Full Alert

And then for some reason, he did one movie, a period martial arts film called Burning Paradise, which was a failure, which took up a huge amount of time and money and energy for him in mainland China.

And after that, though he has still directed decent films, movies like Full Alert and The Suspect in Hong Kong, sorry, The Victim, Full Alert and The Victim.

Other films, like The Suspect, which was shot in the Philippines.

Movies like The Adventures with Andy Lau, which was shot partly in America.

And just coincidentally, there was a 30-minute movie that I remember I... tagged or whatever you want to call it, watchlisted it.

Because someone mentioned it on Letterboxd called Full Alert.

I'm thinking, okay, this is one hour, 30 minutes.

There's a guy with a gun on the cover.

And I don't think I've ever had an experience where I put on a new movie and it just quenches my thirst for what I wanted that evening.

So I had a really good time with this movie.

It's called Full Alert, in case I didn't mention.

It's directed by Ringo Lam, who directed City on Fire.