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Starring: Trịnh Y Kiện Ekin Cheng Yee-Kin Trần Tiểu Xuân Jordan Chan Siu-Chun Khưu Thục Trinh Chingmy Yau Suk-Ching Thư Kỳ Shu Qi Ngô Quan Như Sandra Ng Kwun-Yu Ðàm Diệu Văn Patrick Tam Yiu-Man Frankie Ng Chi-Hung Cổ Thiên Lạc Louis Koo Tin-Lok Dương Cung Như Kristy Yang Kung-Yu Lương Vịnh Kỳ Gigi Leung Wing-Kei Lê Tư Gigi Lai Chi Lý Nhược Ðồng Carman Lee Yeuk-Tung Huỳnh Thu Sanh Anthony Wong Chau-Sang Lưu Ðức Hoà Andy Lau Tak-Wah Nhậm Ðức Hoà Simon Yam Tat-Wah Trần Hào Moses Chan Ho Blacky Ko Sau-Leung Spencer Lam Seung-Yi Richard Lee Lik-Chee Jerry Lamb Hiu-Fung Ðàm Tiểu Hoàn Halina Tam Siu-Wan Tạ Thiên Hoa Michael Tse Tin-Wah Jason Chu Wing-Tong Lui Chun Lee Siu-Kei Ngô Tần Vủ Francis Ng Chun-Yu Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung Thành Khuê An Shing Fui-On Jia Ha Ping Dickey Yau Cow Man

Director:   Andrew Lau Wai-Keung Distributor:   Tai Seng Video Marketing, Inc. Producer:   Manfred Wong Action Director:   Dion Lam Dik-On Screenwriter:   Manfred Wong Cinematograher:   Andrew Lau Wai-Keung Editor:   Marco Year Released:   1996 Language:   Dubbed in Vietnamese Subtitle:   Chinese & English Genre:   Action (Bánh Súng) Approximate Length:   1 hr 40 min Rated:   not rated Format:   2 VCDs Preview: Quickie sequel to the hit Young and Dangerous focuses this time on Chicken (Jordan Chan Siu-Chun), whose old boss and hot girlfriend (Chingmy Yau) from Taiwan try to make an inroads into Macau. However, they intend to do so at the cost of Chicken’s old gang, the Hung Hing Group run by reinstated (and ever benevolent) boss Simon Yam. Complicating things are a rivalry between Nam (Dior Cheng) and fellow Hung Hing member and nose-picker Tai Fei (Anthony Wong), who sides with the Taiwanese against his Hung Hing brothers. Featuring more young triad angst and action, this sequel stands up to and even surpasses the original. However, that might signify more of an HK movie malaise than an actual stamp of quality. True, the film succeeds on more levels because it has less comic book posturing and concentrates more on actual realities of gang life. It ends rather anticlimactically, though. As the scheming bad girl from Taiwan, Chingmy Yau is pretty good, but that isn’t her real voice we’re hearing.