Oh! I like the premise of this movie. A hotshot psychiatrist (Huang Xiao Ming) is assigned to provide medical treatment for a highly violent and intelligent psychopath (Sean Lau), who is locked up after murdering his wife. When he refuses treatments and lapses again, what could our psychiatrist do to protect himself and his beloved daughter? Newbie director David Lee will helm the psychological thriller under the wings of director/screenwriter Derek Yee (The Great Magician, One Night in Mongkok, Protégé). The story is written/co-directed by Lee Kuan Yew, and the production crew has been reworking the scripts since 2008. Such dedication! I’m excited to see the final results.
Stills:
Starting the day with a healthy breakfast is the way to go!
Then have the said patient exercise daily so his muscle doesn’t rot. Yunno, just in case he has an errand to do.
Occasionally monitoring the patient’s heart rate is bound to create a good rapport emotionally. Not like you need a numerical red flag or anything.
Always sit down for a chat. Chairs is key!
Maybe offer your couch as a therapeutic agent during the process. Let him inside your home and work place. Let him know you ARE COOL with it.
Evidence that your plan fails, if he’s plotting and thinking quietly. LIKE SO:
When a certified crazy person becomes your waiter, maybe not picking up that menu is a good idea…
Alex Fong and Fiona Sit.
Michelle Ye at the press conference. She is glowing.
Cool posters! Me Like! I thought it was Nicholas Tse in the poster. Lol.
So who is the crazy one in the end?
These two are my favorites!
Trailer:
Themesong by Eason Chan:
Insanity hits theaters on April 3rd.
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hahah your captions crack me up!!
“numerical red flag” took me a minute to figure it out. so slow…
lol why is he eating at a restaurant where his patient works! what if he serves chopped up human??!!
sean has aged, the movie industry should let him retire man and use new blood. at least he’s not with louis koo this time…. 😛
written by Lee Kuan Yew…… I assume it’s not THE Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore?
Isn’t that man in his 90s already? The baidu links to his profile but there are others with the same name… Lol.
Looks like HXM’s character is the culprit?
Did HXM even speak up in the trailer at all? He’s just the pretty in this film, eh? I like that it’s in Cantonese. LOL!
The posters look really cool – very fitting for a psychological thriller! They’re eye-catching and creative and I really like them! 😀