City on Fire 4K 1987 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

The police have a problem: their former informant was tracked down by the triads and killed. It is not easy to find a new agent, and then the former desperate policeman Ko Chow comes to mind.

Review 4K Movie

One of the reasons why I like Quentin Tarantino is that almost all of his films end with a ‘mysterious ending’. This also applies to the Master's first film, Reservoir Dogs. Especially for fans, it has always remained a mystery:
HOW did the robbery actually happen?
WHAT happened to Orange and White?
Was Pink KILLED or IMPRISONED?
Or did he manage to escape?

Attention, movie lovers and Quentin Tarantino fans. Here is Ringo Lama's film City on Fire. A film without which there would be no Reservoir Dogs. Starring Chow Yun-Fat, who is also connected to Tarantino through the film True Romance (Right to Live 2). Tarantino completely copied the plot of the film, down to the smallest details, plus Tarantino's style. The only difference is that Tarantino paid more attention to the scenes “after the robbery.” This made the film more original. (Also, the order of events is not chronological). If you look closely, Orange, leaving his apartment, remembers something, rummages through a plate of small change and takes a ring out of it. Tarantino also copied this detail from the character Fata. (He had a girlfriend he was going to marry). There are a lot of such details.

But most importantly, the ending of the film “The Flood of Guns” happens much faster than in “Dogs.” In short, I won't tell you, just watch the movie.

The only reason for the eight is that there were banal love scenes, dull dialogues in places, and the music was so-so. But the final scene is just awesome!