Bullet And Brain [C-movie] (Alex Fong, Eric Tsang, Anthony Wong, Francis Ng)
Written and produced by Wong Jing, breezy gangster actioner Bullet & Brain is the kind of entertaining genre hodgepodge that only Hong Kong can do so well. At times serious, at times silly, this fast-paced film is anchored with charismatic performances from Best Actor trio Eric Tsang, Anthony Wong, and Francis Ng. Wong and Ng, in particular, get to strut their stuff as the opaquely cool titular outlaws, Bullet and Brain. The veterans lead the way for their younger co-stars - Alex Fong (Love is Not All Around) and newcomer actresses Tiffany Tang, Liu Yang, and Liu Yuan Yuan - who help bring some youthful energy to the proceedings. Helmed by cinematographer-turned-director Keung Kwok Man, Bullet & Brain rolls action, drama, comedy, and romance together into a tight, unpredictable, and enjoyable roller coaster of a movie.
Triad boss Principal meets an untimely demise when his protege Winston (Andrew Wu) betrays him. Before his death, he left his Swiss bank account password to his granddaughter Rain (Tiffany Tang), who now becomes Winston’s next target. Winston needs the money to cut a deal with another mob boss (Eric Tsang), and he’s willing to use any means to get it. Rookie cop Fei (Alex Fong) is assigned to protect Rain, but he’s more bumbling than brave and both are soon in deep waters with Winston’s gang on the hunt. Luckily, the Principal also left Rain a torn bill that if sent out would bring the aid of his old friends, legendary criminals Bullet (Francis Ng) and Brain (Anthony Wong). The sharp-minded, sharp-shooting duo haven’t been seen in years, but they’re back with guns a-blazing to save Rain. The only problem: they vowed years ago to never kill or lie again.
Secret [C-Movie] (Jay Chou)
Secret (Traditional Chinese: 不能說的秘密; Simplified Chinese: 不能说的秘密; Pinyin: Bùnéng shuō de mìmì), also known by its transliteration The Secret That Cannot Be Told, is a Taiwanese romance film released in 2007. It is the first movie directed by Taiwanese musician Jay Chou.
Cast
- 周杰伦 Jay Chou as 叶湘伦 (Ye Xiang Lun): Music student majoring in piano and lives with his father.
- 桂纶镁 Kwai Lun-mei as 路小雨 (Lu Xiao Yu): Music student who lives with her mother.
- 黄秋生 Anthony Wong as 小伦爸爸 (Ye’s father): The headmaster of Ye’s school and his father.
Sweet Revenge [C-Movie] (Fan Bing Bing)
Sweet Revenge
Director: Ho Ping
Actors: Nick Cheung , Fan Bing Bing , Anthony Wong
Language: Mandarin
Synopsis
Pure as driven snow and in the prime of youth, Cheung Yung has yet to taste the fruits of passion before she is embraced by death. Mr Ching has lost everything dear to him. There’s nothing left to lose except his life. Two lovelorn people living under the shadow of death find solace in a promise to fulfill each other’s dying wishes – to have a one-time romance.
However, through a twist of fate, Cheung Yung uncovers the identity of her parents’ murderer, who indirectly caused her terminal illness. Even stronger than the hunger for love, is the thirst for revenge. She alters the terms of her pact with Mr Ching and sets in motion a chain of events that leads to a tense and fatal confrontation with her nemesis.
Unlike Cheung Yung and Mr Ching, Cheung Siu Chun savors every moment in his life. A healthy, motivated professional, he derives satisfaction from helping those in need. His greatest source of happiness is his gorgeous and loving wife Ho Lok. If there’s a blemish in his otherwise perfect life, it is a crime he committed in hot blood as a juvenile. But blood will have blood, and it is Cheung Yung who finds herself the agent of her family’s inexorable scheme of vengeance, which extends beyond the grave. After discovering that she has been sleeping with the enemy, can Ho Lok make the painful choice between love and justice?
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