Director:
Ringo LamGuión:
Yin NamMúsica:
Teddy Robin KwanReparto:
Yun-fat Chow, Simon Yam, Anthony Wong, Yin Nam, Chi-wai Huang, Wing-cheung Cheung, Kong-chung Tam, Kok-git Lam, Joe Chu Cho-kuen, Douglas Kung (más)Sinopsis(1)
La historia se desarrolla entre Tailandia y Hong Kong. Jeff (Chow Yun Fat), Chung y Sam se unen a la banda de Judge en un atraco a un convoy de armas. Tras el ataque, Judge y su banda matan a Chung y obligan a Sam a liquidar a Jeff. En vez de ello, Sam lo abandona a su suerte en medio de un incendio... pero Jeff sobrevive y los busca uno a uno para vengarse. (Manga Films S.L.)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Excellent stuff. The perfect acting trio of Chow Yun-fat, Simon Yam and Anthony Wong pull this B-action flick very high. The story is quite ordinary but it has great action, lots of blood, great cinematography, a fine pacing, a perfect bunch of bad guys, precision work for the 90s. 80%.
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A very good, but also very rough film, which lacks only a little more original story to get the maximum rating.
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A Hong Kong fight movie full of freaky characters (the bothersome nymphomaniac, Virgin, and the gay bad guy who would most like to get the hero into bed) that draws you in despite its average story. Ringo Lam pays his respects to the American B-movie and bathes it in blood. Chow Yun-Fat gives an unbelievable performance. A blues guitar enchantingly roars and bullets ricochet just as the hero needs. Add to that some one-liners and a lethal woman, and you're all set. "Doing business is like taking a shit; it has to go smoothly."
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