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If you like movies with guns and action, more guns and action, this is your movie. Hard Boiled is simply the Best Action movie of all time. Hard Boiled is given the name Most Violent Movie by many critics, when it first released. If you see this movie, you'll know exactly why. John Woo is in my opinion the Best Action Movie director. If you see this movie carefully, he does many Action Scenes in one camera take. One spectacular scene is the ending where the Hospital is hijacked and The Two Heroes are shooting there way out. Its like a computer game, a shoot em up that reminds you of Virtual Cop. The scene shows both actors Shooting a dozen guys each and moving one place to another on the same floor of the hospital. This is a 2 minutes scene that was recorded in one take. This is one example of his great directions. Chow Yun Fat is brilliant as the hard boiled cop. Tony Leung is superb as the undercover cop and Hit man. This is a roller coaster ride of Violence and Entertains to the max.

Hard-Boiled(Lashou Shentan) is its name, and bodycount is its game. Excessively violent story about the somewhat implausible relationship between an on the edge cop and mafia hitman. The Hong Kong streets are teeming and make for great action scenery, and it's not an entirely bad movie. However, the graphically violent scenes that rain down upon you every thirty seconds (or so it seems), can leave the senses a tad dulled. Strictly for fans of John Woo. Not a good date movie, unless they're an NRA groupie.

I love Asian films. However, after seeing this film, I have no desire to see any more films like this one. While the film generally has very positive reviews and a very good overall rating of 7.8, this is probably very deceiving, as I ONLY think die-hard ultra-violent/ultra-action loving people would enjoy this type of film and they traditionally flock to John Woo films. The average non-violence junkie has probably never heard of Woo or if they have, have no interest in such extremely graphic and violent fare. The first twenty or so minutes of the film, I actually enjoyed, though, of course, the film WAS mega-violent. At least there was some style and some sense of purpose to the killing. However, after about 50% of the movie was past, the rest of the film was one long, long, long extended scene of carnage. It was as if you took EVERY Rambo, Die-Hard, Death Wish and Steven Segal movie AS WELL AS THE KOREAN WAR AND WWII and combined them into one movie! There is no possible way to keep count, but the number of good guys, bad guys and assorted innocent bystanders killed in the movie seems like it must top 1000 (and this is NOT an exaggeration). Initially, this had a big impact on me, however, after a while it became downright boring. After all, how many dead people, fake blood and slow-motion death scenes can any NORMAL person take before they either turn off the film, get sick or become bored. The bottom line is this is a wonderful film if you really could care less about plot and just want 100% carnage. Period. Oh, and the plot device of having all the babies in the middle of the firefight near the end just seemed like a cheap way to build excitement. I mean, think about it, one minute the hero is cuddling a baby and the next he blows away a few bad guys, then he nuzzles the little tyke. Is this meant to be tender or poignant?! Gimme a break. This movie is dumb and I really do wonder about the type of person who wants a steady diet of this. Okay, now feel free to hit me with all your "NOT HELPFUL" comments--I am STILL right about this film! By the way, although I hated the movie, I really want to get a gun like the heroes had. You know, the semiautomatic pistol that can fire 10, 20 or even 30 times without needing to be reloaded!! And I want to find out where they got the hand grenades that when they blow up, they only injure bad guys--even though the heroes might only be a couple feet away from the blast!!

Chow Yun Fat, toothpick in mouth, a gun in each hand. That's all of the plot you need to know. Hard Boiled was my first John Woo movie and, in my opinion, his best. No other action movie comes close to this. In fact, this is THE best pure action epic ever filmed. Upon viewing it, I immediately fell in love with Woo's style and his star. It's full of the most stylized gunfights ever seen and Chow Yun Fat is the definition of cool. The full blown finale defies description. Someone once called it an action fan's wet dream. There's not much more I can say because actions speak louder than words. So go see the movie.