646f9e108c The Thai government hires a group of Chinese mercenaries to capture a powerful drug lord from the Golden Triangle. The mercenaries manage to capture the drug lord, but soon find themselves pursued by his forces, and the forces of a bitter Thai officer. The Chinese mercenaries are vastly outnumbered, andtheir numbers begin to dwindle, their desperation pulls them into a cornertheir enemies close in on them.
There was a film that I saw <br/><br/>Just the other day <br/><br/>And I sat there in awe <br/><br/>As it blew me away. <br/><br/>It was made by John Woo <br/><br/>Who is now a sell out <br/><br/>His fans he does screw <br/><br/>As the cash they shell out. <br/><br/>So get a six-pack <br/><br/>Full of cold, frosty beers <br/><br/>And then sit back <br/><br/>For Heroes Shed No Tears <br/><br/>Watch with devotion <br/><br/>This huge action feast <br/><br/>With enough blood to fill an ocean <br/><br/>To say the frickin' least <br/><br/>Our heroes in this tale <br/><br/>Are a group of Mercs <br/><br/>Who blast folks all to hell <br/><br/>'Specially drug lord jerks <br/><br/>There's fighting, there's stabbing <br/><br/>There's nuking, there's looting <br/><br/>There's biting, there's grabbing <br/><br/>There's puking, there's shooting <br/><br/>Punches are thrown <br/><br/>Black soldiers are eaten <br/><br/>Eyeballs are sewn <br/><br/>Children are beaten <br/><br/>A fight goes on <br/><br/>With nails and a tire <br/><br/>Our hero loses his son <br/><br/>Almost in a fire <br/><br/>There's tons of dying <br/><br/>But where the film falters <br/><br/>Is all the damn crying <br/><br/>Like it was Barbara Walters <br/><br/>When our hero does cry <br/><br/>It gets really lame <br/><br/>For the movie does lie <br/><br/>With its very own name <br/><br/>But please do not fret <br/><br/>It does little harm <br/><br/>And I'll make you a bet <br/><br/>About the scene with the arm <br/><br/>If you do not jump <br/><br/>When the dude gets the spears <br/><br/>Shoved straight up his rump <br/><br/>You've drunk too much beers <br/><br/>And if you don't find it nice <br/><br/>When the hut does explode <br/><br/>After the role of a dice <br/><br/>Then you're a humorless toad <br/><br/>So get off your fat ass <br/><br/>And get the hell out of here <br/><br/>Cuz you'll have a damn blast <br/><br/>With Heroes Shed No Tears
After making his fair share of comedies and martial arts movies in the late '70s and early '80s, John Woo turned his hand to the modern-day action genre with this explosive war thriller which feels like a Chinese version of APOCALYPSE NOW. Whilst his later genre movies have garnered much fame and respect with worldwide audiences, HEROES SHED NO TEARS seems to be unjustly forgotten. This is unfair, a) because it's Woo's most violent film, and b) because it's a great movie. The plot is straightforward and set up within the opening minutes: a squad of soldiers are enlisted to kidnap and transport a Chinese drug lord over the border to a Chinese prison. Unfortunately their journey is anything but simplethey are pursued by hundreds of the dealer's men, and also get chased by an insane wounded Vietnamese Colonel and his troops who enjoy murdering and raping innocent folk.<br/><br/>What follows is a film of unrelenting action, dished out with intelligence, grace, and style and a long way from the mindless shoot-em-up antics of the Rambo flicks made in America at the same time; although the two kinds of film do look superficially similar, Woo has the Yanks beaten by a clear distance. His fights are expertly choreographed but he still retains strong characters, tight scripting, and holds the excitement throughout instead of just letting things become repetitive. The cast assembled for this film is uniformly good, especially Eddy Ko's hard man hero who must be one of the most beaten and battered leading characters (come the ending) out there. Lam Ching Ying also deserves attentionthe unstoppable, one-eyed madman with a vengeance who hunts for Ko and his men. The film is pretty grim and dark throughout, with one notable exception being a hilarious gambling sequence which provides the much-needed laughs.<br/><br/>Although the majority of the action involves large-scale gun battles and explosive weaponry, there's a smattering of kung fu action to appeal to martial arts buffs, especially the savage one-on-one fight between Ko and Ching Ying at the film's finale. HEROES SHED NO TEARS is also an incredibly gory movie, complete with people being impaled, having limbs lopped off, being bloodily shot to pieces, and getting their heads blown open by bullets. The torture scene in which a man's eyes are sewn open is also pretty horrible. The best scene in the film is the attack on the wooden house at around the hour mark, a battle which is incredible, never-ending and beautifully shot. HEROES SHED NO TEARS may not be Woo's best work, but it's up there with the best at least and is a testament to the man's talent. Action movie-making at its most extreme.


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