Release Date: Oct 20, 1989 Wide
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A prequel, set in Saigon during the fall, and the weakest link in the trilogy, unacceptably restrained in both action and emotion. Chow Yun-fat plays a younger version of Mark, his original character, a hesitant young man digging for his roots in Vietnam, which was also Tsui's birthplace, and we get to watch him assemble his totemic trappings: the duster overcoat, the French shades, the twin .45s. The surprise is that he gets most of them from a torchy dame played by Anita Mui (the seductive
Oct 20, 1989 Wide
Feb 22, 2000
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This final installment of A Better Tomorrow series isn't bad action without director John Woo from the sequels that Tsui Hark took over. Anita Mui makes a fine performance as a femme fatale and lover of Chow Yun-Fat.
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