1. "Chill"
"Chill" is an action movie directed by Liang Lemin and Lu Jianqing, starring Aaron Kwok, Liang Jiahui and Yang Caini. The film was released simultaneously in Mainland China and Hong Kong on November 8, 2012. I have to say that the screenwriter of this film is worthy of the golden combination of Mai Zhaohui and Zhuang Wenqiang. It is intertwined, has many clues, and echoes before and after, which is a test of the audience's memory and understanding! Although it is difficult to surpass "Infernal Affairs", I humbly believe that Chill is still the best Hong Kong police film in the past decade.
2. "Assault"
"Assault" is an action film directed by Gareth Evans, with performances by Iko Uais, Donny Alancia and others. The film was on March 23, 2012 It was released in Indonesia. The most commendable aspect of "Assault" in action plot processing is the close combat skills. The use of various weapons in close combat and the scenes of hand-to-hand combat support the entire film.
3. "Infernal Affairs 2"
"Infernal Affairs 2" is the second film in the "Infernal Affairs" series. The film is co-directed by Liu Weiqiang and Mak Siu Fai, starring Huang Qiusheng, Zeng Zhiwei, Edison Chen, Yu Wenle, Wu Zhenyu, Carina Lau and others. The film was released in mainland China on November 1, 2003. This is a prequel, the intricate relationship is combined with the previous works to understand, it is very flavorful, the screenwriter is indeed very level, and the design is quite meticulous. The cast is still very strong, and Wu Zhenyu’s starring in this movie is the biggest highlight. It is no exaggeration to say that he even snatched the limelight from several leading actors. Although Huang and Zeng are recognized acting genres, they leave it to me. The most impressive one is Wu Zhenyu, who is absolutely amazing as the boss.
4. "Drug War"
"Drug War" is directed by Johnnie To, written by Wei Jiahui, You Naihai, and starred by Honglei Sun, Louis Koo, Huang Yi, Zhong Hanliang, etc.; the film was released in Mainland China on April 2, 2013. "Drug War" is Johnnie To's first film to officially enter the mainland market. The plot of "Drug War" is a traditional one-line narrative, but it is compact and complex, with climaxes. From the accidental explosion of a drug manufacturing factory, the perspective follows the drug dealer played by Gu Tianle and the police officer played by Sun Honglei, deep into the huge underground kingdom of drug manufacturing, drug trafficking, and drug trafficking.
5. "Storm"
"Storm" is directed by Yuan Jinlin, produced and produced by Jiang Zhiqiang, Andy Lau, and starred by Andy Lau, Lin Jiadong, Yao Chen, Hu Jun, Yin Ziwei, and Lu Liangwei. The film was officially released on December 12, 2013. This may be the biggest crime scene in Hong Kong movie history. The big gangsters not only made the Hong Kong police very shameless, but also turned a street in Central Hong Kong upside down. The action movie directly upgraded the disaster movie. Yuan Jinlin, a screenwriter, is the first to direct the tube, coupled with the brilliant action design of the Qian Jiaban led by Jiale, and the performance of the actors, together to present this hot and hearty police action blockbuster.
6. "Line of Fire"
"Line of Fire" is written and directed by Michael Mann, co-starred by Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Fang Kimmer, and John Water. The film was released in the United States on December 15, 1995. The most prominent feature of the film is the two scenes of street shootout and one-on-one at the airport, which are real and rich in quality, and are produced at the pinnacle of Hollywood.
