Gen-Y Cops is a 2000 Hong Kong science fiction action film directed by Benny Chan.

Kurt plans to steal the robot and intends to get the help of rogue FBI agent Quincy.

After moving to Hong Kong, cops Match and Alien,[a] go undercover as weapons dealers to bust Edison, a missing officer.

The next day at headquarters, the three cops join others in seeing Dr. Tang demonstrating the recovered Hong Kong robot.

On the day of the convention, FBI agent Jane Quigley attempts a demonstration of the security system, which does not work.

After seeing the dead Quincy, Ian fights Edison, who escapes and resorts to taking Jane as a hostage.

After a standoff involving Match and Alien as well as the FBI, the two end up in Kurt's van, where Edison learns what had happened.

Kurt escapes again, but Match and Alien trap Edison, bring him to headquarters and are hailed as heroes.

[1] Nicholas Tse was originally set to return as Jack, the leader of the Gen-X Cops, but was unable due to a schedule conflict.

Paul Rudd made his Hong Kong film debut as FBI agent Ian Curtis.

[1] During its theatrical run in Hong Kong from 14 December 2000 to 18 January 2001, the film grossed a total of HK$11,912,461.

[2] Reviewing for the Malaysian newspaper the New Straits Times, a critic wrote that the film is "Ideal for idle, oops, idol worshipping youngsters looking for the latest trendy actors and actresses to fill up the bedroom walls".