1995年，缉毒警林强峰（段奕宏 饰）为了追查毒品的线索调到了西港缉毒支队工作。走私商刘少华（秦昊 饰）因偶然的机会接触到了冰毒，毒品带来的巨大利润让他产生邪念，成为了一名制毒师。在林强峰等缉毒警的全力追查下，西港市的涉案的毒贩们一一落网，只剩刘少华在别处鼠窜，企图躲避警方追捕。 1996年，林强峰再次查没了企图东山再起的刘少华的毒品，走投无路的刘少华只能蛰伏了起来，之后刘少华企图再次制毒，被林强峰发现踪迹。1999年，刘少华终于落网。
鸦片战争前夕，大侠黄飞鸿（王珏 饰）协助钦差大人林则徐（鲍方 饰）查禁鸦片。十二贝勒（熊欣欣 饰）勾结烟商决定亲自来广州对付黄林二人。广东富商苏仁（吴孟达 饰）的儿子苏灿（甄子丹 饰）武功了得，苏灿的女友戴懿德（袁洁莹 饰）刚从国外回国，遭到火莲教袭击，苏灿为救女友用巨型炮仗炸毁了太平鼓还伤及了无辜。黄飞鸿得知此事后找到苏灿理论，苏灿对黄不满矛盾由此而生。十二贝勒知道两人不和趁机挑拨，想利用苏灿对付黄飞鸿。暗恋苏仁的小姨峭牙珍（陈淑兰 饰）因为误会率领众人去破坏戴懿德的妇女会，与此同时戴发现了十二贝勒的阴谋，但反被十二贝勒抓住，苏灿为救戴被十二贝勒擒住，还让苏灿染上了毒瘾。受到挑拨之后的苏灿前去行刺林则徐，与黄飞鸿发生打斗，戴懿德终于出现说明了真相，苏灿懊悔不已一蹶不振。幸亏老乞丐（关海山 饰）出现帮助苏灿戒毒成功，在千军一发之际苏灿出现帮助黄飞鸿制服了十二贝勒。
中国即将解放，国民党节节败退。为保住厦门鸥岛军港要塞，代号凤凰花的人打入敌军特工与我军派往执行任务的侦察突击队员里应外合完成任务。1949年9月至10月间。国民党兵败溃退东南沿海鸥岛，屯兵布防，欲作垂死挣扎。我军小分队奉命潜入鸥岛配合地下党员"凤凰花"窃取敌军秘密布防图。刚刚接上关系，"凤凰花"却已下落不明。与此同时，敌军请来了布防专家鹿将军。医生琴淑贞担任陶司令的私人保健医生，能自由出入要塞，积极地同敌军中我秘密党员联系。她感到司令的辛上尉可能就是"凤凰花"，接上头后，双方约定利用机会由辛去窃取要塞防图。此事被司令部副官夏候亮听到。辛在窃取情报时落入了蓝上校的圈套，献出了年轻的生命。 辛牺牲前交给琴医生的密件原来已被人暗中换掉。正当小分队来接头时，被国民党兵包围。小分队突围出去后，将已叛变的交通员处决。 军舰上，鹿将军在周密布防。蓝上校前来报告：司令部内有共军卧底，要严加防范。 总攻时间逼近。关键时刻，夏候亮同琴淑贞接上关系，二人摆脱监视，里应外合，配合小分队开始最后的行动。 夏候亮潜入鹿将军办公室，将其诱出后挟持到快艇上，此时阴险狡诈的蓝上校带人拦截。激烈的枪战后，蓝上校被夏击毙。但小分队的田参谋和琴淑贞为救鹿之妻儿英勇牺牲。 为争取鹿将军，夏候亮拿出毛森同陶司令拟定的文件："若鹿有反叛行为，即斩!"鹿将军醒悟，决心同国民党分道扬镳，为了新中国， 绝不做千古罪人…… 总攻发起，排炮轰鸣…… 陶司令目睹国民党军大势已去，而解放军的枪炮声逼近，绝望地自尽了。 凤凰湾，烈士墓前，夏候亮同鹿将军等人前来祭奠琴淑贞的英灵。
鸽子能认路回家，也有鸽子一去不返。脚环编号043的赛鸽七年前因比赛失踪，如今突然出现，勾起养鸽人家的伤痛记忆。脾气暴躁的职业赛鸽人阿钦师（游安顺 饰）沉迷赛鸽，儿子出门上学再没回来，失踪七年可申请宣告死亡，他却与妻子阿敏（杨丽音 饰）闹分歧。他们的女儿露露（李梦苡桦 饰）进入青春反叛期，只觉自己的家就是鸟笼。流浪少年小虎（胡智强 饰）闯进这一家，将要目睹一场风暴来临。新锐导演詹京霖以赛鸽喻人生，凝视社会底层，在写实之中加入魔幻时刻，揭示一个父权家庭分崩离析的过程。获得金马奖最佳剧情片。
故事讲述乔·博恩瑟饰演的商人和一个有严重暴力倾向的年轻男子关系密切，而这却让整个小镇不安。影片于8月27日展开拍摄。
Deserves recognition as an interesting misunderstanding of the hallucination generation, 20 January 2007 Author: TimothyFarrell from Worcester, MA "Wild in the Streets" comes from the same school of film making that spawned other attempts to connect to the counterculture such as "Skidoo" and "Candy". The difference between this and the aforementioned films is that "Wild in the Streets" is reasonably clever and well-made. It isn't sympathetic to the counterculture and will likely offend those with fond memories of the time. Surprisingly, it was a big hit when released and appealed to the youth whom it ridiculed so much. Unlike "The Trip" and "Psych-Out" (two other AIP films), its not an accurate representation of the movement at all. However it does work as social satire. The direction by Barry Shear is good and makes innovative use of split screen photography. Plus, he keeps everything moving at a quick pace. In its funny moments, the film works well. In its attempts at drama, its helplessly dated and just as funny as the humorous moments. Christopher Jones underplays his role and Shelly Winters overacts. Hal Holbrook offers the best performance and Diane Varsi achieves the right note of "grooviness". The script by Robert Thom has its moments, especially the ending (easily the most ingenious part of the film). "Wild in the Streets" isn't perfect, but deserves recognition as an interesting misunderstanding of the hallucination generation. Those into this kind of kitsch will enjoy it the most. I'd rather watch "The Trip" or "Psych-Out" however. (6/10) -from imdb
