Cynthia Khan plays Officer Ching who accidentally disrupts a gun smuggling operation. Head of the deadly Five Fingers gang in turn frames Ching for killing a group of teenagers. As a result, her superior, Officer Kwong, suspends her for the time of the investigation. Ching with the help of a goofy private detective Charlie Chan start the hunt for the gang and the very first lead they find is connected with Ching's father who has recently married mysterious Siu Hung.
Starts out quite well, with sharply done fights, and you think you're in for a gritty and exciting ride, however it takes a U-turn into heavy comedy, quirky one at that, which sometimes borders on the bizarre. This can be amusing but it gets tedious midway, and you are wishing that Cynthia gets to fight, and that wish comes true at the end with some well done Kung fu. Still, the film is muddled, and confusing at times. I didn't get the ending where Cynthia's father is still with the woman who was planning to kill him for his inheritance. Did she change her ways? Well, this certainly isn't explained. But this isn't a too bad watch and that's because of Cynthia Khan who is beautiful, fights really well- she's a babe!
Starts out quite well, with sharply done fights, and you think you're in for a gritty and exciting ride, however it takes a U-turn into heavy comedy, quirky one at that, which sometimes borders on the bizarre. This can be amusing but it gets tedious midway, and you are wishing that Cynthia gets to fight, and that wish comes true at the end with some well done Kung fu. Still, the film is muddled, and confusing at times. I didn't get the ending where Cynthia's father is still with the woman who was planning to kill him for his inheritance. Did she change her ways? Well, this certainly isn't explained. But this isn't a too bad watch and that's because of Cynthia Khan who is beautiful, fights really well- she's a babe!