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Helios

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An international response team must come together to find a stolen weapon of mass destruction, in spite of very different prerogatives.

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Jocelyn Lee The New Paper (Singapore) 09/20/2017
3/5
Fast-paced and action-packed, Helios is exciting and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from the start. Go to Full Review
Joanne Soh The New Paper (Singapore) 09/20/2017
3/5
Fast-paced and action-packed, Helios is exciting and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from the start. The unexpected plot twist is also a welcome surprise. Go to Full Review
Edmund Lee South China Morning Post 04/02/2016
2.5/5
Helios ultimately plays like a political farce relying on deafening shoot-outs to temper its overwhelming silliness. Go to Full Review
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10/01/2019 Packed to the brim with shootouts, car chases, and other standard action fare, Helios features Jacky Cheung, who turns in a masterful performance and steals the show. See more 04/25/2016 As a trailer, 10 million profit is good enough.... See more mark c 12/14/2015 The screenplay must have been written by a 12 year old. One of the absolute worst films I have seen in my life. Can't wait till you watch it and prove me wrong. Yes, watch it. Please? See more 10/18/2015 Lok Man Leung brings collaboration to Helios. Falling in at just short of 2 hours, the story has its ups and downs. At times the sense of mystery and thrills take control, while at others, the story finds itself dragging on. The plethora of characters help to keep things from getting stale; however, not all of them get enough build up to become nicely meshed with the story-line. The action pieces get points for the shootings and weaponry, despite lacking in abundance compared to the dialogue driven scenes. The recognizable cast help with some of the weak characters. Jacky Cheung and Nick Cheung are the notable standouts. Chen Chang and Janice Man are quite heinous, but lack sufficient dialogue. Helios lives up as a Hong Kong crime thriller. See more 09/30/2015 Mega power collaboration between South Korea, China and Hong Kong with encapsulating the top and veteran lead actors from each country. It goes without a doubt that the acting were spot on for them, but a clear difference is seen with the second liners who often miss the spot to some point makes the scenes with them unbearable. While the action and stunts were great, the dialogues were horrible and at some point corny. As for the storyline that seems choppy and loosely linked, this can only be concluded in the obvious part 2 (given the abrupt ending with stay tune message), which will make and break the entire storyline of the movie. And honestly, the part 2 itself have a lot to fill. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis An international response team must come together to find a stolen weapon of mass destruction, in spite of very different prerogatives.
Director
Longmond Leung Lok-Man, Sunny Luk Kim-Ching
Producer
Catherine Kwan Tung-Tiu, Lorraine Hoh Lai-Seung, Shirley Lau Yim-Ngo, Gillian Zhao Fang, Ren Yue, Stanley Tong Man-Hong, Scott G. Stone
Screenwriter
Longmond Leung Lok-Man, Sunny Luk Kim-Ching
Production Co
Media Asia Films Ltd. [hk]
Genre
Action, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
Chinese
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 1, 2018
Runtime
1h 59m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital Surround EX