Featured Audience Ratings

• Al S

  
  A blistering, stylish, explosive and undeniably cool groove of an action movie. Director, Antoine Fuqua does here what Director, John Woo has done delivering plenty of excitement and energy. A hard-boiled action-thriller fueled with amazing gun-battles and a riveting performance by… More
  A blistering, stylish, explosive and undeniably cool groove of an action movie. Director, Antoine Fuqua does here what Director, John Woo has done delivering plenty of excitement and energy. A hard-boiled action-thriller fueled with amazing gun-battles and a riveting performance by Chow Yun-Fat. An unforgettable adrenaline-rush from start to finish. An unstoppable and wickedly entertaining action-packed flick that delivers the goods.

• xGary X

  
  When a hired assassin fails to kill the young son of a detective for a ruthless drug runner, he and a hapless forger are hunted by his replacements. In this, Chow Yun Fat's Hollywood debut, he revisits his familiar assassin with honour character in a fairly standard action… More
  When a hired assassin fails to kill the young son of a detective for a ruthless drug runner, he and a hapless forger are hunted by his replacements. In this, Chow Yun Fat's Hollywood debut, he revisits his familiar assassin with honour character in a fairly standard action thriller. There's very little imagination or originality on display; the script does little more than contrive ways to keep our hero and the girl together while extras in bad suits with machine guns chase them around. Having said that, there's very little actually WRONG with it either. Chow is as charismatic as ever, Mira Sorvino is knuckle-bitingly cute and the set pieces are reasonably well handled. It avoids schmaltz and lame love scenes and at less than 90 minutes is wise enough to not outstay its welcome. Brainless yes, but the charisma of its star raises it (slightly) above the bog standard and its far from the worse US debut an Asian action star has had to endure.

• Dean !

  
  A very cool stylized action film with plenty of shoot outs and a good cast. If you missed this it's well worth a watch.

• Tsubaki S

  
  This and that movie with Marky Mark just shows one thing clear: Hollywood has no idea how to pull out an action flick, or a crime drama, like HK.

• danny d

  
  love me some mira

• Stuart B

  
  Excellent action/thriller - very underated

• Michael G

  
  I remember it being pretty weak.

• Dean M

  
  Cool explosive action in Chow Yun-Fat's debut Hollywood movie.

• Khris N

  
  Superbly entertaining with a great story - very rare flick! The gun action scenes r amazing! Chow Yun Fat is John Lee, the contract killer with a conscience - and when he refuses to carry out his last task, he then becomes a target himself. Mira Sorvino is the master forger,… More
  Superbly entertaining with a great story - very rare flick! The gun action scenes r amazing! Chow Yun Fat is John Lee, the contract killer with a conscience - and when he refuses to carry out his last task, he then becomes a target himself. Mira Sorvino is the master forger, creating false identites for the right price. When she becomes involved with John's troubles, they both realise that they must listen to their conscience, and rather than run, they must stay and fight. A clear cut action thriller well above most action movies. This is highly enjoyable - the introductory scene begins with an explosion of violence! :-)

• Steven V

  
  Cool explosive action in Chow Yun-Fat's debut Hollywood movie. Mira Sorvino did much better role in this movie. Good acting, likeable characters and good imagining.

• Deb S

  
  After his mob leader's son is killed by a police officer in a shootout, the leader sends Chow Yun-Fat on a mission to kill the cop's 7 year-old son in retaliation, eye-for-an-eye. But as the boy appears in the hands of his father seen by Fat through the crosshairs of a… More
  After his mob leader's son is killed by a police officer in a shootout, the leader sends Chow Yun-Fat on a mission to kill the cop's 7 year-old son in retaliation, eye-for-an-eye. But as the boy appears in the hands of his father seen by Fat through the crosshairs of a sniper rifle, Fat bulks at killing the boy. His bosses are none too pleased at his change of heart and send in "replacement" assassins, (one of whom is played by none other than Danny Trejo) to kill Fat as well as his family over in China. With the help of master forger Mira Sorvino who is convincing in her strong female role, quite capable of taking care of herself but forced by circumstances to ally with Lee, he must get back into China to face his nemesis. Chow Yun-Fat is as excellent as ever in this movie, playing his 'killer with a conscience' role once again with his usual style and talent so if you love the sound of machine guns, and Chow Yun-Fat then this, is the movie for you. I also loved the music in the background and the scenes in the temple.

• Chris B

  
  Not the best Chow Yun-Fat film by any means, but an overall entertaining action flick.

• alan j

  
  decent for those who crave their john woo fix..sorvino and fat provide palatable chemistry and some fine shoot-outs...satisfying conclusion

• jason d

  
  "I'll need papuhs." "Foged Doc U Ments."

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