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Ambrose 2022-04-23 07:04:35
Tsui Hark moved the heroic background to Vietnam, the story became strangely heavy, and the explanation of the characters was still open to question, but this still boldly reversed the gender roles. And then to the fact that the plot is all dominated by women, Zhou Yingjie's role is almost the most important and unforgettable woman in the entire history of Hong Kong gangster...
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Miles 2022-04-23 07:04:35
The love version of "Blood on the Street". Compared with 2's dog-tailed mink, 3's only name is the most pity. In troubled times, the love of the sons and daughters has replaced the happiness of the brothers. After all, Tsui Hark is more delicate than John Woo, and he is not that big of a man. The ubiquitous sense of desolation runs through the whole film. Tsui Hark really wants to put the film in that specific environment. It may not be successful, but it is definitely not to catch up with the...
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Megane 2022-04-23 07:04:35
Old Monster Xu is a pompous and nonsense work. Mainly because the gun battle scene is too fake. Whether it's Anita Mui single-handedly fighting dozens of soldiers, or the gunfight confrontation with tanks at the end of the film, it's all fake. Also, it was inexplicable that the Vietnamese could suddenly speak Chinese later. In 1974, when the mainland was still undergoing the Cultural Revolution, Hong Kong people knew that they were going to return to the mainland in 1997... they were...
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Randi 2022-03-20 09:02:55
There are remnants of Wu Yusen's exaggerated Linglie style, and Xu Laoxie's apocalyptic free atmosphere. The heroine was chosen very well. Aunt Mei is the most feminine of Chinese actresses. In such a hot weather in Vietnam, you have to wear a super long black and white trench coat, and the three leading actors in the concave shape of Yves Saint Laurent smoking suit are really the leaders who are responsible for leading the pursuit of high-quality fashion in the 1990s. Hong Kong films in the...
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Carter 2022-03-20 09:02:55
5/10. It was the first time I saw Tsui Hark filming an action scene without a sense of rhythm and rhythm. I felt that a bunch of people were shooting at random. Changed the heart-wrenching boy's play of the previous work into a heart-piercing Qiong Yao play, the bond of picking up a lost item, the screaming and shaking of a person who fainted from a serious injury, etc. Romance arrives before the numbness. The supporting role of the Vietnamese adopted son was the only surprise when he didn't...
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Vito 2022-03-20 09:02:55
In fact, I didn't like Anita Mui very much at first, but this movie made me realize again that she really has charm...
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Stefan 2022-03-19 09:01:09
All the meaning is in that "Song of the...
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Adolphus 2022-03-19 09:01:09
Re-read the relatively clear version after many years, and cherish the memory of Ms. Zhou Yingjie. I didn't think she was beautiful at the time, and she is now, but her whole life is integrated into this sunset song, which is legendary. Liang Yingdi, what kind of tanks did you provoke when you were so thin back then, who did you learn from?...
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Evans 2022-03-19 09:01:09
What kind of heroic character is this, it is clearly the love of children, but it is very tempting. Three and a...
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Rogers 2022-03-19 09:01:09
I always think that there are only two kinds of people who say this is a bad movie: 1. Not enough action scenes; The overseas Chinese under the war are so meaningful that Tsui Hark is so meaningful, and its significance has long exceeded the commercial...
A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon Comments
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Burnice 2022-02-25 08:02:39
I'm still a Tsui Hark fan.
I think it looks better than the first two...
The subject matter is deeper and the scenes are bigger. I am still a Tsui Hark fan. That's right...
Anita Mui still thinks it's pretty.
If first two films are about men's personal heroism,
then Tsui Hark is in
In In her contrast, they all seem to be...
A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon quotes
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Mark Gor: Nobody knows what tomorrow may bring.
A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon
Director: Hark Tsui
Language: Cantonese,English,Vietnamese Release date: October 20, 1989