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All 125 Andy Lau Movies (in Order)
Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Hong Kong cinema with our latest movie roundup article! We present to you Andy Lau Movies, where we delve into the illustrious career of one of China’s most iconic actors. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, join us as we explore the diverse and unforgettable filmography of Andy Lau.
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1. On the Wrong Track (1983)
From the director of “Magic Crystal” comes “On the Wrong Track” (1983), a thrilling action-drama centering on two reckless brothers who find themselves entangled in a dangerous game. As their gang activities escalate, they face constant conflict with friends, family, the police, school, and their very lives. Follow along as Andy Lau, Chau-Wah Yim, and Tung-Kua Ai navigate the perilous world of gangs, and witness the effects of their actions firsthand.
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2. Home at Hong Kong (1983)
Home at Hong Kong” is a riveting tale from 1983 that follows the ambitious story of Alan Wong, a Hong Kong youth determined to climb the social ladder. With the help of a foreign businessman’s mistress and a mixed ethnicity woman named Erica, Alan lands a lucrative job in a real estate company, utilizing his cunning knack for seizing opportunities.
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3. Everlasting Love (1984)
Everlasting Love, ” also known as “Ting bu liao de ai, ” is a captivating drama-romance movie released in 1984. Directed by Michael Mak and written by Manfred Wong, it stars Andy Lau, Irene Wan, and Loletta Lee. The film is set in Hong Kong and unfolds in Cantonese.
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4. The Shanghai Thirteen (1984)
In the gripping 1984 action film, “The Shanghai 13, ” a dedicated patriot discovers damning evidence of a secret alliance between his own government and a foreign power. Fueled by a deep sense of duty, he seeks assistance from a resourceful local rebel leader who heads an eccentric group of fighters known as the Shanghai 13.
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5. The Unwritten Law (1985)
The Unwritten Law” is a gripping 1985 crime drama directed by See-Yuen Ng, featuring a talented cast led by Andy Lau, Deannie Ip, and Kit Ying Lam. The film revolves around a low-class prostitute who finds herself falsely accused of the murder of a wealthy businessman.
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6. Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars (1985)
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars, ” released in 1985, is a spirited action-comedy film that takes viewers on an adventure. The film stars Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Richard Ng, and Eric Tsang as five Hong Kong cops on vacation in Pattaya, Thailand, who become entangled in a murder case involving an informant. After returning to Hong Kong, they work to protect the informant’s girlfriend and deal with other criminal threats simultaneously.
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7. Rich and Famous (1987)
Rich and Famous, ” originally titled “Gong woo ching, ” is a high-stakes action thriller from Hong Kong, released in 1987. Directed by Taylor Wong with a screenplay by Stephen Shiu, the movie stars Chow Yun-Fat, Andy Lau, and Alex Man.
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8. Tragic Hero (1987)
Tragic Hero, released in 1987, is a gripping action film that serves as a sequel to the popular Rich and Famous. The plot revolves around the character Tang Kat Yung, who was released from prison and seeks revenge on Li Ah Chai.
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9. Sworn Brothers (1987)
In the heart of Hong Kong’s bustling underworld, “Sworn Brothers” weaves a dramatic tale of love, loyalty, and betrayal. This high-octane action-drama follows the story of two men who, despite being raised as close as brothers, find themselves facing off on opposing sides of the law.
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10. The Truth (1988)
In “The Truth” (1988), an orphaned lawyer named Lau Chi Pang uncovers the shocking truth about his birth mother. Caught in a web of lies and deceit, she’s accused of murdering a corrupt cop.
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11. As Tears Go By (1988)
As Tears Go By” is a captivating 1988 Hong Kong crime drama film directed by renowned filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai. This intense movie, also known as “Wong Gok ka moon, ” delves into the complex world of the triad and the criminal underworld.
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12. Qun long duo bao (1988)
Get ready for an action-packed, hilarious ride with Hong Kong’s “Qun long duo bao”. Released in 1988, this 1h 25min masterpiece is a thrilling comedy featuring a trio of career thieves played by Andy Lau, Norman Chu, and Teddy Robin, led by Director Brandy Yuen.
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13. The Romancing Star 2 (1988)
Get ready to laugh your heart out with ‘The Romancing Star 2’! The comedy-romance film, released in 1988, follows the adventures of three aspiring romancers played by Shui-Fan Fung, Eric Tsang and Pak-cheung Chan as they embark on a journey to show business. With a struggling Chow TV station, run by Lao Chow (Hoi-Pang Lo), the trio hopes to improve their careers and pursue an aspiring actress and a beauty pageant contestant.
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14. The Dragon Family (1988)
The Dragon Family” is a 1988 Hong Kong action-crime thriller directed by Chia-Yung Liu, with a star-studded cast that includes Andy Lau, Alan Tam, and Siu Chung Mok. The movie follows the story of a dragon family seeking revenge against the powerful triads who are determined to chase them down.
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15. Runaway Blues (1988)
Runaway Blues” (1988) is a riveting crime drama that explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and betrayal. Directed by David Lai, the film stars Andy Lau, Hsiu-Ling Lu, and Ling Yue in a captivating story of unbreakable bonds and the price they demand. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong’s bustling streets, the movie follows the journey of a group of individuals entangled in a dangerous web of deceit and violence.
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16. Walk on Fire (1988)
Walk on Fire” is a gripping action-drama movie released in 1988, starring Andy Lau, Cherie Chung, and Kent Cheng. Set in Macau, the film follows criminal Tong Heung-Tung of the Hunan Gang as he faces trial and is being escorted back to Hong Kong by police inspectors Lee Ho-lung and Lo Mo.
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17. Proud and Confident (1989)
In “Proud and Confident, ” an elite police fighting force faces an unexpected threat when a group of arrogant new recruits joins their ranks. Led by Andy Lau, these overconfident rookies shake things up at the training center, challenging the experienced officers and igniting tensions within the group. As the team members grapple with the newcomers’ brash attitude and unorthodox methods, they must also confront their own fears and limitations in order to unite and face the challenges ahead.
