Lee Rock II

Lee Rock II continues the story of a corrupt Hong Kong police officer who has reached the top of his force. Now the most powerful figure in the department, he decides to step back rather than keep fighting for position, aware of how power struggles work. His comfortable retirement is threatened from several directions: resentment among his own colleagues, a newly created anti-corruption unit, and a grown son who works for that unit and takes an interest in his father's illegal operations. A former love returns to the city with the son they share, while an old rival grows more openly hostile and a new romance enters Lee Rock's life.

The film is the second instalment of a trilogy about the rise and fall of one of Hong Kong's most corrupt officials, released in 1991. Lawrence Ah Mon directed it immediately after the first Lee Rock film, and it remains the second of the two features he directed in that chronological run. Andy Lau returns as the title character, with Aaron Kwok as his son Bill, Sharla Cheung and Chingmy Yau as the women in his life, and Ng Man-tat and Paul Chun among the supporting cast. Man Keung Chan wrote the screenplay, and Wong Jing produced.

On IMDb the film holds a 6.6 rating from 628 votes; on TMDB it stands at 6.9 from 23 votes.