Infernal Affairs 3 (2003)
Moderate violence, infrequent moderate coarse language
Ten months after the murder of Yan in the first Infernal Affairs, Ming finds his career and marriage in tatters. To add to his troubles, new hotshot colleague Yeung may have come into the possession of tapes that point to Ming as the secret Triad mole. Can Ming rescue the situation by framing Yeung to save his own skin? Cross and double cross in the final instalment of the superb triad trilogy.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 118mins |
| Origin: | CHINA |
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Member Reviews (6)
6 Member
Reviews
graeme B
says
I can watch this boring chink rubbish on SBS.
My fault for not checking the info before I booked it.
Totally in Chinese,Totally,Boring!
Asfar S.
says
Contrary to popular reviews, I think the third movie can act as a good conclusion to first two.
it supplies minor tie-ins to the events on the first movie, and strengthen the characters a bit more.
bottom line, if you've watched the first two, get the third one.
Sunet N.
says
Stick to the first, this 3rd Internal Affair is heaps confusing mixing past with present and you will try figuring out who is who! If you have watched the first one longtime ago you will need to watch it again before watching this 3rd episode because like me you won't understand much. Internal Affairs 3 is like a combination of a prequel (before the first Internal affair) and a sequel (what happen next). Even more confusing when you've got this guy MING who's got double personality problems and sees himself in the past as the mole of the first Internal Affair. Too messy and confusing to keep you watching and understanding what it's happening, STICK TO THE FIRST.
Chris L.
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if you can work out what's happening you'd be a genius! Hardly anything makes sense until the end when it makes no sense at all.
Brigitte J.
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Stefano B.
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