God of Gamblers II

Synopsis

God of Gamblers II is a 1990 Hong Kong action-comedy film directed by Wong Jing and starring Andy Lau. The story follows the legendary gambler Ko Chun, who defeats a powerful opponent but ends up with amnesia. He is taken in by a group of small-time con artists who help him regain his memory and seek revenge on his enemies. Packed with thrilling gambling sequences, comedic moments, and intense action scenes, God of Gamblers II is a rollercoaster ride of entertainment and excitement. With twists and turns at every corner, Ko Chun navigates through the dangerous world of high-stakes gambling with wit and skill, captivating audiences till the very end.

Cast

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  Andy Lau

  Michael

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  Stephen Chow

  Sing

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  Charles Heung

  Lung Ng

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  Sharla Cheung

  Lady Dream

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  Ng Man-Tat

  Uncle Tat

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  Monica Chan Fat-Yung

  Lung Kau

Reviews

God of Gamblers II has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its action-packed sequences and charismatic performances, while others criticize its over-the-top plot and lack of depth. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.8/10, highlighting the film's entertainment value and Andy Lau's captivating portrayal of Ko Chun. Rotten Tomatoes critics have given it a 60% approval rating, with many praising the movie's nostalgic charm and fun action scenes. Metacritic's average score for God of Gamblers II is 55, pointing out the film's uneven pacing and exaggerated storytelling. Despite the mixed reviews, the movie has developed a cult following over the years, attracting fans of Hong Kong cinema and action-comedy genres.