Qing yi xin

1988
1h 30m

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Philip Chan, Waise Lee, and Michael Wong in Qing yi xin (1988)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueChuck (Philip Chan), Jimmy (Waise Lee) and Lucky (Michael Wong) are blood brothers. Jimmy's cousin Jake, acts as a go-between, arranges a trafficking of counterfeit U.S. notes between Jimmy'... Tout lireChuck (Philip Chan), Jimmy (Waise Lee) and Lucky (Michael Wong) are blood brothers. Jimmy's cousin Jake, acts as a go-between, arranges a trafficking of counterfeit U.S. notes between Jimmy's group and the local triad society in Taiwan. Jake, however, is a double-crosses by infor... Tout lireChuck (Philip Chan), Jimmy (Waise Lee) and Lucky (Michael Wong) are blood brothers. Jimmy's cousin Jake, acts as a go-between, arranges a trafficking of counterfeit U.S. notes between Jimmy's group and the local triad society in Taiwan. Jake, however, is a double-crosses by informing the police of the trafficking. At the ambush, police injures Lucky and arrests him, w... Tout lire

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6/10

Cliché 80s mediocrity

Drama unfolds between a group of characters involved in a bad night in Taiwan.

This movie is very much advertised as an action movie through it's posters and boasts stars that have appeared in action movies, Waise Lee and Michael Wong.

As the film plays, the plot becomes reminiscent of John Woo's A Better Tomorrow. It is likely because it is a cash in on the popularity of it. This film is nowhere near Woo's epic, despite featuring Waise Lee who appeared the film.

The characters are weak. The plot is filled with lots of clichés of 80s cinema. In general it is very dated. Nothing special.

A superior film of the same year that also stars Waise Lee is The Big Heat.