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92 Ba wang hua yu Ba wang hua (1992) Online
Original Title :
92 Ba wang hua yu Ba wang hua
Genre :
Movie / Action / Comedy
Year :
1992
Directror :
Wellson Chin
Cast :
Cynthia Khan,Moon Lee,Sandra Kwan Yue Ng
Writer :
Abe Kwong,Chun-Wai Lau
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 33min
Rating :
5.6/10
92 Ba wang hua yu Ba wang hua (1992) Online

To save the Hong Kong Police Force's Banshee Squad from becoming defunct, the struggling new squad members seek the help of former officers Amy (Sandra Ng Kwan Yue), now a divorced mom with a young kid, and May (Kara Hui), now partially mentally-unstable, to help them with their training regiment, lead by Madame Yang (Cynthia Khan). Their police skills are put to the test when they are ordered to nab a band of brutal thugs in the city.
Cast overview, first billed only:
Cynthia Khan Cynthia Khan - Madam Yang
Moon Lee Moon Lee - Madam Lee
Sandra Kwan Yue Ng Sandra Kwan Yue Ng - Amy
Wan-Yee Tse Wan-Yee Tse - Ann
Billy Lau Billy Lau - Nam
Fung Woo Fung Woo - Supt. Hu
Jeong-il Choi Jeong-il Choi - Ma's Son, Thug Leader
Kara Wai Kara Wai - May
Sheila Chan Sheila Chan - Nam's Wife
Lung Chan Lung Chan - Dregs
Paul Fonoroff Paul Fonoroff - Chief Supt.
Pak Lam Cheng Pak Lam Cheng - Amy's Son
James Tien James Tien - Big Brother Ma
Wing-Cho Yip Wing-Cho Yip - Commissioner
Joanna Chan Joanna Chan - Joanna


User reviews

Defolosk

Defolosk

The fourth and final chapter of the "Inspector Wears Skirts" series has a pretty desperate "plot" and lots of over-the-top silliness (Cynthia Khan has jet-powered boots! Kids swallow mini-bombs and then take laxatives!) that most certainly will not be to everyone's taste, but at the same time it has a few very good action sequences with some of the best action women of Hong Kong. Cynthia Khan has a secondary part, but her fight scenes are simply brilliant; Moon Lee is cute, timid and playful for the most part, but then she suddenly does such things as sticking a gun into a guy's mouth and she switches to dangerously sexy; Kara Hui takes one huge fall at the start and becomes slightly crazy, but she does get the chance to demonstrate some old-school (shaolin?) kung fu techniques and to handle a variety of weapons, and her execution is as good as you'll see by almost any man; and Sandra Ng provides the comic relief (as usual). The main villain is an AWESOME fighter, and it takes the double team effort of Cynthia and Moon to bring him down at the end. The film can be tough-going at times, but the action set-pieces are definitely worth it; use the fast forward button if you must. (**1/2)