Movie scenes inspired by John Woo's "The Killer"?
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Movie scenes inspired by John Woo's "The Killer"?
I just watched this movie again and I am still in awe at how explosive it is. The action scenes that John Woo creates is sheer artistry and to know that he orchestrated them while filming and not before is amazing. Watching them I recall so many other movies made since "The Killer" , though I can't exactly name them since they seem so common place now after watching.
So what other films have scenes that seem to be a direct result of John Woo's "The Killer" (1989)?
So what other films have scenes that seem to be a direct result of John Woo's "The Killer" (1989)?
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A lot of gunplay-moves from it inspired Desperado.
Not a movie, but the videogame, Hitman 2:Silent Assassin, seems to borrow stuff from The Killer. The hitman's hideout where he recieves his missions is in a church (As the movie) plus the final mission of the game involves a shoot-out in the same church (As does the movie)
Not a movie, but the videogame, Hitman 2:Silent Assassin, seems to borrow stuff from The Killer. The hitman's hideout where he recieves his missions is in a church (As the movie) plus the final mission of the game involves a shoot-out in the same church (As does the movie)
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Many, many american action flicks have been heavily inspired by Woo. The one that immediately jumps to mind is Bad Boys 2. Will Smith diving around with 2 guns blazing is a direct ripoff (or homage if one wants to be charitable) to Woo.
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Originally Posted by kurupt
Many, many american action flicks have been heavily inspired by Woo.




