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The Lion’s Roar Kung Fu (狮吼功) of the landlady in this movie is impressive.

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窃听风云

Three police officers, having eavesdropped on the insider trading of stocks, chose to seek personal gain without exposing it due to their selfishness. They were successively assassinated by bad guys. In the end,Sean Lau，in order to avenge his good brothers, drove and died along with the bad guys.

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A very classical HK movie. Every local resident should have known this movie. Many scenes in this movie are way too exaggerating and dramatic but that’s the reason why it won the box office.

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It is a funny movie. It's about a smart artist named Tang Bohu. He falls in love with a pretty girl called Qiu Xiang and tries to win her heart. The story is full of jokes and surprises.

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The actors in this movie are so excellent that they seemed to be born as the characters themselves

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“I am sorry, I am a policeman.” A movie with some classic lines. The story is quite intense and full of tension. The performance of the actors even supporting actors were too outstanding but not over performing, after all these years, the movie still considered as one of the best movies in hk movie history. 

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The main character (Pastor Leung), performed by the famous actor Anthony Wong Chau-sang, preaches on God's forgiveness during Sunday services. He faced a situation that the social worker in his church provided shelter for a young man whom he found that this young man caused the death of his daughter. While this man had tried very hard to repent, believe in God and become a Christian, there was an impressive scene where the pastor tried to drown the man in water during his baptism. This made me realised that pastors are humans after all. Even though they preach, they still faced difficult situations when deciding whether to forgive or to take revenge.

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The film, Infernal Affairs, centers on two men living double lives: Chan Wing-yan (played by Tony Leung Chiu-wai), an undercover police officer who has infiltrated a powerful triad organization, and Lau Kin-ming (played by Andy Lau Tak-wah), a rising star in the Hong Kong police force who is secretly working as a mole for the same triad boss. Both men struggle with the tension of their secret identities, constantly facing the danger of exposure, as the police and the triads gradually realize that each side has been infiltrated. What follows is a suspenseful game of deception, loyalty, and betrayal.

The title 無間道 (Avici, the lowest level of Buddhist hell) symbolizes endless suffering and moral entrapment, underscoring the film’s exploration of universal themes such as identity, betrayal, and fate—prompting timeless questions: Who am I really? Can a person escape their destiny? Is loyalty more important than survival?

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