Huang jia shi jie (1985)

Regista:

Corey Yuen

Sceneggiatore:

Barry Wong (screenplay)

Data di uscita:

30 novembre 1985 (Hong Kong)

Genere:

Action

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Martial Arts

Premi:

1 win & 2 nominations

Recensioni degli utenti:

Police Assassins On Da Payroll!!! Cynthia and Michelle are just too vicious!!! YES MADAM!!!

Cast

Michelle Yeoh	...	Inspector Ng
Cynthia Rothrock	...	Inspector Carrie Morris
John Sham	...	Strepsil
Hoi Mang	...	Asprin
Hark Tsui	...	Panadol
resto del cast in ordine alfabetico:
Dennis Chan	...	Bartender
Jing Chen	...	Armored Car Robber
David Chiang	...	Old Master's Roommate
Fat Chung	...	Mad-dog
Sammo Hung Kam-Bo	...	Old Master
Wai Lam	...	Armored Car Robber
Billy Lau	...	Parking Meter Attendant
Eddie Maher	...	Thug with Fake Passport
Hon Yuen Ma
Richard Ng	...	Old Master's Roommate
Wai Shum	...	Tin's Lawyer
Po Tai	...	Cop
James Tien	...	Tin
Dick Wei	...	Dick
Melvin Wong	...	Wong
Ma Wu	...	Beat Cop

Alias:

Police Assassins
Super Cops
Yes, Madam (Hong Kong: English title)

Durata:

Hong Kong:93 min

Nazionalità:

Hong Kong

Lingua:

Cantonese | Inglese

Colore:

Colore

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sonoro:

Mono

Divieti:

Australia:M | Netherlands:12 | UK:18 | West Germany:18 | Hong Kong:IIA

Luoghi delle riprese:

Hong Kong, China

Company:

D & B Films Co. Ltd.

Movie Connections:

Seguito da Hai lang (1991)

Police Assassins On Da Payroll!!! Cynthia and Michelle are just too vicious!!! YES MADAM!!!

Hong Kong Cinema has to be the best to happen to action film history. Well, I'll say Asian Cinema has had a tremendous impact period. Hollywood just can't stop duplicating their style (Matrix for example). Hong Kong action films in the 80's should be given a lot of praise because of what has been accomplished. I'm very happy to say that I'm a martial arts FANATIC!!!

Yes Madam! (A.K.A. Police Assassins) kicked A**!!! I loved the way Michelle and Cynthia connected with each other. I have a lot of respect for those 2 ladies along with Cynthia Khan (another female heroine). The last fight says enough, it doesn't need to be explained. When I saw this movie for the first time, I rewinded that same scene at least 12 times to get that rush again. This is the type of action that action films are missing today. There are too many digital effects and wire work in today's line of work. I wish Hong Kong action films would repeat this formula again along with other movies.

About the content of the movie: Well, the movie is kind of on and off with action scenes. At times, I think the movie didn't know whether to be serious or be comedic. The scene with Sammo Hung, David Chiang, and Richard Ng should've been omitted. I liked the fact that Tsui Hark was in this movie. This is the only movie where I've seen him acting. He did a good job though. He interaction between aspirin and strepsil was funny enough. The first 5 minutes of the movie was off da hook!! Michelle shows off her bad a** cop skills. Cynthia shows off some moves at the airport. And then..... THE FINAL SCENE!!!! To tell the truth, I bought the movie because of the final scene. Those 2 ladies were so graceful with the fight scenes at the end. I enjoyed every punch and kick.

Its amazing how Michelle's dancing skills helped so much with her martial arts training. IMPRESSIVE!!!

My Overall Judegement: 3.5/4 stars