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Film Review: Monkey King: Cave Of The Silk Web 孙悟空大战盘丝洞 (2020) - China

Andrew Chan Benny Chan Connie Man Monkey King Wong Jing

Film Review: Monkey King: Cave Of The Silk Web 孙悟空大战盘丝洞 (2020) - China

Monkey King: Cave Of The Silk Web 孙悟空大战盘丝洞 (2020) - China As part of the ongoing Film Critics - Martial Arts series - “Discovering the world of Martial Arts cinema”   Reviewed by Andrew Chan (Film Critics Circle of Australia)  Help us continue to cover more Asian and Martial Art films by making a donation to Neo Film Blog below. Wong Jing is back to what he does best in rehashing and milking classic Hong Kong TV and movies better moments. Wong brings back Benny Chan who rose to fame as Monkey King in the TVB follow up as Dicky Cheung’s replacement. Chan...

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Film Review: Chasing the Dragon (2017) - Hong Kong

Andrew Chan Andy Lau Chasing the Dragon Donnie Yen Jason Kwan Wong Jing

Film Review: Chasing the Dragon (2017) - Hong Kong

Chasing the Dragon (2017) - Hong Kong Reviewed by Andrew Chan One of Hong Kong biggest film in 2017 comes in the reboot of two landmark 90s gangster films in the form of "Lee Rock" and "To be Number One". Starring Donnie Yen as the legendary Crippled Ho and Andy Lau as the infamous corrupted cop Lee Rock, "Chasing the Dragon" manages to be epic, ultra violent, unforgiving, while at the same time totally racist and bashing of the British colonial era. Above it all, directors Wong Jing combines so well with Jason Kwan that literally we see next to...

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Film Review: Colour of the Game (2017) - Hong Kong

Andrew Chan Colour of the Game Jordan Chan Philip Ng Simon Yam Wong Jing

Film Review: Colour of the Game (2017) - Hong Kong

Colour of the Game (2017) - Hong Kong Reviewed by Andrew Chan As part of Wong Jing finale of the "Colour" trilogy that display a more serious version of the director's usual flair. "Colour of the Game" revokes many of Johnnie To's cinematic shoot outs and even many of the cast members including Simon Yam, Lam Suet and many other supporting players. In fact it feels like a To's film as there is plenty of stylish moments and random killings. The gangsters and undercover genre defines the Hong Kong cinematic 90s and this film shows that there is still an...

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