thing ever then you obviously have not watched enough crap. Just glancing at the board section below reveals two people who share this sentiment without even going past one page. This movie is strange, a little disjointed, and it certainly has it's flaws...but the worst movie ever? Please.

If I had to sum up Josh Hartnett's career in a word it would be "odd". It's kind of like he went from being fodder for women's fantasies and decided "screw this...let's get weird". That really worked with Lucky Number Slevin, but not so much here. The story follows Hartnett as an investigator hunting down some rich guy's son. That sounds like something you've seen a million times, but that's just the start. It's full of poorly timed flashbacks, mismatched edits, and stuff that just plain doesn't make any sense. I'm probably missing something since I did catch a few religious undertones, but I was too busy trying to piece together what the hell was going on to pay much more attention to it. Other than that the films comes across very well in an almost dark, mildly unsettling way. The story has a lot of substance to it, but maybe a bit too much at times when it seems like too much is going on. All in all though it's really not that bad.