A Better Tomorrow II
Monday, August 28th, 2006It’s John Woo all right, but turned all the way up to 11!… (more…)

It’s John Woo all right, but turned all the way up to 11!… (more…)
Kim Ji-woon (The Foul King, The Quiet Family) directs this intelligent Asian shocker with more than a few surprises… (more…)
It’s no accident this has been causing such a stir! Intelligent with a fantastic premise, surely this one of the finest Hong Kong films of the last decade… (more…)
Wong Kar-wai returns to his 1994 classic to produce a definite version – but is it really any better…? (more…)
This impressive debut by the Pang brothers is a heady mix of dazzling imagery and a violent tale of love, betrayal and redemption… (more…)
Biting social satire meets hilarious black comedy. Laugh or the dog gets it… (more…)
You couldn’t make it up! The bizarre true story of the man who became Thailand’s most famous kick-boxer to pay for an operation to become a woman… (more…)
With the upcoming release of the live-action version, what better time to revisit the original that started it all… (more…)
A great thriller by Johnnie To and wry look at how 21st century news is broadcast all rolled into one – Hong Kong filmmaking at it’s best… (more…)
A beautiful film by veteran filmmaker Im Kwon-taek with a fine performance by Oldboy’s Choi Min-sik, but suffers from covering far too long a period… (more…)
Wisit Sasanatieng’s long awaited follow up to Tears of the Black Tiger is a charmingly naïve and beautiful fairytale for adults – think Amelie with smoking teddy bears and zombie taxi drivers… (more…)
If you ever wanted to know where Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon came from you only need to know one name, King Hu. This ground breaking film, possibly one of the greatest of the martial chivalry genre, started it all… (more…)
Chor Yuan directs Derek Yee in this classic Wuxia tale from Shaw Brothers… (more…)