Sunny (Aaron Kwok) is a clown in a circus act but he aspires to be a top performer just like his dad, The King of Flying Knife. While in Malaysia, Sunny and a few of his circus performer friends go for a treasure hunt, stumbling upon barrels of bio-chemicals left from the war. Upon returning, some of the members are mutating due to inhaling the bio-chemicals but Sunny seems fine from the exposure. They gain extraordinary superhuman powers. The leader of the entertainment outfit Chang Tai Chu (Colin Chou) decides to use this newfound strength to do evil. As there is an increase of crime in the city, the media and the police get involved. Kungfu master Suan Hou (Wu Jing) and policewoman Xin Hua (Zhang Jin Chu) enter the fray, while Angel (Shu Qi), a reporter who is recently demoted, also pursues the case in hopes of rescuing her flagging career.

Recommendation: 2.5/5

Nothing fantastic. I’m like watching Fantasy 4/ X men in Chinese version. Aaron Kwok made this silly movie rather enjoyable with his performance. I saw Zhang Jingchu again. The 1st time was in 唐山大地震. Well, she acts well. Beautiful as well.
As for the male cast, Aaron Kwok. He doesn’t seem like he aged. -_-” I liked him when I was 12 and well, now I’m *ahem*, he still looks the same. FML.

This was how he looked like when I was 12.

This is how he looks like now.

No deny, he still looks good & “delicious”.

If you love Aaron Kwok, do go and watch him.

Well, he brought me back to when I was 12.

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