A Better Tomorrow 2 (brugt) | Yinghung bunsik 2 |
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| Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ] Det her er action, når det er mest cool.
Nogle bøller smider ris på gulvet i Chow Yun-Fat's restaurant. Han samler risene op, kigger hårdt på dem og siger: "For you rice is just rice, but for me, it's like my father and mother... Don't fuck with my family!" - Så har vi jo li'som balladen... Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ] From John Woo, the director of Hong Kong movie classics including Bullet in the Head and The Killer comes this explosive sequel to his revered action thriller A Better Tomorrow. Once again starring the legendary Chow Yan Fat, called back into action to help out Triad boss Dean Shek. Along for the bullet ballet is Ti Lung and Leslie Cheung to ensure maximum carnage in a film that easily challenges the body count orgy of any previous John Woo heroic bloodshed movies. This isn't the Hollywood-sanitized Woo you'll soon find out from a film that sears the brain with outrageously delivered shootouts. Outstanding amongst the glorious gunplay is Chow Yun Fat who is easily the coolest man with a grenade ever to grace the silver screen. Pull up your eyeballs to the screen and just try to keep up with the blood spray as you witness the true gangster classic that is A Better Tomorrow II.
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| Instruktør: John Woo
Skuespillere: Charles Dumas Chindy Lau Chow Yun-Fat Dean Harrington Dean Shek Emily Chu Fui-On Shing Ken Boyle Kenneth Tsang Leslie Cheung Lung Ti Man Tat Ng Marco Wo Mark King Mike Abbott Ming Leung Ming Yan Lung Paul Francis Peter Wang Regina Kent Sammy Lee San Kwan Shan Kwan Shing Fui-On Sing Chau Wai Siu-Ming Lau Ti Lung Waise Lee Yun-Fat Chow
Producent: Hark Tsui Paul J.Q. Lee
Forfatter: Hark Tsui John Woo
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