Reviewed by: Inner Strength Date: 04/10/2002 Summary: VERY GOOD One of the best police action movies I saw in the eighties, and even now, it still has that feel-good felling about it. Danny Lee is a cop, who basically fights crime in the streets of Hong Kong, once again casting Shing Fui On as one of the thugs running Hong Kong, whilst in search of a vigilante who is stopping more criminals than the police. If you like action movies, especially films with Danny Lee playing a strong cop, then this is a must. Some really impressive action scenes in this, with an enjoyable story too. Recommended. Rating: [4/5]

Reviewed by: mrblue Date: 02/09/2002 Summary: Solid cop movie In a cinema often known for its' over-the-top depiction of violence, when a film restrains itself in the depiction of heinous acts, it stands out. The Law Enforcer fits into that mold. While the plot (which has Mak Chui Han as a vigilante cop taking out justice on thugs and Danny Lee's squad dealing with both the crimes and the "taint" it gives police officers) is workaday, Lee's approach takes an almost documentary-like approach to the proceedings, and makes the film transcend the usual "cop with a conscience" junk. This is not to say that there isn't any action in here -- the final confrontation in a parking garage is tense, well-shot and exciting -- but the fact that the movie emphasizes characteristics rather than pyrotechnics (when it would be much easier to pump up the latter) and does it without boring the viewer -- in fact, engaging and pulling them in -- deserves to be noted.