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18. God of Gamblers (1989)
Get ready for a thrilling ride with ‘God of Gamblers, ’ starring Chow Yun-Fat and Andy Lau. This action-packed, comedic adventure follows a renowned gambler who mysteriously loses his memory.
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19. Gwang tin lung fo wooi (1989)
In the action-packed drama Gwang tin lung fo wooi, Amsterdam serves as the backdrop for a fierce battle between the Italian and Chinese mafia over control of the heroin market. Set in an era before drug legalization, the film showcases the ruthless tactics employed by both sides in their quest for dominance. As the tension mounts, our protagonists must navigate their way through dangerous alliances and complex relationships while attempting to maintain their integrity.
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20. Bloody Brotherhood (1989)
Bloody Brotherhood” (1989), originally titled “Tung gan sang, ” follows the life of Wah, the only survivor of a boat journey from China to Hong Kong with his family. Once in Hong Kong, Wah’s dreams of opportunities entice him to venture further into the world of crime. A fast-paced, action-packed thriller, “Bloody Brotherhood” takes the audience on a journey of sibling relationships, crime, and survival in 1980s Hong Kong.
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21. Casino Raiders (1989)
Casino Raiders, ” released in 1989, is an action-packed drama film that’s sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. The story revolves around two gamblers, Law and Chan, who are forced to battle against the Yakuza in a high-stakes card game. As the title suggests, their friendship will be put to the ultimate test.
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22. News Attack (1989)
News Attack” is a 1989 Hong Kong thriller film that follows the story of Yeung Ka-Chung, a newcomer reporter who quickly gains respect for his colleagues, including the veteran Chui Kit and daredevil reporter Turbo. In this film, Yeung Ka-Chung’s courage is tested as he faces a series of dangerous incidents, including saving a girl from a precarious situation.
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23. Stars and Roses (1989)
Stars and Roses, also known as Ai ren tong zhi, is a 1989 Hong Kong drama war film that follows the story of Lau Kai Cho, a journalist from Hong Kong. In Vietnam, Kai Cho gets involved in a motor accident that results in a prison sentence and forces him to serve time in a strict and unforgiving prison. The movie, directed by Taylor Wong and written by Chun-Wai Ko, stars Andy Lau, Cherie Chung, and Sheila Chan.
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24. Ren hai gu hong (1989)
Ren Hai Gu Hong” is a 1989 Hong Kong crime drama that explores the world of misunderstood youth and juvenile delinquency on the bustling streets of the city. Directed by Michael Mak and starring notable actors Andy Lau, Siu Chung Mok, and May Mei-Mei Lo, the film offers an authentic portrayal of the challenges faced by young people navigating the complexities of urban life.
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25. Long Arm of the Law: Part 3 (1989)
Long Arm of the Law: Part 3” is the third installment of the action-packed series by Michael Mak, a sequel to his brother’s original film. Set in Hong Kong, the movie follows the journey of an ex-soldier turned escaped death row prisoner.
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26. Little Cop (1989)
Little Cop, ” a 1989 Hong Kong comedy-crime film, follows the story of Lee Chi-kin, a boy determined to become a police officer despite his family’s criminal background. Starring Eric Tsang, Jacky Cheung, and Niu Tien, the movie explores family relationships and the challenges Lee faces in pursuing his dream.
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27. Crocodile Hunter (1989)
In the 1989 action-comedy “Crocodile Hunter, ” two brave police officers, Andy and Alex, are tasked with protecting two stunning women who are actually sworn enemies. As they navigate their partnership, the duo soon learns that these women have their own dangerous secrets to keep.
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28. The Fortune Code (1990)
In “The Fortune Code, ” set in war-torn China during Japanese occupation, a young man daringly escapes from a POW camp to reunite with his fiancée, but finds her embroiled in a dangerous plot as a resistance spy code-named “Number 3. ” Together with “Number 2, ” they form a thrilling partnership to infiltrate the POW camp and uncover the identity of “Fortune, ” the enigmatic mastermind who holds the key to a priceless Swiss bank account containing $500 billion destined for China’s army. Packed with action, comedy, and heart-pounding suspense, “The Fortune Code” is a thrilling journey that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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29. Forbidden Imperial Tales (1990)
Forbidden Imperial Tales” is a captivating 1990 Taiwanese drama film directed by Ching-Jui Pai and written by Chun Ku Chang. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes and a Mandarin language, this compelling movie holds a 6.2 IMDb rating, based on 11.0 votes from viewers.
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30. A Home Too Far (1990)
A Home Too Far, also known as Yi Yu, is a gripping and intense War drama film released in 1990. The story unfolds in early 1950s China, in the aftermath of the Chinese Civil War, which saw the defeat of the Republic of China and the establishment of the People’s Republic of China by the communists.
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31. Dragon in Jail (1990)
In the gritty world of Hong Kong’s ghetto, young Henry dreams of escaping the never-ending cycle of crime and violence. After a stint in jail, he returns to find himself under the relentless rule of local tyrant, Charlie.
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32. Return Engagement (1990)
Return Engagement, ” also known as “Joi jin gong woo, ” is a 1990 Hong Kong action-drama film directed by Tung Cho ‘Joe’ Cheung and co-written by Cheung and Kar-Wai Wong. Starring Alan Tang, Elizabeth Lee, and May Mei-Mei Lo, the movie follows a notorious gangster as he is released from prison and embarks on a quest to find his estranged daughter with the help of a troubled young woman.
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33. Island of Fire (1990)
Island of Fire, ” directed by Yen-Ping Chu, follows a fearless cop as he goes undercover to infiltrate a deadly prison. Here, a ruthless team of mercenaries is being assembled, setting the stage for an electrifying battle between good and evil. Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, and Sammo Kam-Bo Hung lead a cast of action icons in this thrilling film, which has a runtime of 2 hours and 5 minutes.
