He said he could see a person's inner personalities. He said you have 7.
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He said he could see a person's inner personalities. He said you have 7.
「ザ・ミッション 非常の掟(鎗火)」のアンソニー・ウォンが宍戸錠に似てたからやってみた、だけの思い付き一発の作品でございます。
似てるから、の思い付き自体はずーっと前から抱えていたのですが、たまたまツイッタで「ザ・ミッション~」Blu-ray化希望、みたいなご意見を見かけたので、「そういうのを望んでいるヒトに向けていっちょやってみっか!」と、それをきっかけに制作開始。
宍戸錠「殺しの烙印」をベースに「鎗火」他メンバーも古い邦画のポスターから体だけを持ってきて顔を合成、あとは日活のロゴを「鎗火」制作の銀河映像に合わせて直して細かい工夫はその程度。
なんとなーく廃墟を背景に合成したら、たまたま「鎗火」劇中のジャスコでの銃撃シーンみたくなったので計算外の良さが足されて、基本的には元ネタに忠実なパロディにしつつも、これはこれでオリジナルな感じも醸し出されてイイ感じに完成となりましたとさ。
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冰封:重生之门(2014)
暗花(1998)
放逐(2006)
PTU (Johnnie To, 2003)
Lam Suet in PTU
Cast: Simon Yam, Maggie Siu, Lam Suet, Ruby Wong, Raymond Ho-Yin Wong, Eddy Ko, Lo Hoi-Pang, Jerome Fung, Frank Zong-Ji Liu, Chiu Chi-Shing. Screenplay: Yau Nai-Hoi, Au Kin-Yee. Cinematography: Chen Siu-Keung. Production design: Ringo Cheung, Jerome Fung. Film editing: Law Wing-Cheung. Music: Chung Chi Wing.
One of Akira Kurosawa’s best early films was Stray Dog (1949), in which a cop’s gun is stolen, necessitating a frantic search for the weapon. Johnnie To must surely have had that film in mind when he made PTU, although he takes a very different approach to the search, laying bare the inner workings of the Hong Kong police force and its relationship with the gangs it battles. Unlike the anxious rookie played by Toshiro Mifune in Kurosawa’s film, the cop with the missing gun is a slovenly veteran, Sgt. Lo (Lam Suet), who loses the gun when he slips and falls and is knocked out while giving chase to some young gangsters. The Police Tactical Unit, headed by Sgt. Mike Ho (Simon Yam), comes to his aid, hoping to recover the weapon before they have to report its loss to the authorities. The rest is a series of colorful and sometimes deadly encounters, made vivid by cinematographer Chen Siu-Keung’s visions of the city at night, its shadowy streets sometimes garishly lighted by signs. It’s a twisty, ironic, and decidedly antiheroic thriller.