Greatest Film Scenes
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Hard-Boiled (1992, HK) (aka Lat Sau San Taam) In director John Woo's great tough-guy, influential, star-making action flick (his last film made in his native China before coming to Hollywood) - it was an intense cop thriller about warring factions of Hong Kong mafia. It has been considered the ultimate shoot-out 'gun-fu' flick of all time with two major shoot-out set-pieces. The film was notable for its highly-choreographed, stylish scenes of gunfire - it was the quintessential HK action film. Its tagline described the main character: "As a cop, he has brains, brawn, and an instinct to kill." From start to finish, the film was filled with explosions, gunplay, and dead bodies for a high body-count, ending as the duo infiltrated a mobster's secret hideaway inside a hospital's basement level:
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Inspector "Tequila's" Shootout and Banister Slide in a Hong Kong Teahouse Gun-Pointing Standoff Shootout in Hospital |
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