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34. Kung Fu vs. Acrobatic (1990)
In 1990, “Kung Fu vs. Acrobatic, ” an entertaining update of the 1960s Chinese martial arts story, Buddha’s Palm, brought viewers a thrilling adventure of magic, action, and comedy. Directed by Taylor Wong and written by Jing Wong, the movie follows the exploits of friends Charles and Chi (Played by Andy Lau and Pak-Cheung Chan) as they stumble upon an ancient cave in Mainland China.
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35. No Risk, No Gain: Casino Raiders - The Sequel (1990)
No Risk, No Gain: Casino Raiders - The Sequel” is an exciting 1990 Hong Kong movie, originally titled “Ji juen gai jong yuen choi, ” starring renowned actors Andy Lau and Alan Tam. Directed by Jimmy Heung and Taylor Wong, the film takes you on an exhilarating journey of gambling scams and high stakes adventures.
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36. God of Gamblers II (1990)
God of Gamblers II” is a high-energy, action-packed comedy that takes you on a thrilling ride through the underbelly of gambling. Directed by Jing Wong and written by Jeffrey Lau, See-Yuen Ng, and Jing Wong, this 1990 Hong Kong film stars the multi-talented Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, and Man-Tat Ng.
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37. Hong Kong Godfather (1991)
Dive into the world of crime with “Hong Kong Godfather” (1991), a thrilling ride that follows the story of Koo, a man who steps into the shoes of his father, the Triad family’s boss, when danger forces his father to flee from Hong Kong. As rival gangs try to seize their chance to get a piece of the lucrative Triad business, Koo must use all his wit and charm to maintain control and protect his family’s legacy.
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38. Lee Rock (1991)
Lee Rock” is a gripping crime drama that introduces viewers to the complex and corrupt world of Hong Kong’s police force. Set in 1991, the film follows the journey of Lee Rock, an immigrant from the Mainland, who seeks a better life in the bustling city of Hong Kong. With an unwavering sense of justice, Lee joins the police force, determined to make positive changes.
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39. Casino Raiders II (1991)
In the electrifying action-crime drama, Casino Raiders II (1991), three men find themselves entangled in love and animosity as they battle for dominance in the underworld. Directed by Johnnie To and written by Kan-Cheung Tsang, this adrenaline-pumping film features Andy Lau, Dave Wang, and Chien-Lien Wu in thrilling performances.
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40. Don’t Fool Me (1991)
In “Don’t Fool Me, ” starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Andy Lau, a mischievous and lecherous police officer named Andy Lau is determined to save his own life after a haunting incident. When a group of ghosts invades a house, intent on killing him, Andy Lau must rely on his quick wits and comedic charm to outsmart the supernatural and evade a terrifying fate.
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41. Zodiac Killers (1991)
Zodiac Killers, ” also known as “Ji dao zhui zong, ” is a crime drama set in Hong Kong in 1991. The film, directed by Ann Hui and written by Raymond To and Nien-Jen Wu, follows the journey of a Chinese student named Ben, played by Andy Lau. Set against the backdrop of yakuza families and the dangerous world of organized crime, Ben gets embroiled in delivering a tape with potentially explosive information that could ignite a war between these powerful factions.
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42. Dances with Dragon (1991)
Dances with Dragon, released in 1991, is a delightful comedy-romance where a young, prosperous Chinese businessman named Aaron finds himself stranded on a rural island after a scuba diving accident. Mistaken for an illegal immigrant, he is compelled to seek shelter in a quaint family-owned grocery store.
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43. Tricky Brains (1991)
Tricky Brains (1991), also known as Jing goo juen ga, is a delightful, witty Hong Kong film that offers a refreshing take on the genre of comedy and romance. Directed by the renowned Jing Wong, this movie has garnered an impressive IMDb rating of 7.0 based on 2895 votes, proving its popularity among audiences.
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44. Saviour of the Soul (1991)
In ‘Saviour of the Soul, ’ a gripping action-packed thriller set in the fantastical world of Hong Kong, the line between good and evil is blurred as heroes and villains collide in a whirlwind of chaos. Directed by a talented team of visionaries including David Lai, Jeffrey Lau, and Corey Yuen, this visually stunning film weaves a unique tapestry of drama, fantasy, and high-stakes action.
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45. The Banquet (1991)
The Banquet, ” a 1991 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Alfred Cheung, Tung Cho ‘Joe’ Cheung, and Clifton Ko, follows the journey of a determined businessman attempting to secure a lucrative deal for the reconstruction of Kuwait following the Gulf War. The movie features appearances from several renowned Hong Kong celebrities as they attend the climactic banquet/dinner scene. Delving into themes of father-son relationships and comedy, the film explores how the protagonist navigates through unpredictable circumstances while uncovering deeper connections with his family.
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46. Lee Rock II (1991)
Lee Rock II, the second installment of a trilogy that chronicles the rise and fall of Hong Kong’s most corrupt official, takes viewers on a thrilling journey filled with crime, drama, and mystery. The film picks up right where the first one left off, with Lee Rock enjoying his success and experiencing a newfound love. However, his happiness is short-lived as jealousy within his ranks and a new department designed to eliminate corruption threatens to disrupt his comfortable life.
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47. Come Fly the Dragon (1992)
Come Fly the Dragon, ” officially titled “Hei yi bu zhi Shou du qing shen, ” is a 1992 Hong Kong-Taiwanese action comedy with elements of crime. Directed by Eric Tsang and written by Tat-Ming Cheung, Tai-Mok Lau, and Hon-Keung Ng, the film stars Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and Frankie Chan.
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48. Casino Tycoon II (1992)
Delve into the thrilling world of “Casino Tycoon II, ” where the stakes are high and the danger lurks around every corner. Directed by Jing Wong and written by himself, this action-packed comedy-drama takes you on a suspense-filled rollercoaster ride, filled with deception and danger.
