| 词条 | New Police Story | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| name = New Police Story | image = NewPoliceStoryposter.jpg | caption = Hong Kong film poster | film name = {{Film name| traditional = 新警察故事 | simplified = 新警察故事 | pinyin = Xīn Jing Cha Gu Shi | jyutping = San1 Ging2 Caat3 Gu3 Si6 }} | director = Benny Chan | producer = Benny Chan Jackie Chan Willie Chan Barbie Tung Solon So | writer = Alan Yuen | narrator = | starring = Jackie Chan Nicholas Tse Charlie Yeung Charlene Choi Daniel Wu Ken Lo Liu Kai-chi | music = Tommy Wai | cinematography = Anthony Pun | editing = Yau Chi-wai | distributor = JCE Movies Limited Emperor Motion Pictures China Film Group Corporation | released = {{Film date|2004|9|23|df=yes}} | runtime = 124 minutes | country = Hong Kong | language = Cantonese | budget = | gross = HK$21,109,502 }} New Police Story is a 2004 Hong Kong action film produced and directed by Benny Chan, and also produced by and starring Jackie Chan. The film was released in the Hong Kong on 24 September 2004. The film is a reboot of the Police Story series and is the fifth film in the series. New Police Story relies much more on drama and heavy action than its predecessors. PlotIn the present day, a group of rebellious youths rob a bank with the intention of shooting police officers before making their escape. Inspector Chan Kwok-wing and his squad are called to arrest the gang after their hideout is revealed. However, the place is rigged with traps, and the entire squad is decimated. Chan, the sole survivor of the incident, takes a year long leave from the police force to binge-drink. Chan is discovered by a stranger (Nicholas Tse), who identifies himself as Frank Cheng, Chan's new partner. Frank tries to convince Chan to cancel his leave and reopen the case; Chan refuses, but comes to his senses by apprehending two youths who robbed him earlier while Chan was drunk. Chan's superior Chiu Chan (Yu RongGuang), initially believing that Chan's overconfidence alone was responsible for the disastrous raid, challenges them to solve the case before he does. Frank and Chan convince former colleague Sam Wong to reveal a clue from the night of the first robbery, a watch which he snatched from one of the robbers. Wong tells them that one of the gang members is a woman and that they like to play X-Games. Chan and Frank are tailed by Chiu and the police as they search the owner of the watch at an upcoming X-Games event; Sam has been arrested by the police to assist in the investigation. At the event, held on the rooftop of a skyscraper, Frank and Chan manage to locate one of the gang members, Fire (Terence Yin), while Sam and the police interrupt the event and single out the woman robber, Sue (Coco Chiang). Before they can apprehend them, Fire fatally wounds Sam, and the two escape. Sam confesses to Chan that he was blackmailed by the gang to aid them in ambushing Chan's team. Chiu, upon overhearing this, has a change of heart. To distract Chan, Fire shoots a bus driver, forcing Chan and Frank to save the bus. When Chan's old commanding officer, Chief Tai, comes to him to complain about the collateral damage, he reveals that he never assigned a partner to Chan. Chan angrily confronts Frank, who admits that even though he wanted to be a cop, he failed the exam. Chan is convinced that Frank is sincere, and the two are briefed by Frank's friend, Officer Sa Sa (Charlene Choi), that the gang members all come from rich families and the leader Joe (Daniel Wu) is actually the son of the police chief. Sue and Fire return to the gang's new hideout, where Joe kills Sue, who was critically wounded during the chase. His gang accesses Chan's police file on a computer and plants a bomb on Chan's girlfriend, Ho Yee, in the police station. Chan and Ho Yee cut the wires, with no effect, leading the police to believe that it is a fake. But when the two get ready to leave, a small wire attached to Ho Yee's back activates a secondary trigger, causing the bomb to explode. The blast causes pipes to land on Ho Yee, knocking her into a coma. When Frank's false identity is revealed, Chan and Frank are temporarily arrested, but later unofficially released to apprehend the gang. Chan, Frank and Sa Sa learn that the gang's next target is the Bank of Hong Kong. In order to avoid another botched raid, Chan has the officers escort the public out of the building, and brings the gang members' parents to cause dissent within Joe's gang, prompting Joe to kill gang member Max for surrendering. In the resulting altercation, the low-ranking gang members end up captured. Chan follows Joe to the roof, where Joe threatens to throw Frank, whom he has captured, to his death. Joe challenges Chan to a race to assemble a semi-automatic pistol, a rematch of an earlier challenge which Chan wins this time. A number of policemen arrive on the roof, along with Joe's outraged father. Chan attempts to talk him into surrendering; Joe admits defeat, but deliberately aims his empty gun at Chan, choosing suicide by cop. Chan rushes to rescue Frank, and both of them fall off the building, landing on a fireman's inflated cushion. In the hospital, Ho Yee has recovered and prepares to leave before accepting Chan's marriage proposal. Frank is taken under arrest for assumption of authority. When Chan looks at the jacket Frank left behind, he remembers meeting him as a child after Frank's impoverished father was killed by a speeding truck while trying to steal some food, and giving comfort to the orphaned boy, prompting Frank to become a policeman and repay Chan for his kindness. Cast
Jackie Chan Stunt Team
ProductionPrincipal photography took place in Hong Kong between 1 January and 31 December 2003. Box officeNew Police Story opened in Hong Kong on 23 September 2004 where it made HK$5,625,746 in its first three days. It ended its run with HK$21 million to making it the fourth highest-grossing domestic release of the year. On 13 October 2006, the film received a limiting release in the United Kingdom. In its opening weekend the film grossed $19,332 having been shown in 16 theatres. It ranked #21 at the box office and averaged $1,208 per theatre.[1] As of 22 October 2006, New Police Story had grossed a total of $33,404 in its two-week release in the UK.[2] British film critic Jonathan Ross gave the film a fairly positive review and felt that Chan could "still do the business".[3] International versionNew Police Story was released straight-to-DVD in the United States by Lions Gate on 16 May 2006. The DVD included an English dubbed with participation by Jackie Chan. Also included is an introduction by Jackie himself and a message not to buy an unlicensed copy of the film. When played in its original language it contains dubtitles. A cut was made towards the end of the film wherein a young Frank Cheng was being escorted back to the PRC by Chan. A Blu-ray version was released in the United States on 24 November 2009. Awards and nominations
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References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/uk/?yr=2006&wk=41&p=.htm |title=United Kingdom Box Office: October 13–15, 2006 |accessdate=2008-04-25 |publisher=Box Office Mojo}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.boxofficemojo.com/intl/uk/?yr=2006&wk=42&p=.htm |title=United Kingdom Box Office: October 20–22, 2006 |accessdate=2008-04-25 |publisher=Box Office Mojo}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.lovefilm.com/product/80895-New-Police-Story.html |title=LOVEFiLM.com New Police Story DVD Review |accessdate=2008-04-25 |publisher=LOVEFiLM.com}} External links
14 : 2004 films|2000s action films|2000s martial arts films|Hong Kong films|Hong Kong action films|Hong Kong martial arts films|Cantonese-language films|Films set in Hong Kong|Police detective films|Police Story (film series) films|Reboot films|Films directed by Benny Chan|Screenplays by Alan Yuen|Bank robbery in fiction |
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