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Ekin Cheng (Actor) | Aaron Kwok (Actor) | Daniel Wu (Actor) | Angelica Lee
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Three men are going beyond what their jobs require them to do... Aaron Kwok is an ill-fated CID who runs into a woman looking extremely alike her long lost girlfriend during his investigation on a money laundry case. Ekin Cheng plays a lawyer who protects a corrupt businessman from law, and Daniel Wu becomes a killer in the film who violates his code to get involved in the ill-fated CID's investigation. Adding to the all-star cast are TV idol Gallen Lo and charismatic lady Angelica Lee (The Eye, 20 30 40).

Directed by Benny Chan whose actions Heroic Duo and New Police Story has stunned so many, Divergence is loaded with copious details to portray intriguing characters that makes the movie an engrossing thriller. Ivy Ho, scriptwriter for romantic dramas July Rhapsody and Comrades, Almost a Love Story, really knows the art of narration, and she successfully intertwine the stories of our three men into an plot that is powerful enough to engage the audience. Mysterious affairs and people just come up one after another in Divergence!

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    Product Title: Divergence (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) 三岔口 (DVD) (香港版) 三岔口 (DVD) (香港版) ディバージェンス - 運命の交差点 - (三岔口) (香港版) Divergence (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
    Artist Name(s): Ekin Cheng (Actor) | Aaron Kwok (Actor) | Daniel Wu (Actor) | Angelica Lee | Gallen Lo | Eric Tsang | Ning Jing | Li Chung Chi | Qiu Zhi Wei 鄭伊健 (Actor) | 郭富城 (Actor) | 吳彥祖 (Actor) | 李心潔 | 羅 嘉良 | 曾志偉 | 寧靜 | 李忠志 | 邱志偉 郑伊健 (Actor) | 郭富城 (Actor) | 吴彦祖 (Actor) | 李心洁 | 罗 嘉良 | 曾志伟 | 宁静 | 李忠志 | 邱志伟 鄭伊健(イーキン・チェン) (Actor) | 郭富城(アーロン・コック) (Actor) | 呉彦祖 (ダニエル・ウー)  (Actor) | 李心潔(アンジェリカ・リー) | 羅嘉良(ロー・ガーリョン) | 曾志偉 (エリック・ツァン) | 寧静 (ニン・チン) | Li Chung Chi | Qiu Zhi Wei Ekin Cheng (Actor) | 곽부성 (Actor) | Daniel Wu (Actor) | Angelica Lee | Gallen Lo | Eric Tsang | Ning Jing | Li Chung Chi | Qiu Zhi Wei
    Director: Benny Chan 陳木勝 陈木胜 陳木勝(ベニー・チャン) 진목승
    Producer: William Chang 張 叔平 张 叔平 張叔平 張叔平(ウィリアム・チャン)
    Release Date: 2005-06-16
    Language: Cantonese, Mandarin
    Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese
    Place of Origin: Hong Kong
    Picture Format: NTSC What is it?
    Widescreen Anamorphic: Yes
    Sound Information: DTS Digital Surround
    Disc Format(s): DVD, DVD-9
    Region Code: All Region What is it?
    Duration: 101 (mins)
    Publisher: Universe Laser (HK)
    Package Weight: 120 (g)
    Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
    YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004006949

    Product Information

    * Screen Format: Anamorphic Widescreen
    * Sound Mix: DTS
    * DVD Type: DVD-9

    監製/導演:陳木勝

      一個被押解回港的洗黑錢份子甫下機便遭殺害,行兇的職業殺手曲(吳彥祖飾)逃去無蹤。買兇殺人的洗錢集團主腦饒天頌(羅嘉良飾)眼看被凍結的資產即將解封,可是,獨生子饒夏(Tommy飾)卻神秘被擄失蹤。