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49. The Sting (1992)
The Sting, also known as Hap Sing, is a 1992 Hong Kong comedy and crime film directed by Wen-Yun Huang. With a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, the film stars popular actors Andy Lau, Rosamund Kwan, and Simon Lui.
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50. Gun & Rose (1992)
In the thrilling 1992 action-packed film “Gun & Rose, ” also known as “Lung tang sei hoi” in its original title, Taiwanese gang boss Jeff (played by Clarence Fok) adopts a boy named Alan, grooming him to become his successor. Among his biological sons, Simon and Bowie, Jeff displays immense faith in Alan, deeming him more worthy of his criminal empire. However, the bonds of family loyalty crumble when Bowie, fueled by the insatiable desire for wealth, becomes a police informant. This treacherous act could land Alan behind bars.
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51. The Thief of Time (1992)
The Thief of Time, ” or “Kwan sing wui” in its native Hong Kong, is a delightful 1992 comedy film that transports you to an extraordinary world. Directed by Lik-Chi Lee, the film is written by Wing-Mui Leung and is brought to life with a stellar cast including Idy Chan, Min-Leung Chan, and On-Ying Chan.
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52. What a Hero! (1992)
What a Hero takes you on a rollercoaster ride of action and comedy, featuring the charismatic Andy Lau as Hwa, the aspiring cop on a high-stakes journey. Promoted from his small-town beat on Lantau Island, he lands in the heart of the big city.
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53. Saviour of the Soul II (1992)
Dive into the thrilling world of “Saviour of the Soul II” - a magical martial arts adventure filled with humor, fantasy, and romance. In this sequel to the original “Saviour of the Soul”, a wise martial artist must face the formidable supernatural forces of the Demon King. Armed with his enchanted sword and deep-rooted wisdom, he embarks on an epic quest to protect his people and save the realm from an impending doom.
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54. Game Kids (1992)
Get ready for an adventure that blends action with comedy as “Game Kids” takes you on a journey filled with twists and turns. Directed by Gordon Chan, the 1992 Hong Kong film stars Lawrence Cheng, Mark King, and Rosamund Kwan. The plot follows Andy Lau, a young man with a high IQ but a mental age of just eight years old.
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55. Lee Rock III (1992)
Lee Rock III” is the gripping finale to the much-loved Lee Rock trilogy, set in the heart of Hong Kong. Starring Andy Lau as the titular character, Lee Rock’s journey to power is about to take a dramatic turn as his corruption with the Hong Kong Police becomes apparent.
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56. The Prince of Temple Street (1992)
The Prince of Temple Street” is a 1992 action, crime, and romance film directed by Jeffrey Chiang and written by Man-Cheuk Lai and Si Man Yuen. The movie, originally titled “Miu gai sap yee siu, ” stars Andy Lau and Joey Wang in lead roles, with Man-Tat Ng also appearing. The film was produced by Wing Fat Production Company and is set in Hong Kong.
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57. Handsome Siblings (1992)
In the riveting action movie, Handsome Siblings, set during the Tang Dynasty, a highly anticipated kung-fu tournament takes place every 18 years, with the victor declared the leader of the land until the next competition. This tournament brings out the best and worst in its competitors and leaders, drawing viewers into a thrilling and bloody spectacle.
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58. Days of Tomorrow (1993)
Days of Tomorrow” is a captivating drama film from 1993, directed by Jeffrey Lau, with a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes. Set in Hong Kong, the movie follows a young woman in search of her father’s past as a leading actor in the classic film ‘Days of Tomorrow. ’ As she dives into her father’s history, she uncovers his vibrant youth, life in the 1970s Hong Kong film industry, and a heartbreaking love story.
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59. Heaven and Earth (1994)
Heaven and Earth, released in 1994 and directed by David Lai, is an action-packed crime drama featuring the captivating world of opium sellers. Andy Lau and Damian Lau lead a star-studded cast, taking on the challenge of detectives fighting against corruption.
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60. Sha shou de tong hua (1994)
Sha shou de tong hua, ” a 1994 Hong Kong film directed by Veronica Chan, offers a thrilling blend of action, crime, and romance. The story follows an experienced assassin, played by Andy Lau, who contemplates leaving his dangerous lifestyle after meeting the rookie female assassin, portrayed by Anita Yuen. The duo soon becomes more than just colleagues, and their love is tested as they are pursued by both the police and the society that employs them.
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61. The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)
The Legend of Drunken Master, ” a 1994 Hong Kong classic written by Edward Tang and Man-Ming Tong, is an action-packed, comedic film that follows the life of a young martial artist who finds himself tangled in a dangerous web between respecting his pacifist father’s wishes and stopping a group of disrespectful foreigners from stealing precious artifacts. Fueled by love and loyalty, the protagonist embarks on a thrilling journey, balancing between comic slapstick elements and intense action scenes.
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62. Top Fighter (1995)
Top Fighter” is a 1995 documentary that provides an engaging exploration of the martial arts world, delving into its origins and influences in cinema, culture, and history. From the ancient teachings of Bodhidharma in 6th Century B. C. China to the present-day impact of martial arts movies, this film offers unique insights into martial arts traditions such as Wu Shu, Aikido, Tai Chi, and Judo Throw.
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63. What a Wonderful World (1996)
What a Wonderful World” (1996) is a heartwarming, culturally rich story that blends elements of comedy and drama. The film follows Souad, a prostitute, and Kenza, a tough traffic cop, as they navigate their lives and a burgeoning romance with Kamel.
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64. A Moment of Romance III (1996)
A Moment of Romance III, released in March 1996, takes us back to the tumultuous year of 1938 in China during the Second Sino-Japanese War. Tensions are high, and the world is on the brink of an all-out conflict with Japan. Directed by Johnnie To, this captivating drama, romance, and war film features a star-studded cast, including Andy Lau, Chien-Lien Wu, and Alex Fong.
