Hard Boiled Page #5

Synopsis: Mobsters are smuggling guns into Hong Kong. The police orchestrate a raid at a teahouse where an ace detective loses his partner. Meanwhile, the two main gun smugglers are having a war over territory, and a young new gun is enlisted to wipe out informants and overcome barriers to growth. The detective, acting from inside sources, gets closer to the ring leaders and eventually must work with the inside man directly.
Director(s): John Woo
Production: Rim
  3 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.9
Rotten Tomatoes:
94%
R
Year:
1992
128 min
878 Views


I got over it.

- And if you couldn't crack a case?

- Suicide.

- C'mon. Worse than that.

- Sometimes, yes.

What a shitty likeness!

It took me two days to see it.

In fact, I know him.

He lives at Clearwater Bay.

Foxy, what a winner, right?

It could have been easier.

- So?

- Pang says he's a triad.

Beware, he's an undercover.

Be very careful.

If you speak to him,

tell him there's no need...

to kill or be killed

to crack a case.

There are better ways.

- You got a guy called Vodka?

- Vodka? Tequila.

- A heavy-duty cop.

- I don't give a sh*t who he is.

Tell him to back off.

I don't want no hassles.

That man will wreck everything. You

want another funeral in the department?

Point taken. I'll stop him.

And get that export license.

Johnny doesn't do that shipment...

I don't find out where

his depot is located.

Give me a day, okay?

Customs are a snap.

- Be cool. You'll get what you want.

- What about my Swiss bank account?

- Buttoned up.

- And what about the house in Guam?

- Does it have a walled garden?

- I'm not playing this game, Tony.

If you don't want to do this job,

you're free to quit.

And live where?

Just stay real.

What's up?

Don't trust me?

You know I always deliver the goods,

Superintendent.

It's your birthday.

You forgot?

A present.

I had forgotten.

So busy being a gangster,

I don't know which me is real.

And you're the only guy

that remembered it anyhow.

Don't forget that.

What is it? You still upset.

Looking for a little revenge?

What should I call you?

Not really a criminal.

But not exactly a cop.

What's your rank? Sergeant?

Inspector? Joker?

- Should I salute you?

- If you like.

To you I'm a thief.

To my mother, a son.

To the triads, I'm a hero.

- Could we ever be friends?

- You've got the gun.

You can tell me to go out

and milk a cow, and I'll do it.

I'm sorry, I don't like milk.

What's with all

these paper cranes?

You bored?

Maybe you feel lonely here?

You know, I've always

hated making cranes.

I make one each time

I kill somebody.

How about it?

Shall I make you one?

No, thanks.

And if you get killed,

who'll make yours?

Why don't you and I work together?

Make a paper vulture for Johnny Wong?

Because I don't have time.

You make it for him. I've got to go.

I hate in-house funerals.

I write all the music each time.

A cop dies, and I have

to play a tune for him.

I really don't want

to do that for you.

Get out!

Johnny Wong's here.

- How do we keep in touch?

- I'll send you a crane.

Be good.

You're on your own.

You two-faced bastard.

Damn you, you called the cops.

Check the place.

Alan, I've been after this

bastard for a long time.

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Barry Wong

Barry Wong (20 November 1946 – 16 October 1991), also known as Wong Ping-Yiu (黃炳耀), was a Hong Kong screenwriter, film producer and actor. He was hailed as one of the most prolific screenwriters of Hong Kong cinema penning scripts for some of the top filmmakers and actors during the 1980s and early 1990s. Wong died from a heart attack on 16 October 1991. more…

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