All 15 Ron Ng Movies
Get ready for an exciting journey through the filmography of Hong Kong actor, Ron Ng. This roundup will take you through his most memorable roles and captivating performances that showcase his versatility and talent. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or discovering his work for the first time, the Ron Ng Movies article promises to be an engaging and insightful read.
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1. Yung po mui yuk hak fa for (2005)
Step into the vibrant world of Mongkok, a bustling neighborhood in Hong Kong, as the movie “Yung po mui yuk hak fa for” weaves together five unique teenager stories. Captivating and poignant, this film takes you on a journey of love, friendship, and self-discovery. Under the expert direction of Siu-Hung Chung, the stories unfold with a novel panoramic view of life in Mongkok.
2. Laughing Gor: Bin chit (2009)
“Laughing Gor: Bin Chit” is a captivating prequel to the beloved character, Laughing Gor, played by Michael Tse, who rose to fame in the popular TVB drama series, Emergency Unit. This thrilling crime drama takes us back to the early days of Laughing Gor, a person with a mysterious and dark background, who was once a member of the feared triad led by Chou, portrayed by Anthony Wong. In addition to Laughing Gor, the movie introduces the enigmatic Chou, who persuades Laughing to join the police force as an undercover agent, infiltrating the triad from within.
3. 72 Tenants of Prosperity (2010)
Set in 1970s Hong Kong, “72 Tenants of Prosperity” follows the journey of sworn brothers Ha Kung and Shek Kin as they help a group of 72 tenants fight against rapacious landlords. As they stand together to protect their homes, they also unexpectedly rescue Pinky from a forced marriage.
4. I Love Hong Kong (2011)
Join the hilarious journey of a family on a wild quest in “I Love Hong Kong. “ With the Lunar New Year’s Eve deadline fast approaching, Ng Shun and his family must outsmart a devious swindler-turned-property tycoon to collect the HK$100 million they were swindled out of. This fast-paced comedy will have you laughing out loud as the family’s solidarity and moral values are put to the test while they navigate through drag queens, beauty queens, and more in their pursuit of justice. With its engaging storyline and star-studded cast, “I Love Hong Kong” is sure to keep you entertained from start to finish.
5. Shock Wave (2017)
“Shock Wave” (2017) is a pulse-pounding Action/Crime/Thriller film that takes viewers on a high-stakes adventure. Set in Hong Kong, the film revolves around a terrorist with a penchant for explosives who captures an underground tunnel, threatening to kill hostages if his demands aren’t met. The storyline is further complicated by an undercover cop who must navigate the tension-filled situation while donning a clown mask to conceal his identity.
6. The Legend of Zu (2018)
“The Legend of Zu” is an electrifying action film from China, released in 2018. In this movie, the Kunlun sect, led by the powerful and enigmatic Yu Qingzi, claims victory over the demons in a great battle. Tragically, Yu Qingzi sacrifices himself to save his young apprentice, Xiao He, who is left to face a world of peace for the next 500 years.
7. Bodies at Rest (2019)
“Bodies at Rest” (2019) is a suspenseful action thriller film directed by Renny Harlin. Set in the quiet world of the morgue, our protagonist, a dedicated forensics expert (played by Nick Cheung), is suddenly thrust into a frenetic world of crime when masked intruders demand access to a body tied to a recent crime. As the stakes rise, the forensics expert and his resourceful assistant work tirelessly with the police force, led by a tenacious officer (Richie Jen). The thrill ride takes them through an intricate web of mysteries, action, and danger, ultimately pushing them to their limits.
8. Shock Wave 2 (2020)
“Shock Wave 2” is a high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled action thriller set in Hong Kong, where notorious terrorist expert in explosives, played by Andy Lau, finds himself on the wrong side of the law. With his gang dismantled, he seeks revenge by threatening to blow up a Hong Kong tunnel, holding hundreds of hostages.
9. Breakout Brothers 2 (2021)
Breakout Brothers 2 takes you on a wild ride with Ho Chun, a young tycoon who finds himself behind bars. Determined to make a fortune outside, he offers a tempting sum of money to his jail cellmates — Big Roller, Kin-Tin, Scar, and Ho-Ching — to help him escape. But as Ho Chun’s plan unfolds, hilarity and chaos ensue, turning their breakout attempt into a thrilling and comedic adventure.
10. Ladies Market (2021)
Ladies Market, a captivating 2021 Hong Kong drama directed by Wing-Chung Kwan, follows the interconnected lives of four individuals as their fates converge, intricately weaving an unforgettable tale. Set against the bustling backdrop of the iconic Ladies Market, the story showcases the extraordinary complexities of human emotion and resilience amidst the chaos of the bustling metropolis.
11. Where the Wind Blows (2022)
“Where the Wind Blows” is a riveting 2022 crime drama film that focuses on Lui Lok, a passionate and determined police officer who aims to make a name for himself within the force. To achieve this, Lui sets his sights on controlling the dangerous world of organized crime.
12. Man on the Edge (2022)
In “Man on the Edge, “ a thrilling crime drama set in Hong Kong, undercover police officer Lok finds himself tangled in a dangerous web of conspiracy as he ventures into the dark world of gangs and drug trafficking. With the help of his fellow officers, Lok must unravel the intricate connections between the gangs and the police while attempting to expose the truth behind the rampant drug trade.
13. Deliverance (2022)
“Deliverance, “ directed by Kelvin Shum, is an enthralling and suspenseful thriller that delves into the dark corners of family relationships. The film unravels the tale of a fractured and traumatized family striving to reconnect with their past memories on the night of their mother’s tragic passing.
14. Love Is Blind, Hate Too (2022)
In the thrilling 2022 Hong Kong release, “Love Is Blind, Hate Too, “ director Patrick Kong delivers an action-packed film that explores the complexities of love and hate. With a runtime of just an hour and 28 minutes, this high-octane movie keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. Filmed in Cantonese, “Love Is Blind, Hate Too” has garnered 3.9 out of 10 on IMDb and 43 votes, but don’t let that deter you from experiencing the movie for yourself.
15. Breakout Brothers 3 (2022)
Breakout Brothers 3 follows the thrilling and comical journey of former warden Tang, who finds himself behind bars after an unexpected turn of events. As he adjusts to life on the other side, Jun returns to prison with an unyielding determination to right his wrongs. When a daring escape plan arises, both men must decide whether to seize their opportunity or face the consequences.