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65. Kau luen kei (1997)
Kau Luen Kei, ” also known as “A Love So Beautiful, ” is a captivating 1997 Hong Kong film that explores the complexities of modern relationships through the lens of comedy, drama, and romance. The story follows three men as they navigate the labyrinth of love, encountering unforgettable experiences along the way.
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66. Armageddon (1997)
Armageddon, ” also known as “Tin dei hung sam, ” is an intriguing Hong Kong action-packed fantasy film with comedy elements. The world is on the brink of destruction, and it’s up to ten exceptional men, including the leading Hong Kong scientist Dr. Ken, played by Andy Lau, to save it.
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67. Island of Greed (1997)
Prepare for a thrilling ride as you step into the world of “Island of Greed” (1997), a Hong Kong action crime thriller film that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Directed by Michael Mak, this movie stars the dynamic duo of Andy Lau and Tony Leung Ka-fai, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.
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68. The Conman (1998)
In the electrifying world of “The Conman, ” a skilled gambler and card sharp finds himself in hot water. Accused of cheating and involved in a brutal brawl, he is wrongfully imprisoned for the death of a notorious mob boss. His harrowing journey to freedom is only the beginning, as he embarks on a relentless search for his long-lost wife and son.
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69. A True Mob Story (1998)
A True Mob Story” is a captivating action-packed film set in the dynamic environment of Hong Kong. The movie revolves around a low-level gangster who gains unexpected respect after saving a powerful boss’s life in a brutal gang fight. Andy Lau, Gigi Leung, and Suki Kwan lead an impressive ensemble cast.
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70. Prince Charming (1999)
In the whirlwind of love and chaos, Prince Charming (1999) unfolds an enchanting tale based on the Chinese novel ‘Hei ma wang zi’. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong and Shanghai, the film follows a down-on-his-luck man named Li Yu (Andy Lau) who unexpectedly falls in love with a young woman, Xiu Xiu (Michelle Reis), from Shanghai. Xiu Xiu travels to Hong Kong in search of her long-lost mother, but her quest becomes complicated when her wealthy father assumes she’s been kidnapped.
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71. Fascination Amour (1999)
Fascination Amour” is a delightful romantic comedy film that premiered in 1999, directed by Herman Yau. The movie follows the life of a playboy named Lau, who is on his eighth fiancée. Lau boards a cruise ship named Fascination, hoping to end his latest relationship, but things take an unexpected turn when he falls for the adorable heiress Sandy, played by Hikari Ishida. As Lau navigates through this newfound love, he discovers that his playboy lifestyle might not be as simple as he initially thought.
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72. Running Out of Time (1999)
Running Out of Time” is a gripping action-packed thriller set in Hong Kong, where police inspector and skilled hostage negotiator Ho Sheung-Sang is drawn into a dangerous 72-hour game orchestrated by a cancer-stricken criminal seeking revenge against Hong Kong’s organized crime syndicates. With non-stop chase scenes and intense high-stakes tension, this captivating drama pushes Ho’s limits and forces him to face the darker side of law enforcement.
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73. Century of the Dragon (1999)
Century of the Dragon, ” also known as “Lung joi bin yuen, ” is a 1999 Hong Kong action crime film that follows the thrilling story of Shing, a talented trainee at the police academy. After being handpicked for an undercover assignment within the Hung Hing triad, Shing becomes close friends with the group’s toughest leader, Fei Lung.
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74. The Duel (2000)
Prepare to step into the world of martial arts and comedy with the action-packed film, The Duel (2000). Directed by Andrew Lau and written by Jing Wong and Manfred Wong, this unique blend of wuxia and parody comedy follows the triumphant return of Yeh Cool-son, a master swordsman of royal blood, to the emperor’s palace.
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75. Needing You… (2000)
Needing You. . ” is a delightful and charming romantic comedy film from 2000, directed by the talented duo Johnnie To and Ka-Fai Wai. Set in a bustling computer company, the movie introduces us to two protagonists, Wah and Kinki, portrayed by Andy Lau and Sammi Cheng. Initially, they rub each other the wrong way, but a series of unexpected events and heartfelt revelations allow their friendship to blossom into a romantic relationship.
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76. Shaolin Soccer (2001)
Experience the hilarious and action-packed world of “Shaolin Soccer” (2001)! . This exhilarating film follows a young man who leaves his Shaolin temple and reunites with his discouraged brothers in their village. Together, they form a soccer team and discover that their formidable martial arts skills can be a powerful advantage on the field.
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77. Fulltime Killer (2001)
Fulltime Killer is a captivating action crime drama released in 2001. Directed by Johnnie To and Ka-Fai Wai, the film stars Andy Lau, Takashi Sorimachi, and Kelly Lin. The movie centers around two highly skilled hitmen who find themselves locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse. They must use all their expertise to overcome their differences and solve the problem.
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78. Fat Choi Spirit (2002)
Experience the delightful blend of comedy and romance in the 2002 Hong Kong film, Fat Choi Spirit. Written by Ka-Fai Wai, Nai-Hoi Yau, and Kin-Yee Au, the film stars Andy Lau, Ching Wan Lau, and Louis Koo, directed by Johnnie To and Ka-Fai Wai.
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79. Infernal Affairs (2002)
Infernal Affairs, also known as Mou gaan dou, is a gripping action-crime drama film released in 2002, directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak, and written by Alan Mak and Felix Chong. Starring Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and Anthony Chau-Sang Wong, it’s a story about a mole within the police department and an undercover cop who both aim to uncover the identity of the other.
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80. Runaway Pistol (2002)
Runaway Pistol” is a Hong Kong crime action thriller released in 2002. Directed by Wah-Chuen Lam, the movie follows a revolver as it falls into the hands of various characters in the bustling Mongkok district and eventually takes them on a wild adventure across the mainland port city of Shenzhen.
