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Overheard 2

Today I went for a movie with my siblings and Yen Leng. We watched the movie "Overheard 2". It is a Cantonese movie with 3 Hong Kong popular stars, Louis Koo, Lau Ching Wan and Daniel Wu.

Well, the storyline of the movie is quite interesting as it is about these group of people that are manipulating the stock markets and one must give credit to the three stars for their excellent performance in the movie.







LAW Man-seng (Lau Ching-wan) a reputable security dealer was involve in a car accident. Police officer HO Chi-keung (Louis Koo) is assigned to the case when military surveillance devices were found in LAW’s wrecked sports car. During the investigation, Ho finds that Law has some offshore funds of unknown sources and that an unknown person Joe (Daniel Wu) is wiretapping not only Law, but other members of ‘Landlord Club’, a legendary club with members from top business tycoons and entrepreneurs in town.

I am not going to spoil the party for those who have yet to watch but the way the story unfold is good and with these stars at their best, the movie is definitely a great one to watch.

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