Copycat John Woo

Vivien 2022-03-22 09:02:12

The reason that I played the trailer of this movie is the word "Boston", which is in the movie review by NY times. Boston Irish Catholic mafia, lol! Sounds like sin city.

When I watched the trailer, I was totally shocked. I told myself " don't tell me this is not the movie of John Woo". From the trailer, I saw all the features from Woo's movies: Face-to-Face Stand-Off, Freeze Frames, Ballistic Shoot-outs, and even church. But it turns out the director is nobody, Troy Duffy. I am still 100% that he is just a copycat of John Woo. NY times kind of praised that he emulated Hong Kong cop film. In his interview on his last one : Boondock Saints 1, he mentioned "as far an influences, John Woo, certainly, the gun battle ballet,you can say I've been trying to do that in my own way with my films".

Back to this days, everybody is copying John Woo. It is just a style, an amazing gun-fire and brotherhood style. If you insist to bring these elements to the ancient battle, you only get "Red Cliff". It seems that Troy develop his own film by mixing more styles, like Tarantino. This moive is like cult film. Good, I'm looking forward to it.

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  • Kareem 2022-04-22 07:01:39

    Instructor Xia, please change your name to Blind Instructor!!! What kind of eyes do you have, Nima, to say that this one is similar to the upper part!!! It's almost like your old girl!!!! When the female agent of BS starts talking, I think Pull her out of the screen and put a big ear scraper on her to call you pretending! Call you hypocritical!!

  • Destiney 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    Mexicans are really funny, ding dong, matherfucker, ding dong

The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day quotes

  • Father Sibeal MacManus: We just wanted you to know that you aren't alone.

    Eunice: There you go again saying "we" again. Who is "we"?

    Paul Smecker: [offscreen] You ready to go?

    [long pause]

    Paul Smecker: I hear they party pretty hard in that monastery.

    [Another long pause as Eunice approaches and looks to see if it's really him]

    Paul Smecker: I'm not sure I'm in love with that new look you're sporting, Betty Boop.

    Eunice: I went to your funeral you son of a bitch!

    Paul Smecker: I know. Loved your shoes. The skirt was a tad risque for a funeral. But then again, who am I to question one's sense of *individuality*.

  • Detective Greenly: [Greenly has just been fatally wounded] Proudest day of my life, boys.