What I learned


1. When you have a list of potential victims, don't contact them all at once. Track them down one at a time, so the killer can keep one step ahead in killing them off.
2. When there's a large set full of armed actors, crew and directors and a crazy guy comes in and stabs someone, everybody, I mean every single person, runs away, completely emptying the place, except for the one guy he's after.
3. When faced with a maniacal killer who has killed your friends, police, and possibly your girlfriend, don't kill him when you have the chance. Even save his life a couple of times while fighting him. After all, you want a fair fight, even if it is a battle to the death.


Other than that I enjoyed the movie.

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What about learning to overcome your physical handicap in life?

That you can fit underneath several speeding 18 wheeler trucks. 

I wish they would have a flashback of the Ferrari scene in the tunnel.



l'll get my cape...
..I wanna put dem paws on him. Dig that..

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What an awesome post, congrats!! Hahahahaha

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I learned that armed Hong Kong police officers are useless against people who know Kung fu.

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You can't just kill the maniac by running him over with your truck, no honour in that!

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And they didn't run him over with a tank as that's reserved solely for collage protesters.

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1. Don't reveal to the public the name or face of the primary suspect in a triple homicide.

2. Suspect the man who reveals to you the list of potential victims, and the name of the primary suspect because he may be an accomplice.

3. To create suspense, you will also find the names of potential victims hidden behind a wall paper in the killer's home even though the names of the victims were listed by the main character 10 minutes in to the movie.

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