posso dizer? os filmes asiáticos de máfia e crime são bem melhores que os filmes hollywoodianos do mesmo gênero
nao atoa que City on Fire e outros thrillers tao entre as maiores inspirações do Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino on seeing the insane final shootout in A Better Tomorrow II (1987) for the first time:
“I remember when I watched John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow II, I was watching it with a buddy of mine, and it’s all building to this big climax. We hadn’t seen this movie before, so we didn’t know they were going to have the biggest shootout in the history of film.
My friend turns to me and goes, ‘If they don’t get naked and boogie at the end of this movie, this has been for nothing.’
He was right! Doesn’t matter that we enjoyed everything leading up to the end, it had to end in, like, a big way or it was all nothing!”
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John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow (1986) is one of the greatest gangster/action films ever made. It helped create the Hong Kong heroic bloodshed genre and changed action cinema forever.
When I was a kid I super close to my dad’s secretary because my parents almost never had time for me, and my dad would just send her to take me to and from school. When I was 9 I made her take me see Pacific Rim behind my parents’ back (I wasn’t allowed to go to the cinema) 1/4
Brazilian Samurai from the Pele Clan stationed up north. It is said that her clan descends from an old ancient king, who up till this day is known across the continent.