In The Line Of Duty: I - IV

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It’s a blast from start to finish, packed with first-rate fights and chases, alongside a compelling plot.

These four classic police stories from the Golden Age of Hong Kong action broke new ground showing women kicking butt as hard as any man! Review: A bumbling but martial-arts proficient illegal alien (played by Yat Chor Yuen) in the USA witnesses some CIA agents killing some drug dealers for their drugs, and he ends up with some negatives that can prove it. I believe it's pretty much just an extra commentary on each of the 4 films that Eureka has and 88 doesn't. Arthur Wong and Brandy Yuen’s In the Line of Duty 3 stars Cynthia Khan Lai Ching ( Eternal Fist), Michael Wong Man Tak ( Royal Warriors), Donnie Yen Chi Tan ( Ip Man 4) and Yuen Yat-Choh ( The Postman Strikes Back). The film is the introduction of Cynthia Khan not only as the new lead protagonist, following Michelle Yeoh, but her debut as an actress.We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement.

Again, as with the other films, the restoration work has been rather thorough, with no apparent signs of damage remaining, and the encode looks good. There, he discovers a CIA agent is involved in the organisation and manages to take a photo of the man. If you can remember as far back as VHS, it sounds like the raspberry that you’d hear when a VHS player’s tracking was slightly out of sync. Yen, on the other hand, while a trained actor, was the son of a Tai Chi grandmaster (his mother, Bow-sim Mark), who grew up between Boston and China, and is an award-winning practitioner of practical-use martial arts.As always then, Eureka have made sure the films look and sound in tip-top condition and have included a healthy amount of extras to better appreciate the films. Easily the equal of any American action movies from the same era, the In the Line of Duty series are enduring proof of the genius (and recklessness) of Hong Kong filmmakers. Andrew Hernandez on Jake Gyllenhaal goes full on Jackie Chan in the Trailer for Doug Liman’s ‘Road House’ also starring Conor McGregor This actually looks like a quality production! Besides appearing more muted, the palette also has a slight blue/green tint, which wasn’t an unusual stylistic choice for the time and matches previous DVD editions.

For martial arts fans, however, this particular film also functions outside of the parameters of In the Line of Duty franchise, because, while still sticking to the same general formula of pairing her with a male co-star (as they had with Yeoh for Royal Warriors ), producers opted to replace a series of grizzled Japanese sidekicks with a fresh-faced, up-and-coming Hong Kong star named Donnie Yen. This type of balletic fantasy fighting doesn’t necessarily lend itself to the brutal, pulpy hyperrealism of the In the Line of Duty series.Yeoh is fantastic here bringing all the charm and charisma you expect – along with being saddled with some of the more frustrating plot points.