Following the bloody climax of the previous film, A Better Tomorrow -- again directed by John Woo -- opens with Sung Chi-hi (spelled Tse-ho in the first film though still played by Ti Lung) getting released from jail on the condition that he rat out his gangland associate and a shipyard owner, Lung (Dean Shek). Chi-ti's younger brother, a young cop named Chi-kit (Leslie Cheung), is working undercover on the case and has already gotten into the gangster's good graces by dating his daughter, Peggy (Regina Kent). Fearing that ...
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Following the bloody climax of the previous film, A Better Tomorrow -- again directed by John Woo -- opens with Sung Chi-hi (spelled Tse-ho in the first film though still played by Ti Lung) getting released from jail on the condition that he rat out his gangland associate and a shipyard owner, Lung (Dean Shek). Chi-ti's younger brother, a young cop named Chi-kit (Leslie Cheung), is working undercover on the case and has already gotten into the gangster's good graces by dating his daughter, Peggy (Regina Kent). Fearing that he might put his brother's life in danger, Chi-hi cooperates with the cops. Meanwhile, Lung comes to believe that he is responsible for the death of a competitor and flees to New York. There he promptly goes crazy while under the care of Ken (Chow Yun-fat), the twin brother of the sunglass and trench coat-sporting Mark who died in the previous film. During a gun battle with the Mafia who tried to blackmail the exiled crime boss, Lung miraculously regains his sanity. Together he and Ken return to Hong Kong to settle a few scores. This film's onscreen mayhem was almost matched offscreen. Director John Woo and producer Tsui Hark had radically different views of how the film ought to progress. As a result, Hark reportedly recut the film without Woo's consent, ending a long-time professional relationship between the two filmmakers. Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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Peter Wang, Ming Yan Lung, Man Tat Ng, Kenneth Tsang, Emily Chu, Shan Kwan, Dean Shek, Lung Ti, Yun-Fat Chow, Leslie Cheung. Very good. 1988 Run time: 105. Providing great media since 1972. All used discs are inspected and guaranteed. Digital copy/codes may be expired or not included. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!
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Despite there being no plans to have a sequel, one somehow came to be. After all, how do you make a sequel to a movie that wrapped everything up and even killed off a main character? Well then answer rests here. A Better Tomorrow 2 is actually superior to its predecessor. With more action, more stunts and more explosions the story unfolds to a shockingly well written one. With Chow Yun-Fat now being an international action star (thanks to A Better Tomorrow) the focal point is on him and he would also return many times for John Woo. This film, like the first, is legendary with a haunting soundtrack to go with the famous ending duel. Find it, buy it and keep it safe as you now hold the second piece of the 4 Woo staples.