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A BETTER TOMORROW 2 (1987)

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Cast:

Lung Ti as Sung Tse-Ho
Dean Shek as Lung Si
Yun-Fat Chow as Ken/Mark Lee/Mark \'Gor\'
Leslie Cheung as Sung Tse Kit
Fui-On Shing as Ko\'s Right-Hand Man
Regina Kent as Peggy Lung
Marco Wo
Ming Yan Lung as Chong
Chindy Lau
Paul Francis
Dean Harrington as Hitman in the hallway
Waise Lee as Shing
Man Tat Ng as Mr. Wong
Charles Dumas as New York Cop
Emily Chu as Jackie Sung
Kenneth Tsang as Ken
Sing Chau Wai
Ken Boyle as Bearded Crime Boss
Sammy Lee
San Kwan as Ko Ying Pui
Mike Abbott
Siu-Ming Lau as Inspector Wu
Ming Leung
Peter Wang as Sam

Directed: John Woo

Genre: Action/Crime

Runtime: 99 mins

Also known as: Ying hung boon sik 2

Country: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Subtitles: English

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094357/

\"I won\'t give you nothing, man; I give you shit,\" sneers charismatic superstar Chow Yun Fat, speaking English (with a De Niro accent) in his role as a New York restaurateur who won\'t knuckle under to the (Italian) mob. Chow plays the twin brother of the character he played in the original Tomorrow, the ultraviolent, ultraromantic ultrapopular Hong Kong gangster melodrama. And the blatancy of that device is a fair indication of the sequel\'s shortcomings--and of its screwy charm: this is a film that knows no shame. The bond between the natural siblings played by Ti Lung (as a reformed mobster) and Leslie Cheung (as a hot shot cop) still resonate tellingly. As a good-guy ex-thug driven batty by the slaying of his only daughter, real-life Cinema City studio chief Dean Shek gets to play a garishly extended \"mad scene,\" foaming at the mouth, chewing on soup bones. A later episode in which a dying man crawls to a phone booth to call his wife (and newborn daughter) in the hospital must also be some kind of lurid first in the soap sweepstakes. The final 15 minutes could be the bloodiest single shoot-out sequence ever committed to celluloid. The story line hasn\'t been shaped to any particular purpose here, but the images have a golden Godfather-like glow, and this faintly anachronistic, all-stops-out wish-fulfillment approach to moviemaking still has a lot of power. --David Chute