Prison on Fire II 4K 1991 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

The sequel takes place four years after the original events. Ching has 14 months left before his release from prison, and he doesn't want to get into trouble, avoiding fights whenever possible and trying to get along with his new boss, Tsui Kam Kong. However, this is not so easy when your boss has it in for you, and a lucky opportunity arises to frame Ching: the fact is that a major war is brewing in prison between representatives of the "honky" and the Chinese themselves. But Ching has befriended the Chinese leader Dragon, while remaining with the Hong Kongers, so the authorities have to eliminate Dragon by framing him for a murder he did not commit. The heroes escape, and Ching wants to take his son from the orphanage and leave the country, which, of course, the prison authorities try to prevent.

Review 4K Movie

Chow Yun Fat gives another energetic performance as Ching, a good-natured prisoner driven to the edge by a sadistic warden. The warden in this movie is more clearly a villain than in the first, since he enjoys pitting various prisoners against each other, as if for sport.

There is more emphasis on Ching's background than in the first movie, and more scenes take place outside of the prison. But despite the dramatic possibilities, one major flaw in the story line is that Ching never reaches an understanding with his wife.

But despite such a flaw, this movie is more about action, even more than the first, so it's not a big deal. This movie (as well as Prison on Fire, Part I) effectively conveys the futile and oppressive life inside a prison, and you can't help but feel happy for anyone who survives it.