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Of course, some other things had changed since then, not least the Chinese Government tightening its grip on the nation's media and transforming it into a propaganda wing, but that made it all the more remarkable what Lau did get away with.

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Helping their good impression was that they had obviously been very well thought out and choreographed to resemble a Hong Kong thriller from that territory's golden age of action flicks, only with a few added bells and whistles to update their techniques to the twenty-first century. Director Lau Ho-Leung was formerly a screenwriter for the likes of Johnnie To, and carried that skill over to this with a kinetic item where the heist sequences were essentially action scenes and by far the highlight of the movie. This proves unnecessary when the police cars chasing them draw closer: they criminal places his hood over the cop's head and pushes him out of the back of the van, where he is picked up and arrested.Д¬aught in Time was based on a true story, though you may not be surprised to learn its big screen incarnation had been considerably embroidered, but it is true a criminal gang went on a spree for the first few years of the nineteen-nineties in China. They were led by a man nicknamed The Falcon ( Daniel Wu) and he taunted the cop in the back of the getaway van carrying them away from the scene of the crime at high speed, ordering him at gunpoint to tell them a joke, and if The Falcon did not laugh, he would shoot.

It was his first day on the force at Changpu, and when he rushed to investigate an armed robbery taking place in the heart of the city he was kidnapped by the masked gang.

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