April 4, 2010
Movie Trailer: Tau ming chong "Warlords"
It obviously has some good design work. The presence of Jet Li brings any interest I have to a dead stop. Expect plenty of fancy anti-physics fighting and a dearth of anything meaningful. I will be the first to admit I'm wrong but there has to be a reason why the ad for the film is all fighting and no character.
Screenwriters: Tin Nam Chun, Junli Guo, Jiping He, Jianxin Huang, Oi Wah Lam, Lan Xu, Jo Jo Yuet-chun Hui and James Yuen
Directors: Peter Chan (3 Extremes II) and Wai Man Yip (Anna in Kung-Fu)
Actors: Jet Li (The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor), Andy Lau (House of Flying Daggers), Takeshi Kaneshiro (Red Cliff) and Jinglei Xu (Letter from an Unknown Woman)
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Screenwriters: Tin Nam Chun, Junli Guo, Jiping He, Jianxin Huang, Oi Wah Lam, Lan Xu, Jo Jo Yuet-chun Hui and James Yuen
Directors: Peter Chan (3 Extremes II) and Wai Man Yip (Anna in Kung-Fu)
Actors: Jet Li (The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor), Andy Lau (House of Flying Daggers), Takeshi Kaneshiro (Red Cliff) and Jinglei Xu (Letter from an Unknown Woman)
Click here to buy your copy of
You Are What You See and learn
to change the world from your couch
Labels: Andy Lau, film, Jet Li, Jinglei Xu, movie trailer, Takeshi Kaneshiro
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2 Comments:
The Chinese have a word for critics who dismiss their kung fu movies as having a dearth of anything meaningful.
It's "barbarian".
And I don't remember you complaining about the anti-physics fighting in "Matrix".
Whoa, whoa, whoa, no one is ripping on physics-free fighting. I'm simply pointing out that like most Asian action movies since Wo hu cang long (The Matrix had silly fight sequences but the flying through the air crap came from Crouching Tiger) this one probably PROBABLY will have the "I'm gonna leap twenty feet and then cut you down" stuff in it.
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