In this sequel, Wong Fei Hung becomes caught up in the chaos surrounding the collapse of the Ching Dynasty when he travels to Canton for a medical conference. He is prepared to do what he can to protect the widely resented foreigners for reasons which are quintessentially Chinese.
As a well-known tycoon, Lin Te's (starring Sun Hong Lei) wedding day is approaching, he is suddenly shocked by the tragic death of his bride in an underground parking garage. Police have arrested a suspect, Lin's daughter-Lin Mengmeng who becomes the defendant in the court. Lin spares no expense to hire a noted female lawyer, Zhou Li (starring Yu Nan) to defend his daughter against the allegations. The prosecution, Tong Tao (starring Aaron Kwok) is a shrewd lawyer with a talent for uncovering paper trails of fraud. Zhou and Tong will be starting a spirited dispute between prosecution and defense in the court. With the deepening of cross-examination of the witnesses and defendant, this unusual case is getting quite suspicious and throwing both lawyers into confusion...
A girl's life is changed forever after she settles down in a strange, old family house and forced to sleep in the creepy room a young girl used to stay in before she died...
The group of young people in Psychic Park all have supernatural powers: Moon (Isabella Leung) can communicate with insects; Hyland (Berlin Chen) has "pushing" powers; Idol Sasako (Charlene Choi) can fly; Auntie (Gillian Chung) is perpetually youthful; and there's the ladybug with only one dot, Cootchie. After one major disaster, it seems that no amount of supernatural powers in the world can save the day. We never thought that the most magical force in the world is the love and courage inside each one of us!
Ao's parents work overseas, leaving Ao with his deaf and taciturn grandfather. Ao runs away. He meets Lan. She had been kidnapped and has just escaped. Bad guys are chasing her. Ao fights them off and they head towards Lan's home. Meanwhile, Ao's parents return, and get the police involved. Ao and Lan bond on the journey. They arrive at Lan's village where her home has been reduced to rubble. The bad guys and the Gang Boss also arrive. Ao and Lan wage war against them. Soon, Ao's parents, grandfather and the police also arrive, and arrest all the bad guys! The family is reunited. Everyone is happy, including Lan, who now has a new home with her new family.
An amateur surfer, who has been through several bad relationships, meets a kind-hearted tattoo artist. Everything is perfect until she confesses that she is an unusual “nail clipper monster”. With such a claim, can their love settle their differences?
Joseph Chang, Zhou Dongyu, Ekin Cheng, Tiffany Ann Hsu
Single mother Helen Xin (Anita Yuen) wakes up and finds herself in an operation room, suffering from amnesia. Then in a close-door interrogation, a face-to-face conversation with a mysterious female detective Jenny (XiongNaijin) helps bringing some of her memory back. Later, it is revealed that Helen and her daughter Sisi (Zhang Zi-Mu) were kidnapped by some men in black and taken to a cave for a killing party. In a game where only one out of nine players will stay alive, how can Helen save her daughter and herself and make the great escape?
Donnie Yen stars as infamous real-life drug kingpin Crippled Ho, who came to Hong Kong an illegal immigrant in 1963 and ruthlessly carved an empire from the chaotic underworld of drug dealers and corrupt police that ruled the city under notorious detective Lee Rock (Andy Lau).
Tang monk Tripitaka (Nicholas Tse) and his three disciples - Sun Wukong (Chen Po-lm), Zhu Wuneng (Kenny Kwan), and Sha Wujing (Steven Cheung) arrive at Shache City. During their stay in the city, the three disciples are captured by the Root of All Evils. The Golden Pole intervenes and saves Tripitaka and the latter tries to find a way to save them. He meets a young lizard imp named Meiyan (Charlene Choi). Meiyan falls in love with Tripitaka at first sight and devotes herself to trailing him. In this journey, Tripitaka meets Princess Xiaoshan (Fan Bingbing), who promises to help him save his disciples. Meiyan helps the Princess defeat the enemy and rescue Tripitaka and his disciples. A benevolent Buddha is moved by her effort and pardons the two, on the condition that they embank on a journey to the west to accomplish the Eighty-One Tasks to redeem themselves as well as to save the world!
Nicholas Tse, Charlene Choi, Berlin Chen, Fan Bing Bing, Kenny Kwan, Steven Cheung
A wealthy entrepreneur (Huang Xiaoming) goes undercover with an Interpol agent (Andy Lau) to protect a new invention, the Seed of God, from falling into an international crime conglomerate.
Andy Lau, Huang Xiao Ming, Wong Cho Lam, Wong Jing, Nana Ou Yang, Michelle Hu
A digital cartographer falls for a mysterious lady who works on an alley that doesn’t exist on the map. A mainland China young love story with an unexpected turn.
Female journalist Miaomiao Fang (Shanshan Yuan) accidentally snaps a photo of the top Korean star Zhun Hou (Park Chan Yeol) in a restroom of a night club and finds out his dark personal life. Zhun tries to protect his image and force Miaomiao's magazine to fire her. Now, despite losing her job and apartment, the intrepid young woman has taken on a new mission in life: Destroy Zhun at all costs.
Park Chan Yeol, Yuan Shan Shan, Jo Jiang, Seo Ju Hyun
During the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong, Fan Lan is recruited to the anti-Japanese guerrilla for her intelligence. But when her mother takes her place and becomes arrested, Fan is forced to turn to a friend who now works for the Japanese....
Zhou Xun, Deanie Ip, Eddie Peng, Wallace Huo, Jessie Li, Tony Leung, Nina Paw
