One of Bruce Le's better movies although probably due to the fact that Bill Louie is in it. Louie gets more screen time than Le. It all starts when this guy gets killed and gives a set of keys to Bill. The keys open a safe full of money. The money is for "the people of China", but some bad guys want it for themselves. Baddies try to get the keys from Bill with little success. Now Bruce plays a hired killer who wears white suits and sidekick is a parrot. Through circumstance Bill and Bruce get into a fight. Later the bad boss tries to hire Bruce to kill Bill, but Bruce doesn't take the job. Bruce and Bill get into a couple fights for some reason and during one fight the baddies attack Bruce and Bill. The two team up in order to survive! The don't get far because the are caught. When the big boss approaches them Bruce kicks him and he fall right into a big juicy dung patty. The big boss ties Bill and Bruce to a railroad track, the escape and hang onto the bottom of the train as it passes over them. Bill loses the keys when his friend is killed and he is betrayed by some guy(can't remember his name, Uncle somebody). In a final battle Bruce and Bill kick ass and retrieve the money.
Fairly decent movie although my one complaint would have to be the fuzzy line on the bottom of the screen. More than a few cheesy line such as "You haven't changed...You're still great in bed." The martial arts is above par for a Bruce Le film again due to Bill Louie. Also Bill Louie sans moustache! Everytime I've seen him, he's had his moustache. Good stuff from Le and Louie.
"Reviewed" by Keith.
