Who will be able to carry out such a daring and risky plan, if not the Superpolice. Kevin Cheng, familiar to us from the first series of the film, for some wrongdoing, now staying in the post, is called to carry out an unusual Interpol operation. The director of Chinese Interpol, a charming captain, is assigned to support him.

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If a man is a professional in his field, his fame quickly reaches those who are in great need of him. And if a policeman is considered almost invincible, his merits are actively praised by his superiors, and a dangerous mafia activates in the world, then everyone begins to expect a lot from one man. Now a superpolice officer from Hong Kong, where criminals are no longer at risk of committing their dirty deeds, will have to face a serious opponent, again risking their lives and in the end prove to the arrogant Interpol, that he really is the best of the best.

With a break of four years, superpoliceman Jackie returns to the screens, ready to catch any bandit himself. This time, Jackie Chan’s place in the director’s chair was taken by Stanley Tong, who had previously managed to make only a few films in the action genre. But he was faced with the difficult task of matching the level of the talented creator of the story. And Tong managed to make a good sequel, introducing new characters and giving a chance not only to the then famous Jackie, but also to other actors to prove themselves.

“- Are you that super cop from Hong Kong?
– There are plenty of super policemen in Hong Kong. They’re at every turn. They’re like groceries in a supermarket.”

Invariably, the main character is policeman Jackie, who has settled down considerably since his past adventures. He has reconciled with his charming girlfriend, and his work has recognized his merits and stopped reproaching him for his recklessness. But he still won’t be able to live a quiet life – his heart will be restless if he doesn’t go on with his business. And once again Jackie is on a dangerous mission, which must also remain a mystery. According to the laws of the genre, everything goes wrong many times, the main character is on the verge of death, but thanks to his talent he proves that there really are cool cops in Hong Kong. Since directing was no longer Jackie Chan’s purview, he gave himself completely to his role. As soon as his character goes on a mission and until the final credits he shows first-class stunts, fighting techniques and even finds a little time to joke, so that his policeman does not seem too serious and harsh.

The character of the Interpol captain appears for the first time in this story – a confident and perfectly prepared girl Yong, who is well prepared for any extreme conditions of work. Her delicate figure and good-looking appearance can easily confuse criminals, and in a few seconds they will be disarmed and taken at gunpoint. Actress Michelle Yeoh perfectly showed her acting talent and was the perfect company for Jackie Chan. The two of them can accomplish any risky mission.

The official girlfriend of the main character is still in trouble. May more than once begins to scandalize, but she loves him too much to ignore his petty deceptions. Without actress Maggie Chung, this movie might not have been considered a continuation of the exploits of the brave policeman, because she is one of the few who consistently appears in all three parts.

The last film is not inferior to the previous ones in terms of fights, chases, shootings, explosions and other spectacular moments. Apparently, the budget allowed to make the movie incredibly tense and vivid at the expense of visual effects. The protagonist somewhat deviates from his trademark style, for the first time showing us such a large-scale shooting, where Jackie is quite good (and very funny) with firearms. Also, more than once he has to almost fly to complete the stunt the way he was meant to. And again he gets injured, but his fortitude allows him to shoot the film to the end and thus leave behind this story, which is a significant stage in his work both as a director and as a peerless actor.

Info Blu-ray
Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265 (84.7 Mb/s)
Resolution: 4K (2160p)
HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
Cantonese: Dolby TrueHD with Dolby Atmos 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
Cantonese: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
Cantonese: Dolby Digital 5.1
Cantonese: LPCM Mono
Cantonese: LPCM 2.0
Cantonese: Dolby Digital Mono
English: LPCM 1.0
English: Dolby Digital Mono
English: Dolby Digital 2.0

Subtitles
English, English SDH.

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Story Movie
A group of young American ex-pats with telekinetic and clairvoyant abilities are hiding from a clandestine U.S. government agency. They must utilize their different talents and band together for a final job enabling them to escape the agency forever.

Push 4K Review
This little bit of cinematic junk food is moderately entertaining if you’re not looking to exercise any brain cells. It’s about a bunch of people — some good, some bad — with special powers in pursuit of a suitcase that contains something that everybody wants. I could go into what the suitcase actually contains, and why it’s important, and why everyone wants it, but I don’t have the energy, and it doesn’t matter much anyway, because the film is more interested in its style than it is in its plot, which isn’t in this case a criticism.

The film reminded me of a jacked up version of one of those 1940s crime thrillers, where everyone speaks in a hard-boiled patter and what happens isn’t nearly as important as how it all looks happening. So what if this film’s plot seems needlessly complicated, and so what if there are way too many narrative threads that don’t ever get completely developed, and so what if the whole thing is edited to within an inch of its life? It’s still pretty fun if you’re in the mood for it.

Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning are the nominal stars, and Djimon Hounsou makes an appearance, proving yet again that what he really needs more than anything is a better dialect coach.

The crazy color palettes and art direction in this film reminded me as I was watching it of “Lucky Number Slevin,” another bit of entertaining B pulp. How funny then that I look at this film’s director’s (Paul McGuigan) resume only to find that it includes….you guessed it…..”Lucky Number Slevin.” If nothing else, his films certainly have a visual style in common.

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