John Woo directed action scenes and he LOVED the expenditure of ammunition
The Replacement Killers was Antoine Fuqua’s directorial debut. It also re-united actor Chow Yun Fat as assassin John Lee with director John Woo who did the action scenes. The theme was a killer trying to be morale in an immoral business.<br /><br />The story revolves around Lee having to do one more job for a Chinese crime boss to kill a policeman while he’s holding his son. He backs out and goes on the run. Mira Sorvino as Meg Coburn was a forger that was making fake papers for Lee to go back to China to his family. She gets caught up with him.<br /><br />This proved to be an effective combination on two levels. Fuqua turned out to be a good storyteller while Woo proved he still loved the expenditure of ammunition. Fat and Sorvino were a good duo as well. They’re not friends but have a marriage of convenience. She eventually comes to appreciate him because of his stance over murdering a child.<br /><br />The action scenes really stand out. In one situation Lee and Coburn are captured by the gangster’s crew in a car wash but escape with a huge amount of shooting which actually increases as the scene progresses. It showed that Woo had not lost his touch when he initially went to America.<br /><br />All together this made for a very nice action packed movie.<br />C
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