All 33 Paco Wong Movies
Get ready to dive into the world of cinema with our latest movie roundup, featuring the exceptional work of Paco Wong. From gripping thrillers to heartwarming dramas, our roundup highlights the best of Wong’s filmography, capturing the essence of his unique storytelling abilities. Join us as we explore the captivating world of Paco Wong Movies.
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1. Elixir of Love (2004)
“Elixir of Love” is a delightful 2004 comedy-romance film that takes viewers on an enchanting journey filled with laughter and self-discovery. Set in a small town, Heung, a resilient fisherwoman, and Kai, an enthusiastic aromatherapist embark on an extraordinary adventure to find an elixir for a princess with an unusual bodily challenge.
2. My Sweetie (2004)
In the charming comedy-romance film “My Sweetie” (2004), Sammy, a seasoned women-magnet, unexpectedly meets his match in Suet, a newcomer to their advertising agency. To add a twist of fate, Sammy and Suet are not alone in their blossoming romance; there’s also Strong, Sammy’s childhood rival, also in their cozy workplace.
3. Kill Zone (2005)
Kill Zone, also known as Saat po long, is a high-energy action thriller set in Hong Kong and Macao. The film revolves around a grizzled inspector, who is near retirement, and his unit who are hell-bent on taking down a dangerous crime boss.
4. Dragon Reloaded (2005)
“Dragon Reloaded, “ also known as “Lung gam wai yi dzi wang mo leung leung, “ is a lively 2005 Hong Kong action-comedy-drama directed by Vincent Kok and starring Ronald Cheng, Sam Lee, and Tat-Ming Cheung. The film’s runtime is approximately 1 hour and 41 minutes, and it has a budget of $2,030,811.
5. Fatal Contact (2006)
Fatal Contact, a 2006 action-packed drama movie, follows the story of a promising young fighter as he learns the ancient art of Sanda from his wise coach. The two quickly become friends as the young man prepares for the ultimate challenge: competing in an underground tournament against some of the most skilled fighters in the world.
6. Marriage with a Fool (2006)
Marriage with a Fool, released in 2006, is a heartwarming romantic comedy that tells the story of Wah, a young man who finally ties the knot with his beloved Bo. However, their seemingly perfect marriage takes a turn when Wah’s high school love, Sophie, unexpectedly reenters his life, causing chaos and threatening the foundation of his relationship with Bo. As Wah faces the challenge of remaining true to his wife amidst the allure of his past love, the film explores themes of fidelity, self-discovery, and the unpredictability of life.
7. It’s a Wonderful Life (2007)
“It’s a Wonderful Life, “ released in 2007, is a delightful blend of comedy, fantasy, and romance from Hong Kong’s Gold Label Entertainment. With a runtime of 1 hour and 45 minutes, this film explores the theme of economic prosperity in Heaven. The Jade Emperor, with a reward in mind, poses a proposal plan contest to boost Heaven’s economy, offering a tantalizing prize.
8. Sup fun oi (2007)
“Sup fun oi” (2007) is a romantic comedy that explores the complexities of modern dating. The story revolves around Bo, an expert in relationships, who shares her dating strategies with her close friends at the wedding of Wing and Ching.
9. Ngor dik zeoi oi (2008)
“Ngor dik zeoi oi, “ a heartwarming romance film from 2008, follows the story of Ah Bo, a young woman who recently graduated from college and is on the brink of opening her own shop with her boyfriend, Ah Jun. Ah Bo has always seen a bright future with Ah Jun and is eager to start a new life together.
10. Legendary Assassin (2008)
“Legendary Assassin, “ a 2008 action-packed thriller, follows the story of a female cop who befriends a peculiar martial arts drifter. Unknown to her, he is a notorious assassin, and their friendship spirals into a world of danger and mystery.
11. Chut doi seung giu (2008)
“Chut doi seung giu, “ a 2008 Hong Kong comedy, follows the lives of two female friends who, surprisingly enough, find themselves completely at odds with one another. The movie takes an unexpected twist when both women suddenly find themselves transported into the other’s life, giving them a firsthand experience of what their friend’s life is like.
