Triple Tap

Triple Tap

Synopsis

A champion competitive marksman (Louis Koo) foils an armed robbery and cop-hostage taking by killing four of the robbers but one gets away. A game of cat and mouse ensues involving the marksman, the robber, and the detective (Daniel Wu) assigned to the case.

Official Site: NA

Singapore Release Date: 1st July 2010, Thursday

Running Time: 117 minutes

Ratings: G

Genre: Action | Thriller

Cast: Daniel Wu, Li Bingbing, Charlene Choi, Louis Koo

Crew: Director (Derek Yee, Li Bingbing)

The Trailer

The Review

Triple tap to me is more of a psychological thriller rather than a hard-hitting action pack movie.

Yes there’s ample pulsating physical presence in the movie, but the director has added plenty of twists and subplots within it.

As much as Derek Yee tries to meld the two genre together, it didn’t quite come out as convincing for me.

There was just too much substance, and too little movie-time. The film itself was nearly two hours long.

The Good

• A nice change of storyline, they don’t make these type of psychological thriller movies anymore

The Bad

• Slow middle part
• You’ll be disappointed at the lack of action sequences

Editor’s Ratings