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81. Golden Chicken (2002)
Golden Chicken (2002), also known as Gam gai, is a heart-warming tale that combines drama and comedy in an unexpected yet delightful blend. Directed by Leung Chun ‘Samson’ Chiu, the film follows the story of a thief who, after his failed robbery attempt, finds himself drawn to the charming prostitute from whom he intended to steal. As they engage in conversation, the would-be victim regales the thief with her life story, which gradually changes his perspective.
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82. Running on Karma (2003)
Running on Karma, a thrilling action film, centers around a powerful and unique protagonist. Once a devoted monk, this man has developed extraordinary abilities which allow him to delve into the lives of others. Fate brings him into contact with a diligent female police officer who is struggling with her own demons. Utilizing his extraordinary gifts, he embarks on a mission to alter the force of Karma and transform her destiny in ways only he can imagine.
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83. Golden Chicken 2 (2003)
Golden Chicken 2, also known as Gam gai 2, is a captivating comedy-drama film from Hong Kong’s Applause Pictures, directed by Leung Chun “Samson” Chiu. Set in 2003, this second installment follows the adventures of the beloved characters from the first part of the series, set in motion by writers Mark Cheung, Oi-Wah Lam, and James Yuen.
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84. Infernal Affairs III (2003)
Infernal Affairs III” is an intense action-thriller that concludes the gripping trilogy set in the criminal underworld of Hong Kong. In this final installment, the stakes are higher than ever, as protagonist Ming becomes increasingly suspicious of a police superintendent, and uncovers a deeper web of deception and corruption.
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85. 1:99 Shorts (2003)
1:99 Shorts is a unique and heartwarming collection of shorts, crafted by 11 talented directors to help rebuild the confidence of the Hong Kong population during the SARS epidemic in 2003. In a series of uplifting, short films, the Information Service Department of the Hong Kong government seeks to remind the people that life goes on.
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86. Cat and Mouse (2003)
In the heart of Hong Kong, a comedy-romance-action thriller unfolds. “Cat and Mouse” (2003), also known as “Lou she oi sheung mao, ” follows the intriguing journey of Deputy Zhan Zhao (Andy Lau), who stumbles upon a conspiracy to assassinate wise Judge Bao (voiceover narrated by Anthony Chau-Sang Wong). With a plot against the Emperor lurking in the shadows, Zhan takes matters into his own hands, determined to protect his mentor and preserve peace.
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87. Magic Kitchen (2004)
Magic Kitchen” is a delightful romance-comedy that takes you on a journey through the bustling streets of modern-day Hong Kong. Our protagonist, Yau, is determined to find love despite her family’s curse. As she navigates through the city, her journey leads her to an enchanting dining establishment, where her culinary skills and charming personality leave a lasting impression on everyone she meets.
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88. House of Flying Daggers (2004)
House of Flying Daggers, directed by Yimou Zhang, is a visually stunning and thrilling action-adventure film set in 9th century China. The movie follows the romantic journey of a police captain, Jin, played by Takeshi Kaneshiro, who breaks a beautiful and talented member of a rebel group, Mei, portrayed by Ziyi Zhang, out of prison to help her rejoin her fellows. Amidst the snowy landscapes, the duo navigates an intricate web of deception, trust, and danger.
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89. A World Without Thieves (2004)
A World Without Thieves, released in 2004, is a captivating crime drama directed by Xiaogang Feng. The film follows a notorious con-team couple, played by Andy Lau and Rene Liu, as they make their way from a city after successfully stealing a businessman’s BMW.
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90. McDull, Prince de la Bun (2004)
McDull, Prince de la Bun is a heartwarming animated comedy film that follows the life of a piglet named McDull, who is attending kindergarten with dreams of a better future. However, his ambitious mother, Mrs. Mc, is convinced that the key to success is enrolling him in numerous classes and even purchasing their future graves. As the film unfolds, Mrs. Mc shares a captivating story she wrote, inspired by the works of J. K. Rowling, yet McDull remains fixated on reading the Harry Potter series instead.
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91. Triad Underworld (2004)
Prepare to dive into the action-packed and dramatic world of Triad Underworld: a 2004 Hong Kong production directed by Ching-Po Wong. When Triad leader Hung’s wife gives birth to a baby boy, Hung contemplates abandoning his life as a gangster. However, the news spreads rapidly, triggering a brutal war in the criminal underworld.
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92. Tsoi suet yuk chi ngo oi nei (2005)
Tsoi suet yuk chi ngo oi nei” weaves an intriguing tale of love, loss, and redemption. Starring the versatile Andy Lau, this captivating romantic drama boasts an enchanting storyline and skillful direction by Kung-Lok Lee and Daniel Yu. Lau plays two distinct roles; Doctor Gao Yuen, a diligent medical professional preoccupied with his job, and a widower in a separate relationship with actress Charlene Choi. Andy Lau’s ability to embody these contrasting personas adds depth to the film.
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93. Ren yu duo duo (2005)
Ren yu duo duo” is a touching, fantastical drama that captures the heart and challenges the boundaries of love and self-discovery. Set against the serene backdrop of a small Taiwanese village, the film follows Dodo, an avid birdwatcher with a penchant for collecting and displaying beautiful high heels.
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94. Duk haan yum cha (2006)
Duk Haan Yum Cha” is a delightful romantic comedy set in bustling Hong Kong. The story revolves around Manny, a nice guy who works in an office, and his chance encounter with the charming and vivacious TV presenter Karen. As fate would have it, the two share an immediate connection at a bar, and their blossoming relationship promises to be filled with love and laughter.
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95. Crazy Stone (2006)
Imagine a world where a priceless gem, a band of inept thieves, a ruthless mob, and an unpredictable security guard all collide in a thrilling tale of crime, comedy, and drama. That’s the premise of “Crazy Stone, ” an action-packed 2006 film hailing from China and Hong Kong. This whip-smart story follows a precious crystal that finds itself at the center of a desperate heist gone spectacularly wrong.
