From the same group of directors of 'Infernal Affairs' comes 'The Silent War'. The plot of the movie is pretty straight forward. During the 1950s in China, in order to spy on all the revolutionists in China, Headquarter 701 have been founded to spy on all the revolutionists through telegraph. Everything is going as planned until the day, where all the military channels have been replaced by useless daily news reports and weather forecast. That's where our main protagonist steps in. Being blind allows him to attain a better sense of hearing than average people and with his help, Headquarter 701 manage to recover all the military channels, but things aren't that easy after all. And through the help of Headquarter 701, he manage to recover his eyesight with a price to pay...
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I think that the story is pretty interesting, but for some reason,
this movie was released in Singapore less than 2 weeks ago and by
the end of this week, there are less than 5 cinemas that continues
to show this movie. Which is kinda... ==""" Seriously, the role that
Tony Leung is taking up and the ploy of the movie are pretty nice
and it's far more better than some of the Hollywood movies out there.
If time permits, please give this movie a try, the results might be
better than what you are expecting.
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