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Aug 16, 2019 · Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy: Directed by Jazz Boon. With Louis Koo, Nick Cheung, Francis Ng, Peiyao Jiang. After they uncover evidence that there is corruption in the police force, three police officers in Hong Kong try to discover which of them can be trusted.
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- Action, Crime, Thriller
- Jazz Boon
LINE WALKER 2 INVISIBLE SPY: Watch Now On Digital and Blu-ray |An elusive hacker sparks an international war when it is revealed there may be terrorist spies...
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Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy. Express your LOVE, put a heart! A story of two brothers who were separated reunite again after 30 years because of a case. As the investigation deepens, a conspiracy that has been hidden behind the scenes for many years rises to the surface. Cheng Tao (Nick Cheung) and Jing Jinxian (Louis Koo) were separated due to ...
Shi tu xing zhe 2: Die ying xing dong Hong Kong, China 2019 Genre: Action, Thriller Director: Jazz Boon Cast: Nick Cheung Louis Koo Francis Ng Jiang Peiyao Joe Ma Huang Zhizhong Benjamin Yuen Joel Chan Zhang Yichi
May 5, 2020 · Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy Tuesday, 5 May, 2020 Wilson Kwong. 使徒行者2諜影行動, Shi tu xing zhe 2: Die ying xing dong. Hong Kong, China, Myanmar 2019. Directed by Jazz Boon. Written by Cat Kwan. Starring Louis Koo, Nick Cheung, Francis Ng, Peiyao Jiang, Joe Ma. 98 mins. In Cantonese with English subtitles. Leave a comment. Facebook ...
Apr 15, 2024 · Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy (Shi tu xing zhe 2: Die ying xing dong) Hong Kong (2019) Dir. Jazz Boon. Did anybody ask for a sequel in name only to a successful film spin off from a successful Hong Kong TV series? No? Well, you’ve got one anyway, although in all fairness, this standalone affair is thematically germane to its predecessors.
Shi Tu Xing Zhe 2: Die Ying Xing Dong aka Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy is a Hong Kong film produced in this year 2019. So, it can be said that it's just out not long time ago. To be honest, I'm not that much into Shi Tu Xing Zhe film series. In fact, I'm not a fan of Hong Kong films.