      負責解犯的警員孫(郭富城飾)是個倒霉專家,他鍾愛的女友素芳十年前人間蒸發,至今生死不明,令他一直不能釋懷。在週查過程中,他發現洗錢集團首腦所聘用的律師杜厚生(鄭伊健飾),其妻子Amy(李心潔飾)竟然長得跟他失蹤女朋友頗為神似,引起了他對律師夫婦的調查興趣。

      行兇的職業殺手雖然順利完成任務,卻不由自主地對案件產生好奇,有違殺手「不聞不問」的原則,他的好奇心不是無原因的。那倒霉的警察和他的失蹤女友,當年一起主持「警訊」,令他印象難忘。與此同時,他亦愛上了那位專門替他接工作的代理人定(寧靜飾)。

      事實上,這裡的每一個人都各自有著一點點不容於本身職業的性格特色,與此同時,城中亦不斷發生著其他罪案,動機不明的兇殺案、失蹤案比比皆是,這些無頭公案有可能與我們三位主角拉上關係嗎?

      三岔口,充滿了不可測的人和事.....


      CID Shing arrests the accountant of a money launderer. However, the accountant is assassinated upon his arrival in the Hong Kong airport. The killer escapes without leaving any clues. While the masterminded laundry head is happy about the soon resumption of his frozen assets for the death of his unfavorable witness, his fond son Xia is kidnapped suddenly.

      Shing is an ill-fated CID. He can't forget his loving girlfriend who disappeared 10 years ago and has not yet been found. During investigation, he finds a woman who looks very much alike with his missing girlfriend. The woman is the wife of the lawyer To who represents the laundry head. It raises his interest in the couple.

      Although the killer Coke has completed his job, he can't help feeling great interest in the case and it violates the code of killers. He does it because years ago Shing and his missing girlfriend were the hosts of the Police Call. They leave him great impression.

      The lawyer To is very successful in his field. He always wins cases in the court and helps the suspects escape from prison terms. Will there be a hidden side for an arrogant person like him? Everyone in the story seems to possess some qualities that don't suit their identity. Will it engulf them into the whirlpool?

      Simultaneously, there are many other crimes around the city. Unknown motivated murders and disappearances are plentiful. Will the cases related to the 3 characters of the story?

      Divergence, it consists of mysterious people and affairs......


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    Professional Review of "Divergence (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) "

    February 1, 2007

    This professional review refers to Divergence (DTS Special Edition) (Hong Kong Version)
    Less an action film than a mild mystery with heavy doses of mental imbalance, Benny Chan's Divergence has more in common with the director's previous film Heroic Duo than his teen-heavy throwaway film Gen-X Cops, and its most unfortunate follow-up, Gen-Y Cops. The first thing you notice is that Divergence has more story and characterization than the usual hired killer film that comes out of Hong Kong. Aaron Kwok plays a cop perpetually on the precipice of a mental breakdown. Kwok's Sean is not having a good day - after his witness is shot full of holes by Coke (Daniel Wu), Sean is suspected of leaking information to the killers.

    Later, while following dispassionate criminal lawyer To (Ekin Cheng, in a humorously subdued performance), Sean spots someone he believes to be his girlfriend (Angelica Lee), who has been missing for the last 10 years. Is it her? Or does the woman, who is also To's wife, just happen to bear a striking resemblance to Sean's missing girlfriend, who vanished one night, never to return. And why does hired killer Coke seem to be intimating that he knows something about what happened to Sean's girlfriend? Add to this a subplot about a vigilante serial killer, the case of a dirty businessman's suddenly missing son (who is also a manufactured pop star, no less), and there are enough subplots in Divergence for two movies. Or three.

