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City War (1989)

City War (1989)
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This Hong Kong crime thriller stars Chow Yun-Fat and Ti Lung as two cops who must hunt down Chu, a crime boss who has just been released from prison and is out for revenge against the mismatched partners. It's difficult to determine exactly who is chasing whom as Chu makes an attempt on the family of one of the partners. Although the story is standard buddy-cop fare in the mode of the American film Lethal Weapon and all of its clones, the action sequences and acting are solid, with performances from Yun-Fat and Lung, both veterans of the Hong Kong action genre. ~ Jonathan E. Laxamana, Rovi

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Director(s):
Sun Chung
Format(s):
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Synopsis of City War

This Hong Kong crime thriller stars Chow Yun-Fat and Ti Lung as two cops who must hunt down Chu, a crime boss who has just been released from prison and is out for revenge against the mismatched partners. It's difficult to determine exactly who is chasing whom as Chu makes an attempt on the family of one of the partners. Although the story is standard buddy-cop fare in the mode of the American film Lethal Weapon and all of its clones, the action sequences and acting are solid, with performances from Yun-Fat and Lung, both veterans of the Hong Kong action genre. ~ Jonathan E. Laxamana, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
96 mins

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Director(s):
Sun Chung
Categories:
Action / Adventure
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Michael K.

The action scenes in City War are especially ferocious, which is saying something considering late 80s HK cinema. Add in charismatic performances from Chow Yun-Fat, Ti Lung and a host of late 80s HK character actors, killer pacing and a reasonably engaging story, and you have the recipe for a borderline classic. Highly recommended.

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