12. Chan oi dik (2008)
“Chan oi dik, “ also known as “Murder in the Cocktail Lounge” (2008), is a gripping thriller directed by Patrick Kong and written by him as well. Set in Hong Kong and featuring a blend of Cantonese and Mandarin languages, the film boasts a runtime of 1 hour and 29 minutes. With a IMDb rating of 5.3 and 79 votes, the movie is a suspenseful addition to the thriller genre.
13. Bo chi oi nei (2009)
“Bo chi oi nei” is a heartwarming Hong Kong romantic film, released in 2009, that captivates fans with its captivating storyline and ensemble of talented actors. On a day as special as the one hundredth day of the first lunar month — Valentines Day — we are introduced to the lives of fourteen compelling characters, each facing unique circumstances. The film masterfully weaves together these individual narratives, all taking place on the same day, creating an engaging and emotional viewing experience.
14. Lian xia lian xia lian lian xia (2011)
“Lian xia lian xia lian lian xia” is a light-hearted romantic comedy that takes viewers on a journey with a trio of modern, ordinary boys who, despite their varied temperaments and backgrounds, are united by their desire for true love. The movie unfolds against the backdrop of Hainan Island’s tropical heat.
15. Dang ngo oi nei (2012)
“Dang ngo oi nei, “ an entertaining Hong Kong comedy-drama, takes its audience on a whimsical journey of roommates, ice cream, and family ties. Set in bustling Hong Kong, the movie follows the lives of two close friends who share an ice cream truck business.
16. The Bounty (2012)
The Bounty, released in 2012, is a thrilling action-comedy-drama directed by Chi-Keung Fung and starring Chapman To, Fiona Sit, and Alex Man. With a runtime of 1h 39min and a budget of an undisclosed amount, the film boasts a worldwide gross of $374,343. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong, The Bounty is an adrenaline-fueled escapade that will keep you on the edge of your seat. A must-see for fans of the action and comedy genres, this captivating film won one award and received two nominations in its category. With an IMDb rating of 5.5 and a modest number of reviews, The Bounty is an intriguing addition to the action-comedy-drama genre, offering a unique viewing experience.
17. The Best Plan Is No Plan (2013)
“The Best Plan Is No Plan” is a Hong Kong comedy-romance film from 2013. The movie is about the lives of three men and their struggles in love.
18. Zombie Fight Club (2014)
Zombie Fight Club, originally titled Shi cheng, is a 2014 action-horror film that thrusts viewers into a thrilling dystopian world ravaged by an undead apocalypse. Directed and written by Joe Chien, the movie stars Andy On, Jessica Cambensy, and Michael Wong.
19. Guia In Love (2015)
In the heartwarming comedy-drama, “Guia In Love, “ we follow the journeys of two lifelong friends, Chan and Choi, who find themselves both falling for the same woman, Lee. But when their past unravels years later, they must navigate through a series of dramatic romantic entanglements, corporate rivalries, and unexpected family sorrows. With the love of their lives lost, the question remains — can these old friends find new love in unexpected places, and will their bond overcome the challenges that life throws their way? Experience this captivating tale of friendship, love, and redemption in the rich Hong Kong landscape, as a trio of creative talents bring this story to life.
20. Anniversary (2015)
“Anniversary” is a charming romance film that explores the complexities and challenges of marriage. Directed by Patrick Kong, the movie delves into the lives of Keung and Bao, who have been married for a decade. As the story unfolds, it depicts the trials and tribulations faced by the couple, their families, and friends.
21. Kill Zone 2 (2015)
Kill Zone 2 is an enthralling action-packed adventure set in the bustling city of Bangkok. When undercover police officer Kit is captured by the powerful syndicate, he must rely on his wit and instincts to survive. Along the way, he forges an unlikely bond with his keeper, stumbling upon a chilling secret: an organ trafficking ring.
22. Get Outta Here (2015)
Get Outta Here, directed by Nick Leung, takes the Hong Kong vampire genre on a thrilling and comical journey with its action-comedy take on the theme. Alex Tak-Shun Lam plays the dapper western vampire, Joe, as he embarks on an adventure reminiscent of his father, celebrated Hong Kong superstar George Lam, who played a western vampire in the classic 1990 comedy, A Bite of Love.
23. Special Female Force (2016)
“Special Female Force” is an action-packed comedy that takes the audience on a thrilling ride through dangerous twists and turns. Set in Bangkok, the movie revolves around a secret mission that unfolded two and a half decades ago, where an elite group of female undercover agents were assigned to infiltrate a luxurious hotel to capture an infamous international terrorist, Gu Zhi Jin.
