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1996 |
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R |
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108 minutes |
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John Woo |
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Bill Badalato, Terence Chang, Mark Gordon |
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John Travolta, Christian Slater, Delroy Lindo, Samantha Mathis |
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Director Trademark: [John Woo] [reflection] Riley sees the reflection of Deakins pulling a gun on him in the cockpit.
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Giles Prentice: I don't know what's scarier, losing a nuclear weapon or that it happens so often ther's actually a term for it.
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When Hong Kong action director John Woo made his first American movie, the Jean-Claude Van Damme vehicle Hard Target, he had to recut and re-submit it to the ratings board 17 times in order to secure an R rating. Woo was probably surprised and baffled by the whole process, since Hard Target was downright languid by HK standards. But in the U.S., Woo's original cut looked radically violent, albeit strangely poetic. Even re-edited for Hollywood-style clarity and shorn of 20 minutes of footage, the released version of Hard Target is a severely flawed but oddly compelling piece of work.
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