Two disreputable friends get tied in with a group of criminals who turn out to be excessively violent and deceptive.Two disreputable friends get tied in with a group of criminals who turn out to be excessively violent and deceptive.Two disreputable friends get tied in with a group of criminals who turn out to be excessively violent and deceptive.
Chow Yun-Fat
- Gou Fei
- (as Yun Fat Chow)
Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
- Sam Sei
- (as Anthony Wong)
Frankie Chi-Leung Chan
- Psycho
- (as Frankie Chin)
Chris Kin-Sang Li
- Chung
- (as Kin Sang Lee)
Victor Hon
- Kau
- (as Kwan Hon)
Jameson Wa-Fan Lam
- Kau's Thug
- (as Wah-Fan Lam)
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- Writer
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- TriviaIn the original cut of the film, in the scene after the car chase where he forces him to go and kill Gou Fei, Judge also tells Sam to bring him Gou Fei's eyes as proof of his death. Sam can't kill Gou Fei, so he cuts the eyes out of one of the bodies of the family in the house. Judge takes the eyes and eats them. This was also a payoff of the scene from earlier in the movie where Judge compliments Gou Fei's "pretty eyes" when they first meet. If you watch Sam in the normal versions of the film, as he comes out of the house you can see his right hand is clenched and holding something - the eyes, of course.
- GoofsDuring the nightclub shootout, Jeff's gun changes between a 9mm Beretta to a Smith & Wesson .45ACP and back again between shots.
- Alternate versionsThe BBFC cut 34 seconds for its cinema and video release. Notable scenes include Gou Fei playing with his butterfly knife, Gou Fei cutting someone's wrist, Judge cutting Gou Fei's hand and Lau Ngang masturbating.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Kain's Quest: Iron Angels/Angel (2018)
- SoundtracksThe World Has Gone Insane
by Alan Tam
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Action films are a dime a dozen. Many really suck. A few stand out. Of all the action fims I've ever seen in my life, this one held me as much as any not directed by John Woo. The gun battle toward the end of the film is exhilarating. Any action fan that thinks "Matrix-style" slow motion bullets are the end-all, be-all of effects should check "bulletride" effect at the end of this film. And to its amazing credit, this film was made without the help of Hollywood digital effects. I haven't even mentioned CHOW YUN-FAT. He is AWESOME in this film. The man is as bad-ass as Mel Gibson any day. "Full Contact" is based on the same book as "PayBack." Let me tell you this film runs ring around payback in areas of acting, directing, violence and coolness. There is no substitute for Chow Yun-Fat. If you're dying for a style filled actioner and have exhausted your John Woo collection, then check out "Full Contact."
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