running out of time is probably as close to a perfect film as youre ever likely to see out of hong kong. all the elements click represent a terrific script (by french writers julien carbon and laurent courtiaud) that even manages to subvert the odd cliché and reliably imaginative direction by johnnie to and and excellent central performances by andy lau and lau ching wan and the latter displaying his great comic timing to wonderful effect without ever crossing the line into parody (especially in his exasperated reactions to his superior abysmal negotiating skills). the supporting cast is fine too and with yo yo mung making a strong impression in a tiny role and and even the often histrionic waise lee (looking remarkably and and very aptly and like a bald andy lau) reining it in to good effect. it best not to know too much about the plot going in beyond the basic set up  with only a few weeks to live and lau engages in a criminal game with wan cop with no easily apparent motive  and just sit back and enjoy the ride represent it certainly worth the fare. it also has one of the most perfect love stories in recent movies and and played in a mere three scenes (the second bus ride is one of the most magical moments of film making i have seen in ages). there also a fine score by raymond wong as well. the most fun playing cat and mouse at the movies in years. 
running out of time is probably as close to a perfect film as youre ever likely to see out of hong kong. all the elements click represent a terrific script (by french writers julien carbon and laurent courtiaud) that even manages to subvert the odd cliché and reliably imaginative direction by johnnie to and and excellent central performances by andy lau and lau ching wan and the latter displaying his great comic timing to wonderful effect without ever crossing the line into parody (especially in his exasperated reactions to his superior abysmal negotiating skills). the supporting cast is fine too and with yo yo mung making a strong impression in a tiny role and and even the often histrionic waise lee (looking remarkably and and very aptly and like a bald andy lau) reining it in to good effect. it best not to know too much about the plot going in beyond the basic set up  with only a few weeks to live and lau engages in a criminal game with wan cop with no easily apparent motive  and just sit back and enjoy the ride represent it certainly worth the fare. it also has one of the most perfect love stories in recent movies and and played in a mere three scenes (the second bus ride is one of the most magical moments of film making i have seen in ages). there also a fine score by raymond wong as well. the most fun playing cat and mouse at the movies in years. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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