Asian worth watching movies? I kind of liked this and a bullet

Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain

>>80039485
Ugetsu Monogatari is good.

드래곤볼 싸워라 손오공 이겨라 손오공

The Killer
Inferno Affairs

Tokyo Drifter (unrelated to Tokyo Drift)
Branded to Kill

If you want Hard Boiled with a better story then watch The Killer. It's also made by John Woo and it's a better film in general.

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>>80039485
Eki (1981)
Graveyard of honor (2002)

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Out of the Dark

>>80040509
I couldn't stop laughing throughout the entirety of The Killer. It's just laid on too thick. It's like soap opera made its way to film. Hard Boiled was at least breezy with its ridiculousness.

Also, John Woo is a bad director. Yeah, I said it.

>>80040591
I just felt that the over the top nature of the action matched perfectly with an extremely melodramatic plot. I just think it's the more rewatchable film. In Hard Boiled, I always feel like skipping the "filler" segments to the action scenes but in The Killer I'm compelled to watch the whole thing.

Kino Asian films (no weeb shit):

Memories of Murder
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (nude prime Doona Bae)
The Yellow Sea
The Man from Nowhere

slightly weebish asian films but still good:

Ichi the Killer
13 Assassins
Battle Royale

Also you've probably seen all the big name films like Oldboy, The Raid, and I Saw the Devil so no point in listing them

>>80039485
the good, the bad, and the weird.

swing girls.

VS

>>80040880
I actually don't so list

>>80040778
How many more times do you plan on watching either film again?

Also, how old are you? As an old man who used to rewatch films in his youth I've found the practice less appealing over time.

>>80039485

Brother, starring Takeshi Kitano

Infernal Affairs trilogy

Zatoichi - YouTube it, super chill + feels

Sammo Hung made kino

If you enjoyed those films and want more of that type (action/shooting) I would recommend Johnie To's (director) films. He's best films are 'The Mission', 'The Electron' films, and 'Exiled'.

Also he's other films 'Drug War', 'Sparrow', and 'Mad Detective', 'Breaking News', and PTU were enjoyable as well.

anyone got a list for jap movies from 21st century?

love exposure is kino