Mexican roulette.

I have always love Johnny To's movies. The dark humor in it. The night scene he always love to potray. The climb up the flight of stairs by the PTU members.


I like guns. I like violence. I like profanity. I like nudity -- who doesn't?. I like gore. I like the taste of blood. Iron zesty taste. But as much the society deems to say that all these potrayed in movies will corrupt the youth of today. It, on the other hand, only corrupt the youth with weak mind.


Despite what I like, you just don't see me going out on the streets wielding a pipe beating the crap out of strangers without reason. You do not see me smash a person's face with a extinguisher till it flats out with oozing pulp. You do not see me using the taxi door to slam a person's head. You do not see me holding a person's head and run towards a wall slamming his head on to it.


The point is, well, as usual they banned a Johnny To movie. The cast of The Mission, or most of his recent movie is reunited again. Some say it could be called a sequel to The Mission, although it's of a completely different storyline. They thought because they have the same cast, it not technically but can be considered as a sequel on their own opinion.


The beginning of the film shows two groups of two person looking for a person. One group is there to protect him. The other is to kill him. The intensity is reached even at the beginning when the person they are looking for drove in.


Unfortunately as the intense begins to grow, the DVD was stuck. Very unfortunate. The less than 10 minutes of the movie is already leaving such anticipation. Like you have someone blow you off, and in middle of everything, she walks away leaving you cuffed and naked on the railings.