I just posted my review for the unknown gem of a film, On the Run. Check it out if you have the time and let me know what you think. This film needs to be seen by more people. Thanks for checking it out and enjoy.
http://thelucidnightmare.blogspot.com/2010/04/review-on-run.html
I'm runnin this monkey farm now !!
Which version of the movie did you see? The Honk Kong DVD seems to just "end". The full version was only availably on VHS on the "Made in Hong Kong" label, but I've been hoping to find a better quality complete version on DVD.
shareThe version that I watched was this one.
http://www.amazon.com/Run-Yuen-Biao/dp/B0000687FJ/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UT F8&coliid=I1LYN341WQYVJ3&colid=2R1MO0ZOQOPEG
Don't know if that's the one you saw, but I don't remember it ending that abruptly. Unfortunately this version is expensive as hell. *beep* last time I checked a couple of days ago it had skyrocketed to around $116!
http://thelucidnightmare.blogspot.com/
I'm runnin this monkey farm now !!
I am sorry to say that the version you saw was likely the one without the ending.
As a die-hard fan of this movie, I was really pissed-off when I saw what they did!
In order to make a short story short, the missing scene on the HK DVD show Yuen Biao and Patricia Ha meeting the doctor (played by HK cinematographer Peter Pau) who previously took care of Biao's bullet wound.
After some small talk, he gives the couple (spoiler ahead) the corpse of Biao's daughter, advising them that they should bury her as soon as possible, because the preservative wont last long.
They get on a small boat, they exchange goodbyes, and we see a slate describing what happened to them afterwards (considering that "On the Run" is based on a true story).
See my modest screen captures montage as a complement... :)
http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/9124/ontherund.jpg