大唛（刘青云 饰）与克仔（周文健 饰）及Bowie（林保怡 饰）三个死党，天堂均染上赌马嗜好，天堂利用赌马去制造梦想与成就。而大唛幸有何May（吴倩莲 饰）的鼓励与提点，尚不至恋马烂赌之徒。一次，Bowie找到一部电话偷听器，怂勇大唛与克仔在马场宿舍偷听练马师贴士，结果赢得万多元，而大唛便把所赢款项尽交阿May保管。为赢钱他们重施故技，大唛更想藉此赢得老婆本，好向阿May求婚，谁料练马师坠马而弄致全军尽墨，结果大唛不单拖欠贵利，更受到外父臭骂，又令母亲失望。面对这样的困境，大唛会再重投马场一赌？还是改过自新，自食其力？这也正是普遍香港“赌仔”要面对的问题。
陈少云
回复 :上帝和魔鬼梅菲斯特（爱米尔·强宁斯 Emil Jannings 饰）以浮士德的灵魂为赌注打赌，梅菲斯特坚称饱读诗书满腹经纶的大学士浮士德（格斯塔·埃克曼 Gösta Ekman 饰）会在欲望的引诱之下日渐堕落，而上帝则相信浮士德的理性终究会打败欲望。梅菲斯特化身成为一条黑狗来到了浮士德的身边，并且成为了随时随地满足他任何愿望的仆人。在梅菲斯特的带领下，浮士德返老还童成为了神采奕奕的青年，并且邂逅了单纯善良的玛格丽特（卡米拉·霍恩 Camilla Horn 饰），在梅菲斯特的作弄之下，玛格丽特坠入了爱河，却在意外之中误杀了自己的母亲，她的哥哥亦死在了浮士德的手中。绝望的玛格丽特最终因为杀死了自己的孩子而被关入了监狱之中，而浮士德的旅途却并未走到尽头。
冯德伦
回复 :20年代末，为完成师父的志愿，陈真（李连杰 饰）到东洋学先进技术，他喜欢着日本女孩山田光子（中山忍 饰）。因为师父霍元甲之死，陈真回到中国，协助师父之子霍廷恩（钱小豪 饰）主持精武门的业务，不料却引起了他的妒忌，师兄弟之间引发权力之争。另一方面，陈真追查师父死因，怀疑是日军 军官藤田刚（周比利 饰）暗中使用慢性毒药杀死霍元甲。陈真请医生验尸，证实师父确系中毒而死。藤田刚恐阴谋败露，杀人嫁祸，展开了连场恶斗。不久，藤田刚挑战精武门，他诱使日本黑龙会总教头船越文夫向精武馆挑战。比武之日，双方开展了一场惊心动魄的决战。
陈伟联
回复 :After her brother was killed by a notorious all-female pirate gang, Morag dedicates her life to bringing the murderers to justice. Soon, she has become an important member of the pirate gang and has begun acquiring the loyalty of key members. Eventually, she makes her move and challenges the leader, a demi-god (literally), known as "The Daughter of the Sun." The story of Noroit is based on an early 17th-century tragedy by Cyril Tourneur, and, though it is only the third one filmed, the movie is the concluding episode in a four-part series by director Jacques Rivette.“With NOROÎT, Jacques Rivette has joined Federico Fellini as one of the great autobiographical surrealists of the cinema” (John Hughes). Based on the bloody Jacobean play, “The Revenger's Tragedy,” and influenced by samurai films, Fritz Lang, and Samuel Fuller, NOROÎT was shot in a fifteenth-century chateau and a twelfth-century seaside fortress, and stars Geraldine Chaplin as the ghostly Morag, out to avenge the death of her brother who was murdered by a group of women pirates. With its emphasis on ritual, fantasy, and spectacle, “NOROÎT contains the most beautiful images and sounds of any Rivette film” (Jonathan Rosenbaum, Sight & Sound ).
