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Shock Wave

2017

R

1 h 59 m

Hongkong, China

Action

Crime

Thriller

When a terrorist who specializes in explosives takes hold of an underground tunnel, he threatens to kill hostages if his demands are not met.
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Top Cast(18)
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Andy Lau
Cheung J.S.
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Wu Jiang
Peng Hong
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Jia Song
Carmen Li
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Philip Keung
Kong Y.W.
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Ron Ng
Ben
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Ziyi Wang
Biao Hong
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Felix Wong
Officer Chow
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Sau Sek
Wan H.F.
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Kai-Chi Liu
Yim Kwok Wing
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Chun-Kit Cheung
Stephen
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Louis Cheung
Lam Chun
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Babyjohn Choi
Wong Tin Lok
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Kwok-Lun Lee
CHT Chief Engineer Tunnei
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Ying Kwan Lok
Berry (Lok's father)
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Yeung-Ming Wan
Chiu
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Tony Ho
King Kong
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Ken Lo
Coffee
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Peter Chan
Iron Head

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Mr 5ive

09/05/2025 11:23
English please
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07/08/2024 06:45
Not a bad modern day Hong Kong action thriller. When I saw the involvement of the Chinese mainland I worried a little, but this feels much more like a Hong Kong film rather than Chinese one. The emphasis is on the story rather than pure action and constant special effects, although there are plenty of the latter too. By turns police procedural, by turns a DIE HARD-style hostage drama, this has nods to THE HURT LOCKER et al but has enough of its own style and flavour to work. It's nice to see that Andy Lau still impresses as a charismatic hero after all these years, although some of the supporting players are less well assured. An unconnected sequel followed three years later.