"You can't play by the rules if there aren't any."12 March 1999Drama, Action, Thriller110 mins
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Police thriller about a rookie (Mark Wahlberg) partnered with a world-weary detective (Chow Yun-Fat) in NYC's corrupt Chinatown.
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