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REVIEW: Out of Inferno (2013)

October 5, 2020 Grant Watson

I have long been quite a fan of the Pang brothers, Danny and Oxide, whose inventive low-budget films like Re-cycle, Bangkok Dangerous and The Eye have impressed me with their imagination, pacing and energy. In recent years their output has gradually becoming more expensive … Continue reading REVIEW: Out of Inferno (2013)

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REVIEW: Loving You (1995)

October 3, 2020October 3, 2020 Grant Watson

Hong Kong’s Johnnie To has been directing films since 1980, but you can really divide his career into two phases. One, a journey-level career in making relatively derivative features heavily inspired by existing genre conventions. Then, from 1999, a more … Continue reading REVIEW: Loving You (1995)

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REVIEW: Overheard (2009)

April 30, 2017October 7, 2020 Grant Watson

Three police officers work surveillance on a major insider trading investigation. One night one of the officers, Yeung (Louis Koo), learns in advance that the stock price of the company under investigation is going to rise. He convinces his colleague … Continue reading REVIEW: Overheard (2009)

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