Running Out Of Time Malayalam Full Movie Free Download

Running Out Of Time Malayalam Full Movie Free Download

Police inspector and excellent hostage negotiator Ho Sheung-Sang finds himself in over his head when he is pulled into a 72 hour game by a cancer suffering criminal out for vengeance on Hong Kong's organized crime Syndicates.
Dying Wah has nothing to be afraid of anymore when he realizes that he has only 4 weeks to live, and he's determined to get revenge for his father. Later, when Wah successfully gets away in a robbery, detective San makes up his mind and chases after Wah and arrests him. But, we can only have one winner in a game, who's gonna win?
... is ultimately ruined by a totally stupid, cheesy and unnecessary homophobic subplot, first, when one of the colleagues of the inspector tells him in the car &#39;Everyone at work thinks you&#39;re gay&#39; and later on, how the chief of police is portrayed, they could as well have made a complete screaming and gesticulating drag-queen out of him.<br/><br/>This is what really irritated me to the highest degree and gave me want to throw up, because otherwise, and even later on, Johnnie To&#39;s direction and handling of the plot was excellent, the story was involving, even moving to a certain degree and the action extremely well- handled.<br/><br/>Moreover, that aforementioned subplot is completely useless, because it definitely does not contribute to the story, and is totally OUT OF CONTEXT for what affects the SUBJECT MATTER of the film. Those scenes should have been deleted.<br/><br/>I am otherwise definitely a great admirer of Johnnie To&#39;s films, and I do not put the blame on him for this obnoxious element.<br/><br/>However, when I checked who the writers of the film were, I found out that there were two French screenwriters and only one Chinese So I suddenly said to myself that it was definitely not surprising. So my suggestion would be that these two french bastards stop polluting Hong Kong cinema with filthy and disgusting Western clichés!!! As I said before, without this disgusting subplot, i would have given a 10 tho this film because both Ching Wan Lau&#39;s and Andy Lau&#39;s performances are perfect, and the plot is otherwise almost flawless.<br/><br/>I substance this is what drove me to give this film a 1, a thing I deeply regret, but unfortunately, there are, however, things I do not tolerate, and think (but this is a personal opinion) should not be so easily overlooked.
The reason Johnnie To is a big-name filmmaker in the West seems to be because his pluses outweigh his minuses. I&#39;m not sure if he ever made a movie that really makes sense, or at least wasn&#39;t hard to follow, but he has so much directorial flair and talent for subtle comedy that the viewer is usually just glad to be along for the ride.<br/><br/>He had to have his off-days, and I&#39;m afraid &quot;Running Out of Time&quot; may be one of them. It&#39;s still stylish and entertaining, with amusing moments, but in this case the plot is just incomprehensible. You can follow it at first, but in the second half it just runs away from you in several different directions at once and I could not keep up.<br/><br/>I&#39;ll try to tell you the plot as I remember it, and then include the bits I had to read about online to learn about: Ho (played by To regular Lau Ching-wan) a skilled hostage negotiator, is somehow noticed by Cheung (Andy Lau), a man who has a terminal illness and only days to live. He plays a game with Ho, stringing him along through complicated and unrealistic means.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, a mysterious bald man is having a diamond appraised by an old man. He kills some American gangsters.<br/><br/>The plot... thickens. It is a better descriptor to say that it shatters. I really lost the plot after this; all I really remember is that Cheung disguises himself as the bald guy in one scene (at least I think it was him) and dresses up as a woman, possibly in the same scene? I don&#39;t know. I really lost the plot at this point.<br/><br/>I had to read online that Cheung&#39;s entire scheme was about taking revenge on the mafia, and impersonating his dad. This doesn&#39;t really seem to dovetail with some of his other actions in the movie, such as shooting randomly out the window of a moving car.<br/><br/>And what was the point of his &#39;game&#39; he played with Ho? Why not just level with him at the outset, since the other man couldn&#39;t turn him down? Right?...<br/><br/>I enjoyed this one, but felt it was just too confusing to recommend. To&#39;s &quot;The Mission&quot; and &quot;The Longest Nite&quot; are both superior.

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