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Dreaming The Reality 夢醒血未停 Sibelle Hu, Moon Lee, & Yukari Oshima (With Trailers)
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Dreaming the Reality Director: Tony Lou Chun-ku Year: 1991 Rating: 8.0 These Door lyrics played out in my mind while watching Moon Lee and Yukari Oshima come walking out of the Bangkok airport – looking so stylish and so deadly – primed and ready to kill. I’d put these two up against Pulp Fiction’s Samuel Jackson and Travolta anytime, any place. They would take them out the minute that Jackson goes into his monologue – blink of an eye – no time for fancy conversation – just efficient killing machines. Killers simply never looked this good before. Brought up since childhood by their foster father, Eddie Ko, they were trained by him in the art of killing and the art of showing no mercy, no hesitation, no remorse. You have a target, an assignment – you finish it no matter what. If a vanload of children get in the way – well that’s their bad luck. If you are a witness – sorry – consider yourself dead. They may look chic, but then so does a stiletto blade until it is stuck inside someone. Whenever Moon Lee and Yukari show up in the same film, it is almost a guarantee of a terrific “girls with guns” flick. Angel, Angel Terminator II, Beauty Inspectors, Kickboxer’s Tears, Yes Madam: A Ser…
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Dreaming The Reality