Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

The property where Chang (Michael Hui) and Vivian (Gong Li) go to have their pretend wedding photos done is located at 155 Waterloo Road. Th...

Someone once told me that the New Years Eve party scenes at the beginning of Chinese Box were filmed at The China Club - Sir David Tang...

The second recently recognised location to add to the Chinese Box collection is the "love hotel" that Vivian and John go to after ...

I recently went back and watched Chinese Box in preparation for an interview (which, in the end, didn't happen) in the run up to the Ha...

I went for a wander last week and used the pedestrian bridge at the western end of Waterloo Road where it originates at the former waterfron...

Whoops! Another one I had skipped over without realising. It's just after the two escape the marauding hordes at the fruit market. They ...

Well, I think that's pretty much it for Knock Off . There were a few other miscellaneous screen shots that I didn't think were worth...

Kwun Tong seems to have been one of the favoured places for filming this movie, what with the supermarket crash scene , the wistful wanderin...

Just before JCVD visits his buddy Eddie and the mass chase and fight ensue, there is a brief glimpse of the Yau Ma Tei fruit market as seen ...

Another interesting tidbit from Jude Poyer is the fact that the supermarket van crash scene was actually filmed inside the ferry pier at Kwu...

A couple of posts ago I said I thought that perhaps some of the 2nd Unit film work was done in the Philippines, including the large factory...

Here's another missed post, this time from the rickshaw race, however this was deliberate because I was having a hard time matching it t...

The CIA, in the form of Paul Sorvino, have their headquarters in the Big Buddha statue on Lantau Island. A shot of the real statue is used a...

Whoops! I totally forgot to publish this post from the start of Knock Off when the police are conducting the operation to apprehend the bom...