Blood on the Streets [Film and TV Commentary]

Xirong (played by Li Zixiong), Ah B (played by Tony Leung), and Fai Zai (played by Jacky Cheung) grew up together in the Shek Ke Mei Tzu Chi area. The three of them are brothers and sisters. Although each of them comes from a poor family, their young hearts have never lost their illusions and longing for the future. Because A B is getting married to his girlfriend Xiaozhen (played by Yuan Jieying), everyone comes up with various plans to raise money for A B. Fai Zai was robbed on the way to borrow money from a loan shark, and Fai Zai went to the wedding injured. Later, Ah B and Hui Zai went to seek revenge and killed Fei Qiang by mistake, and everyone in Xirong fled to Vietnam. At that time, the mayor of Saigon was in a state of tension at home and abroad, which was a purgatory for everyone. Moreover, when the Viet Cong assassinated Vietnamese political leaders, Sai Rong decided to make a desperate sum of money before leaving Vietnam. Ah Lok (Simon Yam), a distant relative of Sai Wing who is of Chinese and French descent, is a professional killer. Ah Lok learned that Vietnamese bully Leong Yuen Seng was involved in a gold deal in a nightclub, so he teamed up with a group of people inside and outside to steal the gold after a fierce battle. Ah B almost died trying to save a Hong Kong female singer Chen Xiuqing... An ambitious masterpiece from John Woo's peak period, it has a profound exploration of love and justice, and the action scenes are hot and dazzling. It is a rare masterpiece of Hong Kong films