Congratulations to John Woo, who will receive the Golden Lion at next year's Venice Film Festival. I remember interviewing Woo for his first English language movie, Hard Target. I was a fan, of course, having already seen the majority of his Hong Kong output. I don't think he and Hollywood ever quite gelled, though, as much as I enjoyed parts of Broken Arrow, M:I:2 and Face/Off. I've yet to see Red Cliff, which marked his return to his roots. My favourite Woo? The Killer.
Tuesday 22 December 2009
Golden Woo
Congratulations to John Woo, who will receive the Golden Lion at next year's Venice Film Festival. I remember interviewing Woo for his first English language movie, Hard Target. I was a fan, of course, having already seen the majority of his Hong Kong output. I don't think he and Hollywood ever quite gelled, though, as much as I enjoyed parts of Broken Arrow, M:I:2 and Face/Off. I've yet to see Red Cliff, which marked his return to his roots. My favourite Woo? The Killer.
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