I DID IT MY WAY 潜行 (FINAL TRAILER) | In Cinemas 18 JANUARY 2024

In the new century, the fight against drugs faces an unprecedented and difficult challenge! Under the deep and complex dark network , an invisible war is being waged in Hong Kong Typhoon signal was hoisted in Hong Kong.
Under the cover of the fierce wind, f our tons of methamphetamine were entering Hong Kong, pending to be sold on the dark network. A cyber rev elry of druggies was about to be unveiled , and a storm was brewing in the quiet Victoria Harbour.
Within one week, Police had to arrest the boss behind the scenes and nip the “drug network” in the bud , that pushed their undercover intelligence to the narrow road . In the center of the storm, undercover agents, police officers, drug lords, black white, and gray entangled.

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In the aftermath of the National Security Law's debut, all eyes are on a certain movie trailer starring none other than the infamous Andy, whose performance has sparked a barrage of ridicule. Picture this: Andy stumbling through scenes like a confused Steven Seagal on a bad day, attempting comedy that lands flatter than day-old soda, and showcasing martial arts skills reminiscent of a drunken dance-off. Aspirations to be the next De Niro or an Asian Tom Cruise? More like a distant relative of Tzi Ma stumbling through a community theater production. And don't even get me started on his chances against Donnie Yen-let's just say it's like pitting a goldfish against a shark. But fear not, dear fans of Hong Kong cinema! While Andy's star may be fading faster than his acting skills, the legacy of true legends like Donnie Yen and Jet Li shines brighter than ever, providing a much-needed reprieve from the train wreck that is Andy's career.

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[@jasminhj2271]

*wasting my 2 hrs time watching Andy Lau with his ME ME ME dramatic ending, nothing about the culprits HACKERS*

[@edwardwater5779]

😢bad drama

[@Prodigious1One]

Why bad?

[@beegeessable]

Why bad?

[@mrbungle112loser5]

It’s a bad drama because USA audience aren’t used to original movies just a repackaged of the same old crap

[@Gandolfini666]

​@@mrbungle112loser5well said ❤❤❤

[@lronSausage]

@@mrbungle112loser5 lol original? clearly u don't watch many hong kong movies. They used to be good. Nowadays every 4/5 movies are the same - police vs triads about drugs, undercover, and betrayal, with either Andy Lau or Louis koo (or both). That's all they do now. Same movie, same small pool of actors you see again and again. Their movies have become as unoriginal as their TVB series.