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"A better tomorrow" I'll consider this is the best Chinese movie I ever watch. Besides Chow Yun Fat, the producer of this movie is Tsui Hark (director of Double Impact) and directed by John Woo.

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it beats out the tea house in Hard Boiled for certain.

John Woo is a GOD!

By the way, if you don't already have them, pick up Hard Boiled, The Killer, and the other A Better Tomorrow's.

It's kinda weird, from Blowfish to S4's to John Woo.

I thought I was one of the only "whitey's" that was into that ****.

Cool.

my final paper was about cinematography and greed in Bullet in the Head (****ing intense flick). it was awesome doing homework by watching Woo movies!

Once Upon a Time in China - Jet Li is absolutley amazing in this

The Prodigal Son - more old school (no real wire flying) and a little more comedic, but it's awesome watching Sammo Hung's fat ass do his moves (that boy is agile)

Defintely all of the Once Upon A Time in China series, Jet Li kicks some serious ass.

Iron Monkey is INSANE!

And if you're into Anime and Martial Arts, give Ninja Scroll a look-see.

But seeing the whole series could be hard; looks like they are up to 8 or something... Both the "A Better Tomorrow"s are also great. Definitely a big fan of that whole genre of movies, even though I'm another whitey...

not that it's a problem for me tho.

about 3 friends (Tony Leung, Jacky Cheung, Waise Lee) who escape the probs of Hong Kong by going to Vietnam to work for a smuggling ring (right, good idea). There, they get their hands on a crap load of gold, and then greed kicks in - the whole premise is how strong their loyalties are.

I don't want to ruin the film, so I'll stop now.