COLD WAR is a Hong Kong police thriller spearheaded by an all-star cast who go some way in making it surprisingly compelling viewing at times. The story begins choppily as a van full of low-ranking police officers disappears, the cops presumably kidnapped, but gradually we figure out that this is less about action heroics than the internal politics of the Hong Kong police division. Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung lead the way here and both are very good indeed, particularly in one crucial scene that showcases their acting skills. The worst thing is the direction which could be better, but it doesn't detract from a fun little film.
Review of Cold War
