Certainly one of the best movies in hk since recent years, the beginning was kind of dull and unconvincing, but at the end the movie pulled together with good twists and intensity. I enjoy Dayo Wong shows for his comedy and integrity, but he was kind of overacted when it comes to movies, which needs to be a bit more subtle and down to earth to meet with the reality, but in spite with all the flaws he does kind of carry through with the character. The most important part of the movie is the message it conveys, which is common sense, justice, truth, human rights and humanity, things that the courts in Hong Kong has certainly lost in recent years. The judicial system is totally bent to meet political propaganda rather than justice and truth and a total disregard of human rights. This movie is a good call for the countless cases of wrongly accused for the protestors and legislators in recent years, which were unjustly convicted with over extended periods of jail time, yet these ugly judges and attorney generals have no shame in putting out these unfair trails and sentences in collusion with the political propaganda. There's a great message in the movie : "ARE YOU EVEN HUMAN BEING?" is a great reflection of these scumbags.
Review of A Guilty Conscience
