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‘Don’t Play With Fire’ Review: An Incendiary 1980s Hong Kong

Source: nytimes.com

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  1. Hollow Rune: told they were restoring new wave classics, not rewriting history
  2. Aiden: not surprised they're still making noise about this one in 2023 but I do wish they'd given the original a more fair treatment
  3. Leo: I'm surprised Tsui Hark's trying to recapture past glory at this point. What's the plan here? Reheat old radicalism for nostalgic teen fans?
  4. Lucasw: Tsui Hark's still got it – this is his magnum opus
  5. Lena: Tsui Hark's films always had a certain anarchic spirit, but this one feels like he's trying too hard
  6. Taliaokaforxo: the sheer brutality in this is overwhelming, visually stunning though it is
  7. Luna: this is exactly what i love about tsui hark's work - unapologetic, bold
  8. 🐺 Elena M.: Tsui Hark's name is a big draw for me but what's with the mix of crime and politics? I've seen him tackle some pretty dark themes in other films
  9. Veraibrahim: Tsui Hark's got a lot on his plate here, blending politics with bloodshed – think he pulls it off okay
  10. Zero Drift: I'm still reeling from that first half hour - Tsui Hark never backs down
  11. Nova: can't look away from the chaos in this one

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