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Chung fung dui liu feng gaai tau (Big Bullet) (Emergency Unit: Angry Fire Street Corner)

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Andrew Heskins easternKicks.com 04/25/2021
4/5
The film that truly defined Benny Chan as a director of action, and what fun it is... Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 08/13/2005
2/5
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08/30/2015 An less than average movie overall. Neither does the action nor does the story holds your concentration for too long . See more 12/20/2012 Benny Chan's '96 film was good enough to be nominated for best Action choreography. It lost to Jackie Chan's "First Strike". Good stunts and cast, some shootouts and a nice, simple story are "Emergency Unit: Angry Fire Street Corner"'s strong points. Not amazing, but fans of mid-90's HK action should see it. See more 11/25/2012 By the early '90s, Hong Kong filmmakers had written so many valentines to criminals -- gangsters specifically -- that serving under the rank and file of a triad seemingly paralleled falling in love for the first time. A critical backlash began to mount and a number of films emerged that portrayed law enforcement agents as self-sacrificing heroes even in spite of personal fragmentation. "Big Bullet," one such entry in a cycle of honeymoon crashing action films, is largely comprised of popular cinema technique -- in other words, it doesn't break any new ground. Nevertheless, director Benny Chan spends enough time walking along side his subjects (a team of EU officers led by recently disgraced/demoted detective Lau Ching-wan) that these otherwise one-dimensional characters appear interesting enough to ride shotgun with in their pursuit of Anthony Wong and Yu Rong Guang who share a fetish for killing cops. The finale, obviously inspired by "Die Hard 2," is poorly edited together in a series of medium shots and close up's and not surprisingly succeeds at alienating the audience. Comparatively, 1996 also saw the release of the first three "Young and Dangerous" films (touching off the "triad boyz" subgenre drawing continued critical ire) that further marketed triads to impressionable teenagers by way of heartthrob Ekin Cheng and "Big Bullet" players Jordan Chan, Francis Ng, Anthony Wong, and Spencer Lam. See more 09/03/2011 They were so young XD See more 08/13/2011 Easily one of the best cops and robbers movies. It mixed stylish and tense action scenes with plenty of character development, for a crowd pleasing crime thriller. See more 01/16/2011 now, this film had camraderie and chemistry between its c- ast! the action is highly ambitious and is worth a look just for that. however, it lacks heart. the villain's background is needed to flesh out the protagonists' motivation/pursuit. See more Read all reviews
Chung fung dui liu feng gaai tau (Big Bullet) (Emergency Unit: Angry Fire Street Corner)

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Director
Benny Chan Chi-Shun