Cradle 2 the Grave and
Hero's Jet Li, will be back on screen
probably the end of the year in the Action/Drama - Danny the Dog also
starring Morgan Freeman and the BBC version of Othello's Bob Hoskins.
Doesn't this picture look artistic? Well he looks angry to me! :P
Daily Gossips from Webmaster:
Good day mate, how are you peeps after 3 days of
absent, well to compensate that there is a big update today as I have watched
2 movies at the cinema this week - which means new reviews, one is Chow Yun
Fat's Bulletproof Monk and the
other being a new HK movie - Nick Cheung's
Fate Fighter. Well, I also added a new pic of the day -
Jet Li in Danny the Dog. I found this picture
quite well shot and pretty cool and artistic and don't heard me wrong Jet Li
next movie is about a dog - himself. (28/6/03)
Yet
another conmen addition to the on-going series. Well, starring the conman
himself - Nick Cheung and along with the pretty Kristy Cheung and a good line of
supporting cast, led by HK veteran Alex To and a hot unknown sexy babe (the girl
hugging Nick and Sam in the above photo) and also rising star Sam Lee.
Personally I though the casting was pretty good and also giving Kristy Cheung a
kinda leading role for the first time. She actually performed with some form of
potential. Well, she was actually more pretty...more...
HK Best Actor alongside Tony Leung Chiu Wai,
the gun god - Chow Yun Fat is back on the big screen after a 2 years absent from
his last epical Oscar-winning Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Chow is beginning
to show his comical side in the latest comic book adaptation movie - Bulletproof
Monk. But what's different in this movie is everyone of the leads knows martial
arts (well, ok, they are just trained for this movie :P) which replaces the
normal John Woo's style gunfire. However, the script is simple and confusing...more...
HK Best Actor alongside Tony Leung Chiu Wai,
the gun god - Chow Yun Fat is back on the big screen after a 2 years absent from
his last epical Oscar-winning Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Chow is beginning
to show his comical side in the latest comic book adaptation movie - Bulletproof
Monk. But what's different in this movie is everyone of the leads knows martial
arts (well, ok, they are just trained for this movie :P) which replaces the
normal John Woo's style gunfire. However, the script is simple and confusing...