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96. Battle of the Warriors (2006)
An epic tale of adventure, Battle of the Warriors transports us to ancient China during the tumultuous 4th century B. C. Set amidst the chaos of the Warring States Period, this masterfully crafted action-drama reimagines the thrilling historical battles that shaped China’s landscape.
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97. Invisible Waves (2006)
Invisible Waves” is a gripping drama and thriller that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. Set in Thailand and directed by Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, the film follows a man (Asano) who, after accidentally killing his girlfriend, decides to move to Thailand in a desperate attempt to cope with his guilt and avoid arrest.
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98. The Warlords (2007)
The Warlords, ” also known as “Tau Ming Chong, ” is an enthralling Hong Kong-Chinese historical fiction film directed by Wai-Man Yip and Peter Ho-Sun Chan. Set in China during the 1860s, the story follows General Qingyun, who teams up with two bandit leaders to form an army loyal to the Qing Dynasty. As they embark on a mission to take control of rebel-held Suzhou and Nanjing, secrets, betrayals, and blood brothers’ bonds weigh heavily on their quest for power.
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99. Brothers (2007)
Brothers” is a riveting 2007 Hong Kong action drama film directed by Derek Chiu. When their father’s life is threatened, two estranged brothers reluctantly join forces to navigate the complexities of their family’s crime business.
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100. Protégé (2007)
Embark on a riveting journey with the gripping crime thriller, “Protégé” (2007), starring Andy Lau, Daniel Wu, and Louis Koo. This edge-of-your-seat film follows the story of a special agent named Nick who has been undercover in Asia’s dangerous organized crime trade for eight long years. As he rises to become the protégé of the enigmatic Banker, he finds himself not only deep into the lucrative criminal underworld but also grappling with the complexities of loyalty and morality.
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101. The Founding of a Republic (2009)
The Founding of a Republic” is a riveting historical drama inspired by true events, set in 1949 China. The film is a stirring tale of bravery, sacrifice, and resilience as one man courageously defies the tyranny of a ruthless ruler and unites his people in an epic battle for their country.
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102. Look for a Star (2009)
Look for a Star, ” a 2009 romantic comedy film directed by Andrew Lau and starring Andy Lau and Shu Qi, is based on a billionaire’s true-life love story with a stubborn casino dealer. The film showcases the enchanting world of love and glamour in the casino industry, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre. With a runtime of 1 hour and 57 minutes, this feel-good movie transports viewers to an exotic world filled with laughter, drama, and passion, receiving an impressive box office of $17,386,063.
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103. Detective Dee: The Mystery of the Phantom Flame (2010)
Detective Dee: The Mystery of the Phantom Flame” is an action-packed adventure set in the Tang Dynasty of the 680s. A legendary detective, banished from his homeland, is called upon to solve a series of baffling deaths that threaten to disrupt the inauguration of Empress Wu. With a talented cast led by Tony Ka Fai Leung, Chao Deng, and Carina Lau, and directed by Hark Tsui, the film blends thrilling action sequences, dramatic intrigue, and rich period details to create a captivating cinematic experience.
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104. Future X-Cops (2010)
Prepare for a thrilling time-travel adventure with “Future X-Cops, ” released in 2010. This action-packed sci-fi film, directed by Jing Wong and written by himself, follows a brave cop who travels back in time to stop a corporate threat targeting a doctor who has invented revolutionary energy technology. With the power to break up energy resource monopolies, the doctor’s invention poses a serious threat to the corporation’s profits.
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105. A Simple Life (2011)
A Simple Life” is a poignant drama that follows the life of an unassuming servant who, after suffering a stroke, announces her intentions to relocate to a care home for the elderly. This thought-provoking film delves into the complexities of family relationships, highlighting the selflessness and devotion of people like the protagonist.
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106. Shaolin (2011)
In the heart of the 1920s, Hong Kong-based action-drama “Shaolin” follows the journey of Hou Jie, a disheartened warlord who, after relentlessly ambushing his rivals and losing everything in the process, seeks solace at a Shaolin monastery. As a skilled warrior, Hou Jie is drawn to the monks’ unyielding discipline and wisdom, while also grappling with the dark secrets of his past. Director Benny Chan masterfully weaves together a tale of redemption, love, and the pursuit of honor, all against the backdrop of breathtaking martial arts battles and riveting action sequences.
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107. Beginning of the Great Revival (2011)
Beginning of the Great Revival” is a thrilling historical drama that delves into the formative years of the People’s Republic of China. The film expertly charts the tumultuous path that led to the inception of the Chinese Communist Party. Following the lives of key figures such as Mao Tse Tung, the narrative offers a compelling portrayal of the dynamic and complex political landscape of the time.
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108. Cold War (2012)
In the thrilling 2012 action-packed film “Cold War, ” a group of skilled police officers find themselves in the midst of a dangerous game of cat and mouse. When their department is tainted by a mole, they are unexpectedly targeted by hijackers who kidnap them in a bold and ruthless move. The high-stakes situation quickly escalates as cryptic messages from the hijackers leave the task force in complete chaos, exposing their vulnerability.
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109. Switch (2013)
Switch” (2013) takes you on a thrilling adventure as a Chinese agent embarks on a mission to uncover an ancient Chinese scroll. Navigating through treacherous terrain, he faces off against Japanese Yakuzas and British mercenaries. Andy Lau, Chi-Ling Lin, and Jingchu Zhang headline a star-studded cast in this action-packed spectacle, directed by Jianjun Sun.
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110. Blind Detective (2013)
Blind Detective, originally titled Maang taam, is an action-packed crime drama that showcases the undying spirit of a once-brilliant detective. With an unmatched dedication to solving cases, the protagonist is forced into early retirement due to a tragic loss of vision. However, the relentless detective is determined to make ends meet by taking on cold cases that others have deemed unsolvable.
