Well, a one location film. There's claims that it's Tsuen Wan, but it's actually Yuen Long. No longer a bank, now a supermarket...
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Lost In Time - Shau Kei Wan Station
This is where the journey west begins; the terminus where Cecilia Cheung and Lau Ching Wan run their minibuses from.
Lost In Time - Shau Kei Wan Main Street East
The street that Lau Ching Wan and Cecilia Cheung wander along and, more specifically, where they buy some beers...
Lost In Time - Clear Water Bay Country Park
Where Lau Ching Wan, Cecilia Cheung and Harashima Daichi go to fly kites. The Kite Flying Site (yup, it is a designated area of the park) isn't covered on Street View, however this Panoramio image shows the same view over the Kite Flying Site, across to Clear Water Bay Golf and Country Club(thanks to Bruce Kong).
Lost In Time - Hennessy Road
Hennessy Road, just outside one of the exits from Wan Chai Station, is where Cecilia Cheung gets introduced to the triad politics of minibus routes.
Lost In Time - Hudson Store
The convenience store where Lau Ching Wan waits for Cecilia Cheung to arrive back at her apartment.
Lost In Time - Jun For Hair
Well, the wedding dress shop seems to have relocated once again, however Jun For Hair is still there...
Lost In Time - Cheung Yip Street
Louis Koo's minibus is heading along Cheung Yip Street and passing underneath the Kwun Tong Bypass when it is hit by the lorry.
Final Victory - Nim Wan Road
This is the road that Eric Tsang is running along at the end of the film, when he sees the police leaving. The beach where Eric and Tsi Hark have their chat is the stretch in front of this road.
Final Victory - Chik Chuen Street
Once upon a time this was a branch of Citibank, where Eric Tsang makes another fruitless robbery attempt. Looking at the shop fronts, you can see quite a change with the former location of Citibank transformed into a cosmetics shop, but not as much as when you turn to the left...
Viva Erotica - Hong Kong Space Museum
Well, technically it's the stretch of pavement on Salisbury Road at the back of the museum, but it'll do. And, it is where the Elvis Tsui and Shu Qi telephone box scene is filmed.
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