It'd been a long time since I had seen the first film in the series last, but it's been significantly longer since I caught this second film, now featuring the incredible Sibelle Hu.
It's definitely worse than the first one, particularly if you're here for the comedy (which is both worse and a smaller part of the film), although if you're here for the action like some disgusting freak, I suppose you might like this film better.
Some of these reviews are massively overemphasizing how much of this film is dedicated to sexual assault jokes. But it's alright, I know some of you are new to Hong Kong comedy. It also ends with a banger action scene, including the iconic scene where Michiko Nishiwaki reveals her incredible musculature and beats the tar out of Sibelle Hu.
This film's underrated bit is how Sammo Hung talks about Jackie's character like he's the one with a shady past.
"Thank you for your help, Kidstuff." "No need. I just don't want to see you again."
It'd been a long time since I had seen the first film in the series last, but it's been significantly longer since I caught this second film, now featuring the incredible Sibelle Hu.
It's definitely worse than the first one, particularly if you're here for the comedy (which is both worse and a smaller part of the film), although if you're here for the action like some disgusting freak, I suppose you might like this film better.
Some of these reviews are massively overemphasizing how much of this film is dedicated to sexual assault jokes. But it's alright, I know some of you are new to Hong Kong comedy. It also ends with a banger action scene, including the iconic scene where Michiko Nishiwaki reveals her incredible musculature and beats the tar out of Sibelle Hu.
This film's underrated bit is how Sammo Hung talks about Jackie's character like he's the one with a shady past.
"Thank you for your help, Kidstuff." "No need. I just don't want to see you again."