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111. The Grandmaster (2013)
The Grandmaster is a captivating biographical drama film released in 2013, directed by renowned filmmaker Kar-Wai Wong. Set in Hong Kong with elements of Chinese culture, the movie follows the life of martial-arts master Ip Man, the legendary figure who trained Bruce Lee.
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112. Firestorm (2013)
Firestorm, also known as Fung bou, is a thrilling 2013 Hong Kong action-crime-thriller directed by Alan Yuen. With a runtime of 1 hour and 58 minutes, the film boasts a talented cast led by Andy Lau, Chen Yao, and Ka-Tung Lam.
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113. The Moment (2014)
The Moment” is a riveting documentary that takes you on a journey through the history of Taiwan’s Golden Horse Film Festival - the oldest Chinese-language film awards. Commissioned by the Ministry of Culture, award-winning director Yang Li-chou masterfully captures the essence of cinema’s profound impact on society.
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114. Golden Chickensss (2014)
Golden Chickensss, originally titled Gam gai SSS, is a unique comedy-drama that takes viewers on a heartwarming journey of redemption and second chances. The film, released in 2014, is set in the backdrop of Hong Kong and stars Sandra Kwan Yue Ng and Nick Cheung as the lead characters.
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115. From Vegas to Macau II (2015)
From Vegas to Macau II is a captivating action-comedy film that takes you on a wild ride through Asia. The story revolves around the legendary gambler, ‘Magic Hand’ Ken, who is enjoying a luxurious life away from the glamour and grit of the gambling world. But as fate would have it, he finds himself pulled back into the dangerous underworld of gangsters, criminals, and shady deals.
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116. Jian Bing Man (2015)
Immerse yourself in the hilarious journey of disgraced actor Zhang Wei, played by the charming Chengpeng Dong, as he strives to regain his status in the industry. In the heartwarming comedy “Jian Bing Man, ” Zhang finds himself surrounded by a bizarre assortment of characters, all determined to help him reclaim his place on the silver screen.
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117. Our Times (2015)
Delve into a heartwarming tale of unexpected love with “Our Times, ” a romantic comedy that showcases the innocence of youth. Set in Taiwan during the 1960s, the film follows the journey of four students who navigate their lives, love, and friendships. With a talented female director at the helm and an ensemble cast led by Vivian Sung, Talu Wang, and Dino Lee, “Our Times” captures the essence of first love, the pursuit of dreams, and the power of nostalgia.
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118. From Vegas to Macau III (2016)
From Vegas to Macau III is an action-packed, star-studded film that follows the story of Ken, a wealthy businessman, as he prepares for the wedding of his daughter, Rainbow, to Vincent, his trusted protege. The wedding is set to take place in the glamorous city of Macau. However, on the day of the ceremony, the wedding is sabotaged when Mark receives a warning from Michael Chen about a mysterious tycoon who has hired mercenaries to assassinate Ken.
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119. My Beloved Bodyguard (2016)
Experience the intense action, captivating drama, and heartwarming friendship in the 2016 film “My Beloved Bodyguard” (Wo de te gong ye ye). Featuring a star-studded cast and inspired by real-life events, this film tells the story of a retired bodyguard who finds a close bond with a young girl. However, when her life is put in danger due to her father’s connections to crime, the once-famous guard must confront his dementia, revive his prowess, and save the girl before it’s too late.
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120. Mission Milano (2016)
Mission Milano, also known as Tou tian te wu, is a 2016 action-packed, action-comedy film that stars Andy Lau, Xiaoming Huang, and Cho-Lam Wong. Directed by Jing Wong, the movie follows a team of rogue terrorists who steal the revolutionary invention known as the Seed of God with plans to bring about world domination.
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121. Railroad Tigers (2016)
Railroad Tigers, ” released in 2016, is set in China during the Japanese occupation in 1941. The film tells the story of a dedicated railroad worker who leads a team of freedom fighters to bring food to the hungry. Amidst the chaos of World War Two and the Sino-Japanese conflict, they must navigate through obstacles and challenges to make a difference.
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122. The Great Wall (2016)
The Great Wall” is a captivating action-adventure fantasy film set in ancient China, where a group of European mercenaries stumble upon a secret army that guards and defends the Great Wall of China from an army of monstrous creatures. Under the command of a fearless female general, the mercenaries must band together with the secret army to protect the Great Wall and the world from certain doom.
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123. The Adventurers (2017)
Join the thrilling ranks of the world’s most skilled thieves in ‘The Adventurers’ (Xia dao lian meng), a pulsating 2017 action-adventure film. Boasting an exceptional cast that includes Andy Lau, Shu Qi, and Jingchu Zhang, the plot follows these master criminals who unite to execute the heist of all heists.
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124. Chasing the Dragon (2017)
Chasing the Dragon is a riveting biographical crime thriller set against the tumultuous backdrop of Hong Kong in 1963. The film follows the journey of an unassuming immigrant from Mainland China, who infiltrates the city’s corrupt British-colonized government, transforming into a ruthless and emerging drug lord navigating the treacherous world of the Triad, the notorious crime syndicate controlling the Golden Triangle. The movie stars Donnie Yen, Andy Lau, and Philip Keung, and is directed by Jason Kwan, Jing Wong, and Aman Chang, bringing to life a tale of ambition, power, and betrayal in the 1960s.
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125. The White Storm 2: Drug Lords (2019)
In “The White Storm 2: Drug Lords, ” the thrilling sequel to the critically-acclaimed action film, a wealthy businessman, played by Louis Koo, finds himself in a deadly race against time as he battles a former drug kingpin, portrayed by Andy Lau. As they engage in a dangerous game of cat and mouse, a dedicated police officer, played by Kiu-Wai Miu, must navigate the treacherous world of law enforcement to deliver justice without compromising his morals.
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