• Vortex

    Apr 27, 2020

    A searing action thriller about those on the lower rungs of society desperately trying to get their hands on a large sum of cash.

  • What Women Want

    Jun 26, 2015

    The casting of Andy Lau and Gong Li – and the inclusion of a somewhat wasted Russell Wong – added to a plush Beijing setting might make this a more appealing watch than first thought.

  • When Ruo Ma Was Seventeen

    Jun 26, 2015

    Granted, the environment in which this production was filmed is breath-taking and leaves a searing impression beyond the final frames. However, the storyline is strong enough not to be a slave to the cinematography.

  • White Vengeance

    Jun 26, 2015

    ‘White Vengeance’ – in keeping with the generic expectations of recent years – has big, bruising conflict aplenty and it’s those moments that tend to have the greatest impact.

  • Wind Blast

    Jun 27, 2015

    A modern day western with some stellar action scenes and a distinctive setting memorably rendered on screen to create a unique action film.

  • Wish Dragon

    Oct 25, 2021

    Like many modern animations, it’s a very fast-paced and colourful affair that features an easy to warm to set of characters and some simplistic humour that is suitable for all the family.

  • Wolf Warrior

    Sep 17, 2016

    Wu Jing’s second stab at directing, after ‘Legendary Assassin’, is an all guns blazing, military action, explosions riot.

  • Wolf Warrior II

    Jul 29, 2017

    ‘Wolf Warrior II’ excels in delivering adrenaline charged, brilliantly choreographed, stunt filled action that should sate even the most rabid action fan.

  • Wrath Of Silence

    Nov 23, 2018

    ‘Wrath of Silence’ builds up well after a slow start and, while not quite bringing the viewer to the edge of their seat, evolves into a more than decent mixture of arthouse aesthetics and nuts-and-bolts action.

  • Wu Xia

    Jun 28, 2015

    With some excellent, grounded choreography and a number of allusions to genre legends this is a mature martial arts film that respects its roots.

  • Young Ip Man: Crisis Time

    Jun 20, 2023

    Scraping to the 80-minute mark, proceedings propel along slickly (despite the low budget) bouncing between scenes of melodrama and furious fight action, with rarely a break for character development.

  • Zen Master 6

    Jul 20, 2020

    Too early for the post-‘Once Upon A Time In China’ boom and too late for the post-‘Shaolin Temple’ frenzy in 1981, ‘Zen Master 6’ is perhaps better appreciated all of these years later.