One of the best HK series ever by some of the HK's biggest stars

I'm very surprised to not see a single review for this wonderful Hong Kong Drama's series The Legendary Ranger (1993). I watched only parts of some episodes when I was about 9 years old but some of the memorable parts stay with me till I bought the whole series in vcds when there was this sale 3 years ago. It's part science fiction and part romance. The songs are also among Leon Lai's best.

Perhaps it lacks foreign audience mainly as I can't find this series in DVDs anywhere. For the vcds that I have, it only has Chinese subtitles. It's much better to watch it in Cantonese audio than the awful Manadrin voice over, which totally spoils the series.

Worth watching but have to set aside a whole day for it as the story is so good, once you watch the first episode, you will just have to keep watching till the end! Leon Lai is so handsome and Michelle Reis is so beautiful! Worth your money just to watch this pair of beautiful couples, both in their prime!

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