ComedyCrime

Breakout Brothers 3

Former warden Tang is imprisoned for accepting bribes, while Jun who failed to escape from prison returns to prison to continue serving his sentence. Jun sees that Tang is familiar with the prison and lures him into cooperating in the breakout plan. The two hit it off, and even tried to create trouble and blame it on Big Roller. Jun soon discovers that Tang has other tricks, forcing him to team up again with Big Roller, Mak and new warden Ma to crack Tang`s conspiracy.

Release Date : 2022-06-02

Language :Cantonese

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Local ProductionMandarin Motion Pictures

Production Country : Hong Kong

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Character Name : Big Roller

Original Name : 譚耀文

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ho Chun

Original Name : 吳卓羲

Gender : Male

Character Name : Tang Hon Chung

Original Name : 黃德斌

Gender : Male

Character Name : Scar

Original Name : 張建聲

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mak Kin Tin

Original Name : Adam Pak Tin-Nam

Gender : Male

Character Name : B boy

Original Name : Joe Junior

Gender : Male

Character Name : Warden Ma

Original Name : 陈豪

Gender : Male

Character Name : Cheung Yuen

Original Name : 鄒文正

Gender : Male

Character Name : Chi Wing

Original Name : Stefan Wong

Gender : Male

Character Name : Chicken-Shit Keung

Original Name : 翟凱泰

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ho Chi Wai

Original Name : Thor Lok

Gender : Male

Character Name : Chan Ho Ching

Original Name : 張繼聰

Gender : Male

Reviews

MovieGuys

@MovieGuys

2022-09-03

Breakout Brothers 3 is watchable but add's little to the overriding story rolled out, in the first two films. BB3 feels rushed and lacking in inspiration. This is reflected in the rather lack lustre story which, at times, seems incoherent. The villain of the piece, for example, is portrayed as cunning but then embarks on actions that not only seem pointless but actually undermine his efforts to escape the prison, the characters are held in. The net result is a film that's alright but seems more intent on pushing a moral and political message of criminal reform and playing by the rules, rather than telling an engrossing tale.