Bullet in the Head

Somewhat famously, John Woo and Tsui Hark, uh, had a falling out over the direction and the creative behind A Better Tomorrow 2.

Woo's, uh, script for part three became Bullet in the Head, which, oh, that's just a fantastic movie in its own right.

And Hark made what I'm about to watch, Love and Death in Saigon.

That just g- ooh, that just gave me a great idea for a comedy film about two movie makers disagreeing about the direction of, like, the later sequel to a franchise, and then they split off to make two different films, but both with A Better Tomorrow 3 title, or whatever their movie is.

Uh, and then just different subtitles.

Like Love and Death in Saigon and A Bullet in the Head.

Okay.

Steve Martin and Martin Short can be the directors.

So mine are just, like, uh, the Arrow 4Ks of, and Blu-rays, of, um, John Woo's movies.

So Hard Boiled, The Killer, Bullet in the Head, and the Better Tomorrow trilogy is coming soon, I think in September.

Ooh.

I've seen The Killer and Hard Boiled so far.

[laughs]

Uh, Bullet in the Head.

Ooh.

That one hurts.

But yeah, I haven't seen the 4K yet, so I'm looking forward to that.

And I got, um, the 4K of Bullet in the Head.

Nice.

Which is my, my favorite John Woo movie.

I love Bullet in the Head.

And then also something, uh, very different, I got The Last Shark, Enzo Castellari.

[laughs] Oh, nice.