1985·Action·1h 36m
7.0
★
Two Hong Kong cops are sent to Tokyo to catch an ex-cop who stole a large amount of money in diamonds. After one is captured by the Ninja-gang protecting the rogue cop, the other one gets his old Orphanage gang, dubbed the "Five Lucky Stars," to help him. They don't like this much, but they do it.
Directed by Sammo Hung
martial arts
police
diamond
kidnapping
mafia
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Cast
Sammo Hung
Kidstuff / Fastbuck
Jackie Chan
Muscles
Yuen Biao
Ricky
Eric Tsang Chi-wai
Roundhead / Blockhead
Richard Ng Yiu-hon
Sandy
Charlie Chin Chiang-Lin
Herb
Stanley Fung Shui-Fan
Rawhide
Sibelle Hu Hui-Chung
Swordflower / Chief Insp. Barbara Wu
Walter Tso Tat-Wah
Senior Superintendent Tsao
James Tien Chun
Prison Warden
Lam Ching-Ying
Corrupted HK Policeman
Bolo Yeung
Millionaire Chan
Crew
Sammo Hung
Director
Barry Wong Ping-Yiu
Screenplay
Michael Lai Siu-Tin
Original Music Composer
Arthur Wong Ngok-Tai
Director of Photography
Peter Ngor Chi-kwan
Director of Photography
Lo Kin
Story
Billy Chan Wui-Ngai
Martial Arts Choreographer
Wellson Chin Sing-Wai
Assistant Director
Lam Ching-Ying
Martial Arts Choreographer
Sammo Hung
Martial Arts Choreographer
Yuen Biao
Martial Arts Choreographer
Andrew Lau Wai-keung
Focus Puller
Popular Reviews
47 reviews
dparasol
7.0★ · 06/10/26
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'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."
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."
vConquerorPRO
6.0★ · 02/15/26
That car chase and tbf the whole chase sequence overall is great 😁😁
Comedy doesn’t land so much in this one but I’ll forgive them since I love the characters 😆
Comedy doesn’t land so much in this one but I’ll forgive them since I love the characters 😆
That car chase and tbf the whole chase sequence overall is great 😁😁
Comedy doesn’t land so much in this one but I’ll forgive them since I love the characters 😆
Comedy doesn’t land so much in this one but I’ll forgive them since I love the characters 😆
Dan Castillo
8.0★ · 01/18/26
This trio is legend
This trio is legend
Christopher Dijksman
6.0★ · 12/30/25
Holy incel
Holy incel
Landon
8.0★ · 08/03/25
Thank god we don’t get clothing brand and watch ads in end credits anymore.
Thank god we don’t get clothing brand and watch ads in end credits anymore.