    Divergence seems less concerned with the police angle than following the slowly self-destructing career of Sean - which is a good thing, because Sean makes for an interesting character, while the cop stuff smells of cop movie clichés. Divergence makes for very interesting viewing, even though there's nothing overly special about the film, and one finds it difficult to explain why it makes for worthwhile viewing. In a bit of false advertisement, the film opens with a good action scene where Coke dispatches of Sean's witness, followed up by a cat-and-mouse game between Sean and Coke that seems to go nowhere. There are other subplots, such as Sean's continued search for his missing girlfriend, his stalking of To's wife, and his visits to the mortuary where he converses with morgue guy Eric Tsang (doing cameo duty along with Lam Suet). There's also a final, violent gun battle in the rain to close things out, but it's interesting to note that the sequence doesn't involve any of the three main characters, none of whom appears on scene until the last shot has been fired.

    Of the three main principals, Aaron Kwok gets most of the screentime, with Ekin Cheng and Daniel Wu slipping in and out of the film at random intervals, seemingly to remind us that they have something to do with the movie (but fear not, all is revealed at film's end). Divergence keeps its major question (Is To's wife Sean's missing girlfriend?) unanswered until the very end, which is a good idea from a scripting point of view, but a poor one if you are a fan of Angelica Lee, who is criminally underused. Coming off the excellent A1, and before that the equally excellent Koma, it's disappointing to see Lee in a supporting role that keeps her in the background with nothing to do.

    Divergence is an interesting film in many respects. As an action film, it doesn't always deliver on the goods, and as a crime film, it's also a bit lacking. But as a character film, it's quite good, helped in no small part by Aaron Kwok's affecting performance. Ekin Cheng is mostly a non-entity, and Daniel Wu, fresh off his award-winning role in Jackie Chan's New Police Story, seems to be having a ball. Although hard to pin down, Divergence makes for intriguing viewing, if only because it's a very odd film, and it makes you wish there was about 30 more minutes of movie time available just to get everything in.

    Movie Grade: 3.5 out of 5 stars

    By Nix - BeyondHollywood.com

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    Customer Review of "Divergence (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) "

    Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6.5 out of 10 (4)
    Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6.5 out of 10 (29)

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    September 13, 2008

    This customer review refers to Divergence (Hong Kong Version)
    1 people found this review helpful

    Nothing special but quite good none the less. Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
    There is nothing special about this film and things happen in a rather predictable manner i.e the villain of the piece. What redeems this picture is how director Benny Chan moves things along at quite a brisky pace with some decent hand to hand combat, shootings and foot chases thrown in along with the quite touching if not a bit melo dramatic drama.

    Aaron Kwok does an admirable job as a cop tortured cop but does tend to go over the top a bit (but passable), Ekin Cheng as a slick lawyer works fine but his revealing of character is not justified enough to make you care for him. Daniel Wu is fine as a hitman but seems pointless to the plot.

    The action finale is rather disappointing for it is too conveniently rounded off.
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    October 8, 2006

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    Wow Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
    Aaron Kwok, Ekin Cheng and Daniel Wu are real great actors. The plot although very simple, i considered the stunts real great. Loved this movie.
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    June 1, 2006

    uninteresting... Customer Review Rated Bad 1 - 1 out of 10
    Uninteresting story/plot. Character development is boring. Benny Chan did great on New Police Story, but this one is seriously not recommended. Unhappy ending like a TVB TV series.
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    April 4, 2006

    2 people found this review helpful

    why Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
    don't know people think this movie is bad when i thought it was pretty good and it was easy to understand what was happening. but i would highly recommend aaron fans to buy this because it focuses mainl on him and he got the golden horse award for this.
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    Anonymous

    July 19, 2005

    This customer review refers to Divergence (Hong Kong Version)
    3 people found this review helpful

    Almost Perfect Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
    When i first purchased the DVD, I had no idea what to expect considering some negative reviews I have read about the movie. The movie compeltely blew me away, Aaron Kwok was spectacular in portraying the dead beat cop chracter who was manic depressive and Daniel Wu was also showing why he's the next big star within this film. The movie is not hard to understand if you carefully think about the concepts within the movie. All in all, I feel i got my money' worth and I would recommend it to others
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