Reviewed by: mrblue Date: 01/19/2008 Good god, Another Chinese Cop is a terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE movie. It's actually really difficult to describe just how much it jumps feet-first into the vortex of suckitude, so I'll let the plot description from the DVD cover speak for itself... "Billy Chow playing Tai is married to the endowed Mindy played by Diana Pang Dan. Mindy forces him to set up a kidnapping to make money. This puts him at odds with his former kung fu brother and policeman Li Tai-Chu played by Law Kar-Ying. There seems to be an obsession with tying bombs to people and letting the clock tick down. Li discovers his true love along the way the film makers apparently unaware and any Freudian significance in the fact she blatantly reminds him of his mother." So, yeah, Another Chinese Cop is actually both boring and confusing at the same time. Even with Diana Pang Dan throttling her cleavage about (especially in a strip-tease scene totally ripped off from True Lies), this has nothing to offer the potential viewer. After this movie ended, I felt like I was just robbed of the last ninety minutes of my life, and I suspect you'll feel the same way if you'd ever be brave enough to subject your eyeballs to this twaddle. [review from www.hkfilm.net] Reviewer Score: 3

Reviewed by: STSH Date: 01/30/2004 Summary: Pretty good This was one of my early favourites, and I was looking forward to seeing it again. Unfortunately it was a let down in many ways. The script is sloppy and rather silly. With the honorable exception of Tsui Kam Kong, the acting ain't so good either. But it's still worth watching. The great cast is still good value, Pang Dan is great to look at, and Bllly Chow is fun as the evil villain misled by her. Tsui is worth special mention. This guy is one of the great treasures of HK cinema. He makes a moderate part very watchable, and is hilarious in flashback (he is classified as being younger by wearing an awful wig !). Enough action and laughs to entertain. Previous review: Entertaining low-budget police action caper. Plenty of gore, car chases, fighting, stupid low humour and pace. Anthony Wong and Tsui Kam Kong (imaginatively code-named Bald Head !) give their usual solid performances. Reviewer Score: 5

Reviewed by: hkcinema Date: 02/19/2000 Former national martial art team member falls for a lounge singer and begins a life of crime as he kidnaps a wealthy businessman. The Mainland police chief assigns an officer who was also a member of the national team to the case. As the case progresses, the officer begins to suspect his former teammate...... [Reviewed by Next Magazine]