Daai lo baai sau (1995)

Daai lo baai sau: Directed by Vincent Kok. With Roy Chiao, Shing-Chi Fung, Vincent Kok, Jerry Lamb. The story of a rich man who looses his memory and a girl who cares for him trying to get him back to normal.

“Vin Diesel is a pretty good guy to play these new action-heroes. Like u0026quot;The Rock,u0026quot; heu0026#39;s a big, muscular macho guy who men can look upon with some respect and the ladies can fall for. Unfortunately, a number of these testosterone-filled action films, including this one, are somewhat moronic in nature. However, they are undeniably entertaining.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eYou can always depend on one thing in these type of movies, from the u0026quot;biker moviesu0026quot; of the u0026#39;50s to todayu0026#39;s films: the hero will always be a rebel against authority and any laws of the land. Also, an even more-recent theme is to have the government actually employ the rebel to get the job done because their men are unable to accomplish what this ultra-tattooed macho man can do! Itu0026#39;s so much garbage, but it has its moments and Diesel still is a likable hero of sorts. Like Arnold Schwarzenegger before him, and Steven Seagal, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Chuck Norris and then u0026quot;The Rock,u0026quot; these kind of muscle-men have fairly clean mouths and at least some ideals. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eFor pure action, the movie succeeds because, in the end, it does entertain which is the name of the game.”