12 February 1968 Fantasy, Drama, Action 90 mins
Journalist San Lin-jun and his colleague attend a jewelry exhibition when the Cosmic Gang attacks, causing an explosion. A masked vigilante confronts the gang, leading to a battle between justice and evil.
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Kuei Chih-Pang as San Lin
Lai Te-Nan as Pháinn-tsí-á
Chiang Ching-Hsia as Li-hua
Liu Qing as Li-sha
Wu Min as Li-yun
Wai Wang as Lifen and Lisa's brother
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Hong Kong 02 August 2025
Japan 30 August 2025
Taiwan 12 February 1968
United States 09 May 2024
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