Golden Triangle Heroes

This film (drama)Also known as金三角群英會，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1992Released in year 。The dialogue language isCantonese，Current Douban rating6.5(For reference only)。

Colonel Wu Jiali leads a group of riot police female warriors in the Golden Triangle to capture a drug lord named Ye Feng (a ruthless villainess who engages in drug trafficking, armed murder, and is involved in all sorts of criminal activities, currently being betrayed while doing business with a group led by SOMI). Li Saifeng inexplicably gets into a fight with a foreigner, then heads to BULLET Island to meet up with a beauty to confront Ye Feng and her crew. Check out RUDEBOY's IMDB comments 'Mission of Justice' is an offering from the girls-with-guns genre that probably isn't as memorable as 'Yes, Madam', the 'In The Line Of Duty' saga, or the 'Angel' films (which were made prior to 'MOJ' and also star Moon Lee Choi-fung and Yukari Oshima), but it's still quite entertaining. The film combines espionage and commando-like action (Moon Lee and Yukari Oshima even wear brown camouflage) in a story that takes place in the Golden Triangle in Southeast Asia. Moon (Moon Lee) and Bullet (Yukari Oshima) are two agents who work for the supposedly fictitious Anti-Crime League led by Colonel Carry (Carrie Ng). There's a prologue where Gary Daniels and Moon Lee are hunting each other. Why it happens in the film is difficult to explain. Moon and Bullet are sent to spy on a woman named Yie Feng, who runs white slavery, counterfeiting, and drug smuggling rings. Yie Feng plans on selling large amounts of narcotics to a man named Somi and his henchman, Hans. Moon and Bullet receive assistance from Mr. Ma (of Station 'B', in what I have to assume is Burma). When Mr. Ma is killed and Moon and Bullet's covers are blown, they join Colonel Carry and her troops in an attempt to bring Yie Feng, Somi, and Hans to justice. As with most girls-with-guns actioners, the plots are somewhat sub-standard in quality, the budgets are minuscule, the music scores (assuming it's not stock music) sound like something from a 3M advertisement from the 1970s or 1980s. Yet, where else are we going to see gorgeous women with solid acting skills and amazing athletic abilities kicking #@$? Usually, not in Hollywood. I, personally, enjoyed the film despite its shortcomings. This film probably isn't the best from the girls-with-guns genre, but it's worth a look.