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Exiled
Directed by
Johnnie To
2006
1h 50m
R
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A friendship is formed between an ex-gangster, and two groups of hitmen - those who want to protect him and those who were sent to kill him.
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Cast of Exiled
Anthony Wong
Blaze
Francis Ng
Tai
Nick Cheung
Wo
Richie Jen
Sergeant Chen
Josie Ho
Jin
Roy Cheung
Cat
Lam Suet
Fat
Simon Yam
Boss Fay
Lam Ka-tung
Boss Keung
Eddie Cheung
Jeff
Hui Shiu-Hung
Sergeant Shan
Tam Bing-Man
Uncle Fortune
Ronald Yan Mau-Keung
Underground Doctor
Ellen Chan Nga-Lun
Hooker
Wong Chi-Wai
Blackie
Jimmy Wong Wa-Wo
Darkie
Chiu Chi-Shing
Boss Keung's Bodyguard
Lu Ching-Ting
Boss Fay's Bodyguard
Luk Man-Wai
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Vincent Chi Mo-Chun
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Tam Kon-Chung
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Tong Pau-Chung
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Leung Kei-Hei
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Jeff Cheung Ka-Kit
One of Fay's Men (uncredited)
Exiled Reviews
New York Post
V.A. Musetto
Exiled is a grabber from start to finish that should win new fans for cult-favorite To.
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
A simmering pot of blood and yucks, accented with guitar and harmonica on the soundtrack.
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
Johnnie To, the director, is highly respected in this genre, and I suppose he does it about as well as you'd want it to be done, unless you wanted acting and more coherence.
San Francisco Chronicle
G. Allen Johnson
Exiled is creative and bizarre, maybe too bizarre, but since most action films adhere to a cookie-cutter formula, its quirkiness is most welcome.
Chicago Reader
Fred Camper
This 2006 Hong Kong-produced gangster film by director Johnnie To, set in Macao, is an entertaining product that presents a powerful artistic vision.
Newsday
Jan Stuart
It's a boozy, weekend-bender of an action flick, lovely to look at and perhaps just a little bit silly.
Los Angeles Times
Kevin Crust
To packs the moments of contemplation with as much suspense as the action sequences and is a master of ratcheting up tension through small details.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips
Even those wary of [director] To's eastern/western ethos cannot help but admire the stern panache of the best sequences.
Seattle Times
Ted Fry
The finale is a slow-motion tour de force that blends style, elegance and nuance of character in showers of blood.
New York Times
Matt Zoller Seitz
This tale of childhood buddies turned hit men is the kind of film where flames roar, waves crash and dropped bullets thud like bowling balls.
New York Daily News
Jack Mathews
The Macao settings are beautifully rendered, and the dark humor is often very funny.
Entertainment Weekly
Gregory Kirschling
One of those wearisome Hong Kong action movies where characters engage in Mexican standoffs not so much to ratchet up excitement or generate tension but rather to look cool for as long as possible.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
It just wasn't enough. I've seen these kinds of moments before (many of them in some of the director's better films) and I hardly ever felt my blood pressure rise above room temperature watching this one uncork its ample supplies of ammunition.
Lessons of Darkness
Nick Schager
An electric, inventive amalgam of gonzo violence and lyrical sentimentality.
UGO
Brian Tallerico
It's style over substance to be sure, but damn if it isn't a really cool style.
Newsweek
David Ansen
This flamboyant, Peckinpah-ish ode to male bonding has a melancholy, fin de siècle splendor.
Salon.com
Stephanie Zacharek
I'd put [Johnnie] To's Exiled into the category of Hong Kong movies that even people who think they don't care about Hong Kong movies should see.
New York Press
Eric Kohn
[A] high concept fusion of gunplay and road trip camaraderie.
Slant Magazine
Ed Gonzalez
Johnnie To's Exiled is a flabbergasting spectacle of kaleidoscopic violence that abstractly appraises codes of masculine honor.
New York Magazine/Vulture
David Edelstein
If you've never seen a Johnnie To crime picture, Exiled is a simple, stylish, and utterly delightful introduction.
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