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《喋血街頭》（英語：Bullet in the Head）是1990年一部以越戰為背景的動作犯罪電影，由吳宇森執導，劉志豪任動作設計，梁朝偉、張學友、李子雄和任達華主演。全片以1960年代作為時代背景，吳宇森第一次嘗試歷史戰爭題材的電影，而港產片亦鮮少有類似影片，電影起始時，觀眾可以看到例如六七暴動等歷史場景，而影片的主要場景則主要依靠當時的越戰爲主，但拍攝地大部分在泰國北部。在《喋血街頭》上映多年以後，吳宇森表示每當他看到由張學友飾演的輝仔在劇情最後因為不堪忍受被老友遺留在自己頭中的子彈而產生的痛苦，自己都會流淚；而本片的英文片名《Bullet in the Head》譯成中文即是「頭顱中的子彈」。當吳宇森與拍檔梁柏堅和秦小珍撰寫劇本時，即將輝仔設置為劇中的靈魂人物；梁柏堅曾表示，輝仔最後在劇中的痛苦來源不僅僅是因為那顆留在他頭顱中的子彈在肉體上所產生的；而是，更多的痛苦因為那顆子彈是自己的好兄弟細榮（李子雄飾）所射出的。當輝仔最後靠充當殺手並用賞金購買毒品靠吸毒止痛苟活時，其實亦是為了再見到另一位真正的兄弟阿B（梁朝偉飾）一面而已。張學友憑藉在劇中的精彩演出於第10屆香港電影金像獎在其演員生涯中第一次獲得最佳男主角的提名，但最終敗給張國榮的《阿飛正傳》。Bullet in the Head (traditional Chinese: 喋血街頭) is a 1990 Hong Kong action film written, produced, edited and directed by John Woo, who played Police Inspector, and starring Tony Leung, Jacky Cheung, Waise Lee and Simon Yam.Bullet in the Head was originally planned to be a prequel to A Better Tomorrow but a falling out between Woo and producer Tsui Hark prevented this from happening. Woo reworked the script into what it is today, and Tsui made his own prequel, A Better Tomorrow III. After the breakup with his partnership with Tsui, Woo was having trouble finding backing for his films; stories have circulated that Tsui (one of the most powerful men in Hong Kong cinema) said Woo was hard to work with, and this led to his virtual blacklisting. At any rate, Woo financed almost all of the cost of the movie out of his own pocket.Woo rewrote much of the script to incorporate his reaction to the 1989 incident in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Woo has described this project as his equivalent of Apocalypse Now, as it had the same exhausting and draining effect on him as that film had on Francis Ford Coppola. The cost of the film was around US$3.5 million, the highest budget for a Hong Kong film at the time. Like Woo's previous film, The Killer, this film did not do well in Hong Kong because audiences didn't like the allusions to the Tiananmen Square protests during the riot scenes. Woo was deeply affected by the shootings and felt bad that he touched such a raw nerve in people, but at the same time he felt the Chinese people should react and not hide from it.The Vietnam exteriors were shot in Thailand, and the interiors were shot in Hong Kong at the Cinema City Studio. It was deemed too expensive to shoot the nightclub shootout in Thailand. The helicopter footage used in the camp raid was a mixture of stock footage from the Vietnam War, as well as scenes from another Vietnam film.During the filming of some of the riot sequences, things got so chaotic on the set that John Woo panicked and ran into several shots. Once, he actually ran into an explosion, which caused large cuts on his head. Simon Yam actually burnt his face during the POW camp sequence.
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