A Better Tomorrow II 1987 123movies

Watch: 英雄本色2 1987 123movies, Full Movie Online – In this sequel, Ho initially refuses to go undercover to bust the gang he used to work for in exchange for his release from prison. He only accepts after his little brother, the policeman Kit accepts the assignment. Meanwhile in New York Ken Gor, the twin brother of Mark Gor from the 1st movie, shelters the boss of the gang, who has had to flee after it is taken over by a more aggressive leadership..
Plot: A restauranteur teams up with a police officer and his ex-con brother to avenge the death of a friend’s daughter.
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Ratings:

	7.2/10 Votes: 10,487
	80% | RottenTomatoes
	N/A | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 197 Popularity: 12.878 | TMDB

Reviews:

fun ultra-violence – but not the Wild Bunch
This film broke off a potentially very creative relationship between Tsui hark and John Woo; and it certainly feels like more than one film Certainly, until Chow Yun Fat shows up, the plot is a little complicated, and a little unbelievable. Once Chow appears, the plot becomes wildly unbelievable, but one can follow it with amusement and interest. Ti lung must also be credited with turning in a strong and well-grounded performance, even when the script calls for him to get schmaltzy.

This is also the film that salvaged character actor dean Shek from obscurity, he wanted to prove he could act, and though he over acts occasionally, he actually does pretty well, especially in the final gun battle.

It must be said that throughout his career, John Woo has repeatedly attempted to grasp the essence of the ‘battle of bloody porch’ from Sam Peckinpah’s “the Wild Bunch” and duplicate it – and he has always failed. that’s because (to be honest) Woo is a believing Christian; and although raised in the Calvinist tradition, Peckinpah clearly does not believe. Woo simply cannot grasp the basics of Peckinpah’s existentialism.

Consequently, the final battle here, while a lot of gory fun, doesn’t really make the point Woo clearly wants for it (which is a believing Christian’s interpretation of the Wild Bunch), but – never mind. On its own terms, as I say, it’s quite fun.

As for the ‘serious’ story concerning the young undercover cop and his pregnant wife, I didn’t believe it for a moment, and, frankly, didn’t care. I’m afraid I’m not a believing Christian, either.

fun ultra-violence – but not the Wild Bunch
This film broke off a potentially very creative relationship between Tsui hark and John Woo; and it certainly feels like more than one film Certainly, until Chow Yun Fat shows up, the plot is a little complicated, and a little unbelievable. Once Chow appears, the plot becomes wildly unbelievable, but one can follow it with amusement and interest. Ti lung must also be credited with turning in a strong and well-grounded performance, even when the script calls for him to get schmaltzy.

This is also the film that salvaged character actor dean Shek from obscurity, he wanted to prove he could act, and though he over acts occasionally, he actually does pretty well, especially in the final gun battle.

It must be said that throughout his career, John Woo has repeatedly attempted to grasp the essence of the ‘battle of bloody porch’ from Sam Peckinpah’s “the Wild Bunch” and duplicate it – and he has always failed. that’s because (to be honest) Woo is a believing Christian; and although raised in the Calvinist tradition, Peckinpah clearly does not believe. Woo simply cannot grasp the basics of Peckinpah’s existentialism.

Consequently, the final battle here, while a lot of gory fun, doesn’t really make the point Woo clearly wants for it (which is a believing Christian’s interpretation of the Wild Bunch), but – never mind. On its own terms, as I say, it’s quite fun.

As for the ‘serious’ story concerning the young undercover cop and his pregnant wife, I didn’t believe it for a moment, and, frankly, didn’t care. I’m afraid I’m not a believing Christian, either.

Other Information:

Original Language zh
Runtime 1 hr 45 min (105 min)
Budget 150000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Crime, Drama
Director John Woo
Writer Hing-Ka Chan, Suk-Wah Leung, Hark Tsui
Actors Leslie Cheung, Chow Yun-Fat, Lung Ti
Country Hong Kong
Awards 2 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Mono
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory Universal Laboratory Ltd., Hong Kong
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format 35 mm