When I first saw this movie I was pretty sure what to expect. What did I get? Way more than I was expecting.This movie has a great and touching story. It is well told with some nice cinematography and some great CG effects when needed. Fans of pickpocketing and stealing sh
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Andy Lau,
You Ge,
Rene Liu,
Bingbing Li,
Baoqiang Wang
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Hong Kong cinema star Andy Lau stars in director Feng Xiaogang's crime story about two married con artists who attempt to turn away from the grift but give in to temptation after boarding a train that... read more
DVD Release Date: July 24, 2007
Stats: 238 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (238)
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June 12, 2007
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February 18, 2007
This Chinese film is a stylish, high-octane ride on a train to redemption - with some superbly choreographed battle scenes en route.
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May 13, 2008
Chinese films excel at staying focused on the main themes and not deviating, and 'A World Without Thieves' is no exception. The majority of the action is within plain sight of the civilians, yet still kept secret, which is a really neat gimmick. The main cast have clear charact... read more
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December 3, 2007
This is based on a short story but Dir. Feng Xiaogang made the film surpass the original story. A must see.
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August 14, 2009
I really enjoyed this film. A modern day film with a touch of the martial arts to it and the acting was well done. Especially Any Lau and Rene Liu. Very beautifully shot as well.
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November 22, 2007
Great acting, but I had some problems with the action, and the slow pacing (It might not be slow to others, but I was bored) . Maybe I was expecting more, or something else based on the hype I heard from others.
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August 2, 2007
Terrific acting by Rene Liu and charismatic Andy Lau doesn't dissappoint. The fight and stealing sequence or scenes are choreograhed beautifully as well as the music in the movie.
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March 11, 2007
BESTEST CHINESES MOVIE EVER!!!!! you should totally watch it, i mean, whats not to like about this movie?
Critic Reviews
A World Without Thieves is less comedic than Feng's 2001 film Big Shot's Funeral, but still carries the same kind of examination of human heart and soul (or lack thereof). Full Review
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