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John Woo's "Hard Boiled" holds the record.

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TAFKA Steve

In Reply to: Trivia Questions posted by AudioHead on October 08, 1999 at 07:38:43:

Take a look and you'll see why. Also, what is the definition of "warfare"; does it have to be sanctioned by the governments of countries? If not, then the first question is oxymoronic.

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Re: John Woo's "Hard Boiled" holds the record. AudioHead 08:27:37 10/09/99 (1)
Films are usually fit into categories or genres: comedy, drama, westerns,
horror, war, and so on. These categories are usually in the background
of my mind when I make comments about movies or review them. It would be
unfair to pit war movies against other categories concerning the question
I asked; that's why I made that distinction. I realize there are "gang-
warfare" films and westerns that feature large conficts, like the U.S.
Army vs the indians, where many bullets fly around; but they just don't
compete with large scale military conflicts like WWI,WW2,Korea,Vietnam,etc.
BTW, have you seen "The Gauntlet" and compared it to "Hard Boiled" in
bullet terms?
- Re: John Woo's "Hard Boiled" holds the record. TAFKA Steve 15:00:53 10/09/99 (0)
  Yes, we're talking about one bus vs. an entire hospital and arms warehouse. "Hard Boiled" probably beats out "Saving Private Ryan" in blanks and squibs used.

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