Sentences with phrase «detective chinatown»
Operation Red Sea (Dante Lam)-- 3, 2018 Isle of Dogs (Wes Anderson)-- 5, 2018 Black Panther (Ryan Coogler)-- 6, 2018 Detective Chinatown 2 (Chen Sicheng)-- 7, 2018 Annihilation (Alex Garland)-- 9, 2018
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Behind it was the Wanda film «Detective Chinatown 2,» an action comedy about a pair of detectives who travel to New York's Chinatown to investigate who killed a mobster's son.
Sicheng Chen's Detective Chinatown 2 averaged $ 5,887 in its first three days.
Warner Bros.» Detective Chinatown 2 is tracking to be the best of the trio, ahead of Lionsgate's Monster Hunt 2 and Well Go USA's Monkey King 3.
Filed Under: Movies, Reviews, Robert Kojder Tagged With: Chen Sicheng, Detective Chinatown 2, Liu Haoran, Michael Pitt, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Tsumabuki Satoshi, Wang Baoqiang, Xiao Yang
The Detective Chinatown sequel will pull in $ 800K over the four - day President's Day weekend in 115 theaters, Warners projects.
Given their age and the blockbuster status of the first Detective Chinatown in China, it was very likely that this audience was aware of the sequel.»
Naturally, the Mensa members responsible for the Motion Picture Association of America ratings board gave «Detective Chinatown 2» an R rating for «brief language,» never mind the violence.
«Detective Chinatown 2» engineers a reunion for these two, this time in New York City, depicted here as a gun - crazed cesspool of depravity whose police chief is a Trump lookalike and all the cops, yes, that old gag, sit around eating doughnuts.
Not exact matches
Remaining active into the early years of live television, Cyrus W. Kendall essayed several guest spots on the 1949 quiz show / anthology Armchair Detective, and co-starred with Robert Bice, Spencer Chan and Herb Ellis on the Hollywood - based ABC weekly Mysteries of Chinatown (1949 - 50).
SYNOPSIS: When the case of New York Chinatown godfather Uncle Qi's missing son turns into a murder investigation, the detective duo Tang and Qin team up again to hunt down -LSB-...]
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As a detective picture about a private eye with flawed vision — in this case, a small - time independent dick and former football player named Harry Moseby (Gene Hackman), who'd like to think he's Sam Spade — it would make a great double bill with «Chinatown,» released the previous year.
That film is a Los Angeles - based, neo-noir homage to pulp - y detective mystery - thrillers, while The Nice Guys feels more like an L.A. - based homage to other acclaimed neo-noir detective films that have come out since the heyday of the film noir era, 1974's Chinatown and 1997's L.A. Confidential (it's surely not a coincidence to see Russell Crowe and Kim Basinger (Grudge Match) reunite here).
Chief among the impediments is Shannon's detective, whose gambling debts in Chinatown have made him desperate for Wilee's lucrative delivery.
Of the few interactive experiences which have tried to match the intrigue of basic detective tales like The Big Sleep and Chinatown, the Rockstar Games and Team Bondi collaboration L.A. Noire stands out most clearly within the lineup.
In the film Chinatown, Roman Polanski (playing «man with a knife») slices the nose of Jack Nicholson's character, Jake, requiring the detective to work with a white bandage covering the center of his face.