Flawed film but NOT in the fight scenes. Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock quite simply KICK ASS and are more than equal to their male counterparts in this violent martial arts flick. Brilliant finale.

Michelle Yeoh stars in this kick ass martial arts flick teaming up with Cynthia Rothrock. Brilliant.

Quite an old martial arts film with Cynthia and Michelle, considering it had two female leads I thought the choreography was classic. Dick Wei is present as always, but definately one of my favourite martial arts movies!!

Forget them bitches from hollywood. Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock were fabulous. Don't need to say more. This film is one my fave.

Late eighties girl power here as Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock team up to beat the living crap out of drug dealers. This is basically an attempt to emulate the greatness of the police story movies which Yeoh would later participate in, and the f... (read more) Late eighties girl power here as Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock team up to beat the living crap out of drug dealers. This is basically an attempt to emulate the greatness of the police story movies which Yeoh would later participate in, and the final fight is pretty brutal stuff in a similar bone crunching mould. if you can get past the dreadful dialogue, wafer thin plot, and overbearing girl power there is some pretty cool stuff here but generally speaking this is not one to go out of your way for.

I would say this is Michelle Yeoh and Cynthia Rothrock's finest hour. The finale at the end is a house on fire.

The action packed finale to this film makes it worth it, but really that's all you need to see. Most of the film otherwise drags. Props to Cynthia Rothrock for fighting the hardest man in HK cinema, Dick Wei.

Yeoh and Rothrock's wardrobes are a parade of 80's fashion mistakes that make this one of the scariest, if unintentionally so, horror movies ever made. I had to close my eyes when Rothrock appeared in a pair of those baggy cotton jumper-alls. It wa... (read more) Yeoh and Rothrock's wardrobes are a parade of 80's fashion mistakes that make this one of the scariest, if unintentionally so, horror movies ever made. I had to close my eyes when Rothrock appeared in a pair of those baggy cotton jumper-alls. It was teal. I shudder at the memory. As an action film, it's a flimsy excuse to get two ass-kicking women in the same picture.

Quicky:
A very fun film to say the least! With one of my favorite people to grave the hong kong films, the always entertaining John Sham. And he is fantastic. His wackyness seems to be toned down a bit, however he still manages to get some laughs(out... (read more) Quicky:
A very fun film to say the least! With one of my favorite people to grave the hong kong films, the always entertaining John Sham. And he is fantastic. His wackyness seems to be toned down a bit, however he still manages to get some laughs(out of me). Also must mention the great James Tien playing his usual badguy role, but for some reason this is one of my favorite of his roles. Its the laughing I think! Great fights, great action. and even a pretty solid story!