GEN-X COPS (1999)
MORGAN'S RATING
When Japanese uber-gangster Akatura absconds with a huge cache of explosives, a rebellious trio of police officers (the titular Gen-X Cops) must use their youthful instincts and street smarts to infiltrate his international crime syndicate. Racing against the clock and an army of highly trained global terrorists, the crime-fighting triumvirate must diffuse Akatura's plans before he annihilates Hong Kong.
Nicolas Tse (Jack), Stephen Fung (Match), Sam Lee (Alien), Grace Yip (Y2K), Eric Tsang (Inspector Chan), Daniel Wu (Daniel), Toru Nakamura (Akatora), Terence Yin (Tooth), Francis Ng (Lok Wai-Lan), Jaymee Ong (Haze), Moses Chan (Inspector To), Bey Logan (SDU Commander), Ken Lo (Wing), Irene Luk, Tracy Wong (Lok's Girl's), Vivian Lee (Disco Girl), Keiji Sato (Akatora's Thug), Sin Ho Ying (Loks Thug), Jackie Wong (Sergeant), Ka Tung Lam (Dinosaur), Siu Fai Mak (Correctional Officer), Yiu-Cheung Lai (Inspector Tang), Bradley James Allan (Akatora's Thug), Jackie Chan (Poor Fisherman), Robert Sparks, Kenji Tanigaki.
ONLY TIME ENOUGH TO DIE.
FACTS PRODUCTION INFORMATION
RELEASE DATE: April 18th, 2000 (USA)
(VIDEO PREMIERE)
BUDGET: HKD 30,000,000 (Hong Kong)
- The police station was actually shot on the fifth floo of West Island School in Hong Kong. The meeting room is actually the study room of the upper school area, and it also doubles as the infirmary. Other scenes take place right outside that room. In fact, you can see the blue lockers in the background.
- Followed by a sequel:
Gen-Y Cops (2000)
DIRECTOR: Benny Chan (Who Am I?).
WRITERS: Benny Chan and Bey Logan.
PRODUCERS: Benny Chan, John Chong and Solon So.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Jackie Chan, Willie Chan and Thomas Chung.
ORIGINAL MUSIC: Nathan Wang.
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia/TriStar.
CRITICAL COMMENTS
"Gen-X Cops is a great piece of explosive film that should not be missed by fans of the genre." -- Ryan Cracknell, Apollo Guide
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