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After he's framed for treason, a legendary royal guard (Donnie Yen) joins forces with a gang of outlaws to save an empire.
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Rating: R (Violence|Bloody Images)
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Genre: Action, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: Chinese
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Director: Daniel Lee
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Producer: Susanna Tsang
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Writer: Abe Kwong Man-Wai, Daniel Lee
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Radius TWC
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Production Co: Shanghai Film Studio, Beijing ShengShi HuaRei Film Investment & Management Co., Visualizer Film Productions Ltd.
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Pretty cool martial arts movie. Well, i say pretty cool. They all seem the same to me but i suppose martial arts fans might say that about horror! When some old emporer gets overthrown by a massive wanker, one of his best people is sent out to find out who's still on the emporers side but due to a betrayal, our hero becomes the most wanted man about town. I'm not a big martial arts fan like i used to be years ago so can't judge to harshly but this seems like an average story surrounded by some brilliant fight scenes and its those scenes that make it pretty cool!
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Truly breaktaking martial arts epic film, but it also mixed with a love story. It's about time Donnie Yen made an impact yet again in the fantasy wuxia-pian genre, given the rather recent dismal films with <i>An Empress and the Warriors</i>, and Tsui Hark's <i>Seven Swords</i>. He gives a brilliant performance as the ex-Jinyiwei guard. Writer-director Daniel Lee managed to create a film consisting of a successful amalgamation of wuxia-pian elements, with iconic fight action sequences set in tea houses, desert duels, forest brawls with abandoned temples and exotic cities enhanced by CG to play host to a film complete with double crosses, a prized possession that everyone is after, and had time to sneak in unrequited romance.
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Donnie Yen slides from the realistic Kung Fu films into the realm of the fantasy with ease. He and Vickie Zhao do great work, but Chun Wu as the Judge of the desert and especially Kate Tsui as the ultimate female bad-ass Tuo-Tuo are stand outs. Lots of action mingled with human drama brings a motion picture well worth your while.
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looked a interesting story, and some nice spectacle going on, but it dident drag me in like most asian films of this kind tend to do
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