四位金盆洗手的杀手，遇上一个正经八百的警察，他们发现对方正拼命想逮到一名狡诈的杀人凶手，四人于是决定重出江湖。

四名退休的杀手遇到一名正直的警察，后者一心追查一名神出鬼没的杀人犯。于是，四人决定重出江湖。

这部由阿兰．德龙独力担纲演出的《江湖龙虎斗》续集，虽然不能说是一无是处，但成绩并不特出，充其量只是一部例牌的黑社会厮杀片。最令人不能满意的是它的故事既简单而又公式化，很多情节堆砌得不能叫人相信。剧情描述施弗迪为其好友卡巴拉报仇，而杀死了对头华邦的弟弟，但旋即又被华邦展开了大规模的反击。施弗迪被活捉，助手符南被抛入海中。然而华邦并没有处死他，而是将他灌醉后放入疯人院，后来又被抛入海中未死的符南救出。三年后他们挟雷霆万钧之势，一举将华邦奸灭。本片导演雅克．杜雷刻意塑造施弗迪这个不苟言笑，杀人无情的黑社会头子形象，但却有些造作之嫌。不过本片在技术方面却颇有水准。

A quartet of murderous psychopaths break out of a mental hospital during a power blackout and lay siege to their doctor’s house.

A quartet of murderous psychopaths break out of a mental hospital during a power blackout and lay siege to their doctor’s house.

唐伯虎以逃避相亲对象陆小姐而四处流浪，却在途中对秋香一见钟情，化身家仆华安追至华府。才华横溢、风流浪漫的伯虎成功地引起秋香的注意，二人感情逐渐…

五、六十年代香港治安状况不佳，警察贪污情形十分普遍，直至廉政公署在七十年代初期成立才改善了这种现象。李修贤、任达华、李子雄、郑则仕演当时纵横黑白两道的四大华人探长。

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China - The Soul of the Dragon 　　The Wild Dragon's Heritage. The story begins more than 1,500 years before our current era on the banks of the Hwang Ho - or Yellow River and the Yang Tse Kiang or Blue River, whose formidable power has been feared and respected by men through the ages. To control them, the renowned emperor Quinshihuangdi, today regarded as the first man to unify the great land of China, installed highly sophisticated irrigation systems and dissuaded his people from resorting to prayers and rituals in their attempt to combat the rivers' demons. The discovery of Quinshihuangdi's tomb in 1974 revealed that this savior of a land subjected to the mighty rivers' whim was held in unbounded reverence: 8,000 individually crafted terracotta warriors stand guard over their king for eternity. 　　Egypt - The Way of Eternity 　　A Journey in the Nile Valley. For 3,000 years, from the construction of the first pyramid until the death of Cleopatra, Egypt was a land of prosperity; largely thanks to the River Nile. What is the story of the development of this impressive civilisation and its relationship with its principal source of life? How did the river valley evolve during Antiquity? Why did the Egyptians never fight against nature, preferring to draw their own life-force from its natural power? And what remains today of the riches and wealth that nature has offered to Egypt? Shaped and fashioned by the hand of man in his pursuit of modernity, against all odds, the Nile has finally been tamed. 　　The Indus - The Masters of the River 　　A Silent Civilisation. One of the most mysterious of these four civilisations is no doubt that which developed around the Indus, discovered only in 1920. Considered to be one of the world's most powerful rivers, the Indus has a flow rate twice as high as the Nile, and three times that of the Tigris and the Euphrates. Its geographical course enabled extensive communication to be developed and, at the same time, the rise of a prosperous civilisation, the Harappeans.What was the story of this recently discovered civilisation, and how can we explain its decline? 　　Mesopotamia - The Gardens of Babel 　　The Conquest of Two Rivers. Mesopotamia, or the country between two rivers, is the oldest civilisation to have flourished at the confluence of two rivers: the Tigris and the Euphrates. The Mesopotamians included various peoples, the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Akkadians, who coexisted and succeeded one another, mixing and inter-relating in a Near East with a wide range of racial facets. These different peoples, who once lived along the banks of the two rivers, have left behind an archaeological heritage of inestimable value. How did they flourish in such a hostile environment? Where did their wealth come from? And how did this perfectly structured civilisation finally fade and disappear for ever?