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* CeilingCling: During the storm drain sequence, a character hides from goons by doing this. Unfortunately for him, his necktie is hanging down directly into the path of the cigarette lighter that one bad guy is using as a light source; his tie catches fire and he is discovered.
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* HighVoltageDeath: In the storm drain sequence, our hero breaks power cables off the wall and sticks them into the puddle in which one bad guy is standing.
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* HydroElectroCombo: In the storm drain sequence, our hero breaks power cables off the wall and sticks them into the puddle in which one bad guy is standing.
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* MemeticHandGesture: David does this. After his first fight with Yau, he barely survives almost being thrown over a bridge and into a highway. Upon pulling himself up and onto the bridge, he performs the "Sign of the Cross" as being thankful for surviving.
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** Donnie Yen, David Wu, Robin Shou, and Cynthia Khan all appeared in the ''InTheLineOfDuty'' movie series. Robin appeared as one of the dogged bodyguards of Yamamoto in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyIIIForceOfTheDragon'' and then later in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty6ForbiddenArsenal'' as Paul. Donnie would appear as police lieutenant Donnie in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty4Witness''. David would appear as David Ng in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty5MiddleMan''.
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** Donnie Yen, David Wu, Robin Shou, and Cynthia Khan all appeared in the ''InTheLineOfDuty'' ''In The Line Of Duty'' movie series. Robin appeared as one of the dogged bodyguards of Yamamoto in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyIIIForceOfTheDragon'' and then later in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty6ForbiddenArsenal'' as Paul. Donnie would appear as police lieutenant Donnie in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty4Witness''. David would appear as David Ng in ''Film/InTheLineOfDuty5MiddleMan''.
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** David Wu and Rosamund Kwan both starred in ''Film/TheBanquet''.
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** David Wu Wu, Carol Cheng, and Rosamund Kwan both starred in ''Film/TheBanquet''.
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* SecretHandshake: In the first scene where David and Kent walk into Waise's office, Waise greets David with a handshake after Petty had already left the office.
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* SecretHandshake: In the first scene where David and Kent walk into Waise's office, Waise greets David with a this kind of handshake after Petty had already left the office.
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* SecretHandshake: In the first scene where David and Kent walk into Waise's office, Waise greets David with a handshake after Petty had already left the office.
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* RedHerring: When Yau burns a note to light a cigarette in the Karaoke Bar scene, some fans familiar with ''Film/ABetterTomorrow'' will think he will die just like Mark; since Donnie Yen's character Terry didn't survive the first ''Film/TigerCage''. For context, Buddhists burn money (Fake money, not real) during funerals, so that the dead will have money in the afterlife. It seems like Donnie's characters are destined to die in the ''Tiger Cage'' series. As it turns out, that is not the case in the second film. Yau lives to the end. [[spoiler: It's David that doesn't make it.]]
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* RedHerring: When Yau burns a note to light a cigarette cigar in the Karaoke Bar scene, some fans familiar with ''Film/ABetterTomorrow'' will think he will die just like Mark; since Donnie Yen's character Terry didn't survive the first ''Film/TigerCage''. For context, Buddhists burn money (Fake money, not real) during funerals, so that the dead will have money in the afterlife. It seems like Donnie's characters are destined to die in the ''Tiger Cage'' series. As it turns out, that is not the case in the second film. Yau lives to the end. [[spoiler: It's David that doesn't make it.]]