24. Nessun Dorma (2016)
“Nessun Dorma, “ also known as “Hung sau wan mei seui, “ is a captivating drama, mystery, and thriller that premiered in 2016. Directed by Herman Yau and written by Erica Li and Zendrodic, the movie stars Janice Man, Andy Hui, and Ka-Tung Lam. Told in the Cantonese language for a Hong Kong audience, the film has an IMDb rating of 4.7 and was produced by Sil-Metropole Organisation.
25. Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight (2017)
Get ready for a laugh-out-loud zombie horror experience with “Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight”! When a beloved animated show character brings about a terrifying zombie outbreak, our unlikely saviors, Lung and Chi-Yeung, team up to face the horde. As chaos ensues, they must rescue their friends and restore order in this comedic and thrilling adventure.
26. Two Wrongs Make a Right (2017)
Two Wrongs Make a Right is a Chinese comedy-romance film that tells the tale of a couple with conflicting fates who cause a lot of trouble for each other before finally getting along. Directed by Vincent Kok and written by Anselm Chan, Vincent Kok, and Xinlin Li, this 2017 film stars Vic Chou, Fiona Sit, and Ronald Cheng in the lead roles. With a runtime of 1 hour and 39 minutes, the movie is released in China, with Mandarin and Cantonese as its primary languages.
27. Paradox (2017)
“Paradox, “ a 2017 Hong Kong action crime thriller directed by Wilson Yip, finds a seasoned detective in pursuit of his missing teenage daughter. The film, starring Louis Koo, Yue Wu, and Ka-Tung Lam, takes viewers to the steamy streets of Pattaya, Thailand, as the grizzled cop relentlessly pursues answers amidst corruption and deceit.
28. The Brink (2017)
“The Brink, “ also known as “Kuang shou, “ is a 2017 action-packed thriller that follows the relentless pursuit of a determined police inspector. Police officer Tung, played by Jin Zhang, is determined to put an end to the gold smuggling operation of criminal mastermind Shing, portrayed by Shawn Yue. Along the way, Tung unravels Shing’s connections to the feared triad boss Blackie, played by Yasuaki Kurata. The film takes an unexpected turn when Tung discovers that Shing is ensnared in a power struggle within the smuggling world.
29. Always Be with You (2017)
“Always Be with You, “ also known as “Seung Joi Nei Jor Yau, “ is a spine-chilling horror thriller released in 2017. Directed by Herman Yau, the movie follows the life of taxi driver David, who is diagnosed with a terminal illness but continues driving. When he accidentally kills hotel owner Patrick, Patrick’s girlfriend Yu-xin becomes the new owner of the haunted lakefront hotel.
30. The Leakers (2018)
“The Leakers” is a thrilling crime drama that takes us into the heart of a conspiracy involving the pharmaceutical industry. Set against the backdrop of the mutated Zika epidemic in Malaysia, this action-packed movie follows an illegal hacker group who uncovers an international conspiracy.
31. Keep Calm and Be a Superstar (2018)
Keep Calm and Be a Superstar follows the incredible journey of ZHU, a passionate fan of Hong Kong cinema, who is determined to become a cop just like the ones he’s seen on the big screen. Sadly, ZHU is hindered by his asthma, which prevents him from passing the rigorous fitness exam in China’s Police Force selection.
32. Unleashed (2020)
Unleashed is a thrilling action film that tells the story of Kit FOK, the hottest underground boxer with unbeatable records, played by Zhen Feng SUN. His success is largely due to the exceptional tutoring of Debo, portrayed by Ken LOW. Despite their great success, the business of Kit’s boxing studio faces hardships.
33. Limbo (2021)
The thrilling crime drama, Limbo (2021), follows rookie policeman Will Ren and his seasoned partner, Cham Lau, as they chase an elusive and ruthless serial killer with a penchant for gruesome acts of violence against women. As the two cops delve deeper into the investigation, they find themselves grappling not only with the killer’s chilling modus operandi but also with the hidden darkness within society itself. In this gritty, raw depiction of police work and the lengths a person can take to unmask a killer, Limbo serves as a chilling reminder that sometimes the worst of humanity lurks in unexpected places.
