Ballistic Kiss

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Ballistic Kiss
Film poster
Traditional	殺殺人、跳跳舞
Simplified	杀杀人，跳跳舞
Mandarin	Shā Shā Rén, Tiào Tiào Wǔ
Cantonese	Saat3 Saat3 Jan4, Tiu3 Tiu3 Mou2
Directed by	Donnie Yen
Written by	Bey Logan
Produced by	Donnie Yen
Starring	Donnie Yen Annie Wu Jimmy Wong Simon Lui Yu Rongguang
Cinematography	Ally Wong Kwan Chi-kan Stephen Poon
Edited by	Chan Kan-sing
Music by	Yukie Nishimura
Production company	Bullet Films
Distributed by	Golden Harvest
Release date	21 March 1998 (1998-03-21)
Running time	90 minutes
Country	Hong Kong
Languages	Cantonese Mandarin English
Box office	HK$853,735

Ballistic Kiss is a 1998 Hong Kong action thriller film produced and directed by Donnie Yen and starring Yen and Annie Wu.

Plot[]

Cat (Donnie Yen) is an aimless killer, no matter if its raining or sunny, he would always wear dark glasses and always calls to the radio to talk. Every night, he looks out the window to see his angel living across him, who dances at her room during nighttime. Policewoman Carrie (Annie Wu) also listens to the radio every night and her goal is to arrest a brutal killer. Cat thinks Carrie is his rival Wesley's (Jimmy Wong) girlfriend and abducts her. Going through a theater with a hail of bullets, Cat is surprised to discover that Carrie is the policewoman who has been on his trail. On the other hand, Cat and Wesley were originally FBI officers, however, Wesley's unexpectedly betrayed Cat, which led the latter to the dark world.^[1]

Cast[]

• Donnie Yen as Cat Lee
• Annie Wu as Carrie
• Jimmy Wong as Wesley
• Simon Lui as DJ Simon
• Yu Rongguang as Hitman (cameo)
• Vincent Kok
• Lily Chow as Lily
• Karen Tong
• Felix Lok
• John Hau
• Conroy Chan
• Michael Woods
• Vincent Ngan
• Andrew Chan as thug
• Mak Wai-cheung
• Ng Kin-kwok
• Kellog Kwok
• Ivan Wong as thug
• Pinky Yau
• Sam Ho as Bodyguard
• Tanigaki Kenji
• Lam Kwok-kit
• Law Wai-kai as thug
• Hon Ping
• Ippongi Bang

Box office[]

The film grossed HK$853,735 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run from 21 to 27 March 1998 in Hong Kong.

See also[]

• Donnie Yen filmography

References[]

External links[]

• Ballistic Kiss at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase
• Ballistic Kiss at Hong Kong Cinemagic
• Ballistic Kiss at IMDb
• Ballistic Kiss film review at LoveHKFilm.com