Triple Tap

Triple Tap (traditional Chinese: 鎗王之王; simplified Chinese: 枪王之王) is a 2010 Hong Kong action film directed by Derek Yee and starring Louis Koo and Daniel Wu. This film is a sequel to Yee's 2004 film, One Nite in Mongkok, which starred Wu in a different role, and his 2000 film, Double Tap, which starred Leslie Cheung and Alex Fong, the latter being only actor to reprise his role from both previous installment.

Triple Tap
Directed byDerek Yee
Produced byHenry Fong
Written byChun Tin-nam
Lau Ho-leung
Derek Yee
StarringLouis Koo
Daniel Wu
Charlene Choi
Li Bingbing
Music byPeter Kam
CinematographyAnthony Pun
Edited byKwong Chi-leung
Production
company
Emperor Motion Pictures
Sil-Metropole Organisation
Beijing Poly-bona Film Publishing Company
Film Unlimited
Distributed byEmperor Motion Pictures
Release date
  • 1 July 2010 (2010-07-01)
Running time
118 minutes
CountryHong Kong
LanguageCantonese
Box officeUS$1,522,727[1]

Plot

Champion competitive marksman Ken (Louis Koo) finishes an IPSC competition in the beginning, while suddenly comes across an armored van robbery. He sees a policeman held hostage and uses his race gun to shoot and kill four of the robbers. One of the robbers escapes and the policeman survives. The case is handled by Jerry Chong (Daniel Wu), whom Ken knows from having recently beaten him in a shooting match. Ken is found not guilty in court. Soon after, Ken is attacked by the escaped robber Pang To (Chapman To). Their confrontation reveals a very different background story and brings about a myriad of lies and traps and changes in relationships as Jerry and Ken try to outsmart each other.[2]

Cast

Release

The film was released in Hong Kong on 1 July 2010.[3]

Accolades
Ceremony Category Recipient Result
30th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Editing Kwong Chi-leung Nominated
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References
  1. "Triple Tap at Box Office Mojo".
  2. Triple Tap at Rotten Tomatoes
  3. "鎗王之王 Triple Tap" (in Chinese). Retrieved 3 July 2010.


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