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Police Story: Lockdown
A man looking for the release of a long-time prisoner takes a police officer, his daughter, and a group of strangers hostage.
Year: 2013
Studio: Jackie & JJ Productions, Starlit HK Int'l Media Company Limited, China Film Co-Production Corp., China Film Group Corporation, China Movie Channel, Xi'An Dragon Film and TV Culture Co., Ltd, Wanda Pictures
Director: Ding Sheng
Cast: Jackie Chan, Liu Ye, Jing Tian, Yu Rongguang, Yin Tao, Na Wei
Crew: Lee In-Seop (Stunts), Lee In-Seop (Stunt Double), Ding Sheng (Director), Liu Yuting (Sound), Han Guanhua (Martial Arts Choreographer), He Jun (Martial Arts Choreographer)
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**Police Story 2013 review** **Directed by: Ding Sheng Stars: Jackie Chan, Liu Ye and Jing Tian** Police Story arrives for another instalment but its only linked to previous instalments in name only how will this fare against the rest of the films, is this a story you'll want to see again? Jackie Chan play Zhong Wen a cop whose life is complicated by his wayward daughter Miao (Jing Tian) who is seeing bar owner Wu Jiang (Liu Ye). Zhong decides to meet up with Miao at the bar but no sooner has he got there that a hostage situation occurs in the bar and Zhong, Miao and the other guests are trapped inside. All is not as it seems though as Zhong discovers not only is Wu Jiang behind the plot but everyone in the club may have more to do with the hostage situation than he once thought. Can Zhong save his relationship with his daughter and save the hostages before its to late? The film gave Jackie Chan his biggest opening weekend on the mainland and in 3D to boot, not that it needs to be in 3D to enjoy this film. Ok firstly if your after another Police Story 1, 2 or 3 sorry your not going to get that, what you will get is a tense, moody and laughter light story about a Cop whose trying to reconcile his past with his daughter. Full review http://www.easternfilmfans.co.uk/?p=2988