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The Director’s Series 25: Ringo Lam – Full Alert
July 27th, 2018 | 
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Ringo Lam returns to Hong Kong after his Hollywood adventure in multi-nominated, cops and robbers style. Lau Ching-wan vs Francis Ng, the stage is set. This is The Director’s 25 on Ringo Lam’s Full Alert. With Kenny B and Tom K-W.
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Running Times:
00m 00s – Intro/Quick-Takes: Replicant & Looking For Mr. Perfect
18m 00s – Ringo Lam interview excerpts and notes on Full Alert
25m 25s – Lau Ching-wan biography
35m 03s – Full Alert review
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Tags: 1997, Andy On, Cinema, Comedy, Film, Films, Francis Ng, Full Alert, Hong Kong, Jean Claude Van Damme, Lau Ching Wan, Looking For Mister Perfect, Michael Rooker, Movie, Movies, Podcast, Replicant, Reviews, Ringo Lam, Shu Qi, Simon Yam, Thriller, podcasts, review | 
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Three Kingdoms: Ressurection Of The Dragon (2008)
Resurrection of the Dragon is a mainly fictional historical epic of legendary soldier Zhao Yun. It follows his life from a simple foot soldier to his death.
Personally I enjoyed this film despite its flaws. It is historically inaccurate, the costumes are totally wrong and they cast a Eurasian actress (Maggie Queue) as a fictional grand daughter of Cao Cao. (thank you IMDB). Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: 2008, Andy Lau, Andy On, Historical Epic, James Aylmore, Maggie Q, Sammo Hung, Three Kingdoms: Ressurection Of The Dragon, Vanness Wu |
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