The 9th Precinct

Though Korean is my favorite, I like Thai as well, and Roy Chiu is always good. This film is average, but enjoyable with a satisfying and even sweet ending.

Highly mediocre acting and story, with a fair amount of cheese, and then some. Im writing this rewiew so that users can get more realistic expectations, mine were way to high after reading the rewiews here.

I mean, this is not a bad, bad movie, you can watch it and you will have forgotten it after half an hour. Its worth 1½ hour of youre life if youre tired and bored.

In general, the story and the characters feels more like a draft than something ready for the screen and you dont really...care. And then there is some more cheese (so effing much cheese..).

Watch it. But only if you got nothing better to do.

Funny and simple ghostbuster movie. I don't think it a disappointment cause it entertaining to watch the main actor with his emotions. The movie is quite logical in a sense and is straightforward.. Not complicated to understand either. Love the fight scene and his "Pokémon" moment.

Watch till end credit. I'm hoping for part 2 movie with same actors.

I am ashamed of this Taiwanese movie. I hope that one day Taiwan's original movies no need to imitating Hollywood movie and make Taiwanese proud.

Apparently the 9th precinct ... although that isn't right either of course. And while you may or may not care for the ghosts here or how they are portrayed, the movie is quite funny and scary at the same time (the mixture will either be to your liking or not of course).

Have there been better movies of that subject? For sure and the tagged scene during the credits that suggests a sequel will either emphasize your love or hate of the movie! It seems to be making fun of an american (movie) franchise but turns out there is something else this is trying to tell the viewers. I've seen another reviewer being quite harsh, but I understand the sentiment - sometimes we expect something and get something differently.