I Did It My Way

In the new century, the fight against drugs faces an unprecedented and difficult challenge! Under the deep and complex dark network, an invisible war is being waged in Hong Kong...... Typhoon signal was hoisted in Hong Kong. Under the cover of the fierce wind, four tons of methamphetamine were entering Hong Kong, pending to be sold on the dark network. A cyber revelry of druggies was about to be unveiled, and a storm was brewing in the quiet Victoria Harbour. Police had to arrest the “boss” behind the scenes and nip the “drug network” in the bud in no time, that pushed their undercover intelligence to the narrow road. In the center of the storm, undercover agents, police officers, drug lords, black, white, and gray entangled.

With its sudden zoom-ins when the mood gets serious, a huge chunk of the film seemingly being devoted to Andy Lau looking contemplative on rooftops, and an unsettling premature baby puppet brought to life by even creepier CGI that tickles your ick factor far more than your tear ducts, _I Did It My Way_ has a ton of potential that it squanders with outright ridiculousness. **Full review:** https://bit.ly/click4drugs