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Hong Kong's film industry is best known for churning out fun, mindless action flicks full of fancy martial-arts stunts. So it came as a pleasant surprise when "Infernal Affairs"--a thriller about a cop and a triad member, rich with suspense and plot twists--turned out to be last year's biggest box-office hit. The script was so strong that Warner Bros. bought the remake rights for $1.75 million; Brad Pitt is expected to star in the Hollywood version.
Those who fear something may get lost in the translation might want to hang around Hong Kong instead: the sequel--actually, a prequel-- "Infernal Affairs II," is due out Oct. 1. (The third installment, filming now, will be released on Dec. 12.) But even Alan Mak Siu-fai, who co-directed the trilogy with Andrew Lau Wai-keung, has some misgivings this time. "I like all three movies, but I worry about the second one," he ...
Source: HighBeam Research, A Sequel With Substance?(Infernal Affairs II)(Brief Article)