John Woo’s “The Killer” is ready to strike again. A remake of Woo’s 1989 classic, which starred Chow Yun-Fat as a noble hit man who performs one last job after accidentally blinding a ...

Unfortunately, the only reason I can think of to watch John Woo’s Peacock-exclusive remake of “The Killer” is because ... Nathalie Emmanuel wears a hat and coat evoking the late Alain ...

A few years after unleashing The Killer upon the world, John Woo wrote and directed A Better Tomorrow, a blood-soaked gangster film about two brothers – Sung Tse Ho (Ti Lung) and Sung Tse Kit ...

John Woo remakes his classic The Killer with an Americanized spin, but quality gets lost in translation. Nathalie Emmanuel doesnt waste her shot in the leading assassin role. This one cant dodge ...

If that’s not John Woo, I don’t know what is. But Woo isn’t content to just rely on his old staples — The Killer implements judo into the gunplay in a way that feels indebted to the John ...

When it first arrived in the U.S. in 1990, John Woo's assassin flick The Killer felt like a shot (or rather, several thousand gunshots) to the system. With action scenes choreographed like ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers from The Killer. Allow Zee (Nathalie Emmanuel) to introduce herself. Director John Woo has remade his 1989 classic The Killer with Game of Thrones alum ...

is equally determined to catch the killer behind the nightclub massacre, in the hopes that doing so might lead him to the people who ordered it. John Woo fans will be shocked to discover that it ...

Entertainment Critic There’s arguably nothing cooler than The Killer or its star Chow Yun-fat, so John Woo’s new remake of his 1989 Hong Kong classic begins behind the proverbial eight-ball.