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The Seven Angels (1985) [N/A]

Featuring:
Lawrence Cheng, Roy Cheung, Man-Ching Chong

Written by:
John Au

Directed by:
Michael Mak


Release Date:
December 5, 1985

Original Title:
歡場

Alternate Titles:
歡場

Genres:
Action | Comedy

Production Countries:
Hong Kong

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 82

Overview from TheMovieDB

A female version of the US "Police Academy" series. Seven badly-behaved policewomen are instructed to go undercover in a nightclub called Vovo, to catch a deviant named See GaPao.

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Overview from Open Movies

This is an extremely goofy so-called crime comedy featuring seven incompetent female cops who were given a second chance at keeping their jobs by going undercover as escorts in a Gentleman's Club to root out a killer.This plot sounds like a typical suspenseful crime thriller, but the acting was overexerting and the story concentrated on the rivalry between two escort groups too much, which was not amusing and entertaining. Deannie Yip was the only saving grace of the film, but unfortunately, even that was not saying too much.Have to say the opening music soundtrack was quite catchy. Over than that, the jokes were unfunny, humor were non-existent, and the action limited. Pass on this one.Grade D--

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The Seven Angels (1985) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.2/10

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Production

Director:
Michael Mak Tong-Kit

Screenplay:
John Au

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