Good Men, Good Women Stanley Tong Reviews: Police Story 3: Supercop (1992) — January 12, 2023 Project S (1993) – January 18, 2022 Capsule Reviews: Police Story 3: Supercop (Stanley Tong, 1992)— March 3, 2018 Rumble in the Bronx (Stanley Tong, 1995)— March 5, 2018 Police Story 4: First Strike (Stanley Tong, 1996) — March 3, 2018 Kung Fu
Stanley Tong Stanley Tong Capsule Reviews Police Story 3: Supercop (Stanley Tong, 1992) — March 3, 2018 At what point do you think Jackie Chan realized Michelle Yeoh was going to upstage him in every scene? He already had to contend with a vastly overqualified Maggie Cheung, and you just know he didn’t give Yuen Wah
Paid-members only She Shoots Straight In the Line of Duty VI: Forbidden Arsenal (Cheng Siu-keung and Yuen Jun-man, 1991)
Paid-members only A Better Tomorrow Wolf Pack and Baby Assassins (Michael Chiang, 2022 and Sakamoto Yugo, 2021)
The 36th Chamber Septet: The Story of Hong Kong (Various, 2020) It’s hard to imagine how long I’ve been talking about the film that would eventually become Septet: The Story of Hong Kong. The first time I tweeted about it appears to have been August of 2017, although that tweet is phrased as a reminder, which means I must
King Hu The King of Wuxia (Lin Jing-jie, 2022) Joining the ever-expanding pantheon of great Chinese filmmakers given the full-length documentary treatment is King Hu, the man behind many of the most accomplished and influential action films of all-time. But while Johnnie To, Ann Hui, Hou Hsiao-hsien, and Jia Zhangke are still very much alive and working, and thus
Fallen Angels Xie Jin Reviews: Woman Basketball Player No. 5 (1957) – July 6, 2023 Red Detachment of Women (1961) – August 12, 2023
Devils on the Doorstep Sakamoto Yugo Reviews: A Janitor (2021) – June 15, 2023 Baby Assassins (2021) – October 6, 2022 Yellow Dragon's Village (2021) – June 15, 2023 Baby Assassins 2 Babies (2023) – November 8, 2023 Baby Assassins: Nice Days (2024) – July 18, 2024 List: Sakamoto Yugo Movies
Devils on the Doorstep Jeong Ga-young Capsule Reviews Capsule Reviews: Hit the Night (2017) – June 29, 2018 Hit the Night is an ultra-low budget comedy about a director who has an idea for a movie she wants to make. As research, she interviews a slightly older man about love, sex, and relationships (not necessarily in that order). Slowly