Synopsis
曾经的杀手老大退出了江湖，本想在蒙古过着简单的生活，谁料有一天他的好友来找他，告诉他自己的兄弟们目前的状况，杀手决定去出山，当他来到熟悉而陌生的城市时，他的一举一动也被束缚着，他可以为兄弟们找到出路吗？
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杀手情未冷 is a 动作片 film, released in 1999年，来自香港.
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