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A convoluted plot and fairly stale formula diminish this film's overall effect significantly. Nonetheless, the Hung Hing saga continues and is interesting to follow. This film might not stand so well on its own, but it is a definite must for fans of the series who have already come to know the characters and their motivations.
In our opinion, one of the best in the Young And Dangerous series. Tastefully directed by Andrew Lau, and a very satisfying look at the late teen years of our favorite group of Hung Hing triad members.
Chicken is back! Jordan Chan's character Chicken returns to the series here, and brings with him a breath of fresh air. Come see what happens as the Hung Hing gang dabbles in politics, and director Andrew Lau starts to really show what he can do with a camera.
