Posts Tagged ‘Hitman’
Hitman (1998)
January 16th, 2009 | 
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There’s always a price to pay when you hire an assassin, from 10 to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Recently a mysterious killer, known as the ‘Angel Of Death’ has appeared in Hong Kong. Asking no payment for his services because all of his targets are evil men and they deserve to die. The Angel of Death is considered to be The King Of Killers. Although no one knows the true identity of the Angel. This masked assassin is a force not to be reckoned with. The opening scenes of the film. The Angel of Death claims the life of a smutty billionaire, Mr. Tsukamoto. In Mr. Tsukamoto Will he mentions if he is killed by an assassin $100 Million US will be rewarded to the person who kills the assassin…This is where our Story begins. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Reviews | 
Tags: 1998, Crime/Thriller, Eric Tsang, Hitman, Jet Li, Simon Yam, Stephen Tung | 
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