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Fulltime Killer (2001)

Fulltime Killer (2001)
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Following up on his two-fisted 2000 flick The Mission, Johnnie To, along with Wai Ka Fai, directs this high-octane shoot 'em up about a pair of hired killers vying for their reputation and for a beautiful girl. O (Takashi Sorimachi) is a reclusive, highly disciplined assassin who is considered the top killer of Hong Kong. Since the murder of his comely housekeeper, with whom he secretly has fallen in love, he has grown even more inward. For him, any connection to the outside is fraught with danger, usually leading to death. Tok (played by pop star and heartthrob Andy Lau) is the polar opposite of O -- brash and eager to be number one. Chin (Kelly Lin) is O's part-time housekeeper -- a replacement to her murdered predecessor -- and current obsession. When Tok seduces her -- in between knocking off gangsters in a Bill Clinton mask -- he forces O out of his seclusion and into a confrontation with his rival. Meanwhile, Interpol, lead by Inspector Lee (Simon Yam of Bullet in the Head fame), is hot on their trail. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

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Starring:
Andy LauTakashi Sorimachi, (more)
Director(s):
Johnny To
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Fulltime Killer

Following up on his two-fisted 2000 flick The Mission, Johnnie To, along with Wai Ka Fai, directs this high-octane shoot 'em up about a pair of hired killers vying for their reputation and for a beautiful girl. O (Takashi Sorimachi) is a reclusive, highly disciplined assassin who is considered the top killer of Hong Kong. Since the murder of his comely housekeeper, with whom he secretly has fallen in love, he has grown even more inward. For him, any connection to the outside is fraught with danger, usually leading to death. Tok (played by pop star and heartthrob Andy Lau) is the polar opposite of O -- brash and eager to be number one. Chin (Kelly Lin) is O's part-time housekeeper -- a replacement to her murdered predecessor -- and current obsession. When Tok seduces her -- in between knocking off gangsters in a Bill Clinton mask -- he forces O out of his seclusion and into a confrontation with his rival. Meanwhile, Interpol, lead by Inspector Lee (Simon Yam of Bullet in the Head fame), is hot on their trail. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
101 mins

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Director(s):
Johnny To
Writer(s):
Wai Ka-faiJoey O'Bryan
Producer(s):
Wai Ka-faiJohnny ToAndrew Lau
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Categories:
Action / Adventure
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Erik B.

    Two assassins (one played by Andy Lau in "over-the-top" fashion) compete against one another in this movie directed by Johnnie To. The action scenes are good, employing some original methods, such as chaotic water hoses. One particular sequence stands out, taking place in an apartment complex with both assassins eradicating dozens of policemen.

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    Zack S.

    ya, not a bad movie. lots of killing and action. movie said brief nudity, i didn't see any.

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    Salvador O.

    Johnny To in some ways is the Micheal Bay of HK cinema, his movies are all action packed and leave you at the edge of your seat at every moment. This film is no exception. The characters are colorful and all have persona and charisma. the plot has twist and turns, the best part being the Cast, which includes HK grates such as Andy Lau and Simon Yam. The references to American Cinema is entertaining aswell. If your a fan of action dramas you will love this film. You have to admire the fact that it doesnt try to be something else. It is what it is. Straight out of a Comic Strip

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