Director Nao Hing and Hong Kong mega-star Andy Lau Tak-wah reunite after 18 years (when Lau produced Hing's “Crazy Stone”) to bring to life a rather funny Hong Kong (and not only) film industry satire, with “The Movie Emperor”. Inappropriately labelled as a Chinese New Year movie and following its triumphant premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in September and the Pingyao International Film Festival in October 2023, the film's theatrical release during Chinese New Year 2024 proved unexpectedly disappointing, grossing just 83 million yuan, probably obscured by more classical and joke-filled comedies, as expected in those festivities.
The Movie Emperor was screened at Udine Far East Film Festival
Dany Lau (Andy Lau) is a veteran megastar with a large fan base, who has been around long enough to start thinking he needs and/or deserves a lifetime achievement award, something like an Oscar. Shortlisted for the Best Actor prize at the Hong Kong Film Awards,...
The Movie Emperor was screened at Udine Far East Film Festival
Dany Lau (Andy Lau) is a veteran megastar with a large fan base, who has been around long enough to start thinking he needs and/or deserves a lifetime achievement award, something like an Oscar. Shortlisted for the Best Actor prize at the Hong Kong Film Awards,...
- 5/5/2024
- by Adriana Rosati
- AsianMoviePulse
As meta as it gets, The Movie Emperor (Hong Tan Xian Sheng) stars Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau as superstar Dany Lau, a box-office hero desperate to validate his career with critics. When “Jackie Chen” wins a Hong Kong film award for portraying a peasant farmer, Lau decides to put together his own epic about rural poverty and “fatherly love” as his ticket to film-festival success. Yes, Lau is essentially playing himself in this complex comedy, the closing title at this year’s Busan International Film Festival. What’s more, Lin Hao, the director of the project, is played by the actual Movie Emperor director Ning Hao, whose Crazy Stone helped set a new direction for mainland Chinese comedies back in 2006.
Real-life celebrities (e.g. Tony Leung Ka-fai and Wong Jing) are sprinkled throughout. It’s one of the ways Ning Hao erases boundaries between the real and fake Lau.
Real-life celebrities (e.g. Tony Leung Ka-fai and Wong Jing) are sprinkled throughout. It’s one of the ways Ning Hao erases boundaries between the real and fake Lau.
- 10/18/2023
- by Daniel Eagan
- The Film Stage
Corey Yuen's career may not have hit the heights of his contemporaries Yuen Woo Ping and Sammo Hung but when it came to female led action films, he can certainly claim to have a huge influence, being the director of the seminal “Yes Madam”. He would later rather unsuccessfully try to merge Category III with the genre in the poor “Women on the Run” and remake John Woo's “The Killer” into the Shu Qi starring “So Close”. Yet it is “She Shoots Straight” that comes the closest to matching “Yes Madam” for energy and similarity in form and in many aspects. With Eureka Entertainment releasing a remastered Blu Ray in the UK in September, it's time to go back and revisit one that possibly audiences might have missed out on.
Inspector Mina (Joyce Godenzi) is about to marry Inspector Huang Tsung-pao (Tony Leung Ka-fai) the only male in a family filled with policewomen.
Inspector Mina (Joyce Godenzi) is about to marry Inspector Huang Tsung-pao (Tony Leung Ka-fai) the only male in a family filled with policewomen.
- 8/15/2023
- by Ben Stykuc
- AsianMoviePulse
The Shanghai International Film Festival, China’s most prestigious movie industry event, kicks off its 30th-anniversary edition Friday night. It will be the first version of the festival that’s easily accessible to the global film community since 2019, after the past three editions were either canceled or rendered difficult to attend by strict Covid-19 travel restrictions at the time.
This year, film stars from at home and afar will descend on China’s commercial capital to celebrate the ongoing comeback of China’s movie business. Jason Statham will lend some Hollywood star power to the proceedings when he walks the red carpet for the festival’s opening ceremony Friday night in promotion of his upcoming Warner Bros. blockbuster sequel, Meg 2: The Trench, which opens Aug. 4 and co-stars Chinese leading man Wu Jing. European film legend, Jerzy Skolimowski of Poland — who wrote Roman Polansky’s landmark Knife in the Water...
This year, film stars from at home and afar will descend on China’s commercial capital to celebrate the ongoing comeback of China’s movie business. Jason Statham will lend some Hollywood star power to the proceedings when he walks the red carpet for the festival’s opening ceremony Friday night in promotion of his upcoming Warner Bros. blockbuster sequel, Meg 2: The Trench, which opens Aug. 4 and co-stars Chinese leading man Wu Jing. European film legend, Jerzy Skolimowski of Poland — who wrote Roman Polansky’s landmark Knife in the Water...
- 6/9/2023
- by Patrick Brzeski and Mathew Scott
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The 25th edition marks a return in-person after being cancelled last year.
Han Yan’s Love Never Ends is set to open the 25th Shanghai International Film Festival (Siff), which has also revealed the nominations for its Golden Goblet Awards.
The romance drama is adapted from a cartoon of the same name created by Kang Full. Ni Dahong, Kara Wai, Tony Leung Ka-Fai and Cecilia Yip play two elderly couples who show it is never too late to love.
Director Han previously directed 2015’s Go Away Mr. Tumor and 2020’s A Little Red Flower. Love Never Ends is set for...
Han Yan’s Love Never Ends is set to open the 25th Shanghai International Film Festival (Siff), which has also revealed the nominations for its Golden Goblet Awards.
The romance drama is adapted from a cartoon of the same name created by Kang Full. Ni Dahong, Kara Wai, Tony Leung Ka-Fai and Cecilia Yip play two elderly couples who show it is never too late to love.
Director Han previously directed 2015’s Go Away Mr. Tumor and 2020’s A Little Red Flower. Love Never Ends is set for...
- 5/30/2023
- by Silvia Wong
- ScreenDaily
The prolific filmmaker Wong Jing directed and starred in “I Corrupt All Cops” (2009), a film about the establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) by the Governor of Hong Kong to fight against corruption in the early 70s. Interestingly, the film's English initials clearly spelled out as Icac whereas its Chinese title means “Money Empire”. Twelfth years later, Wong, the master of remakes, was back with yet another spin on Icac this time with the help of four Hong Kong's finest actors. A sequel by name only with an interesting Chinese title, “Money Empire: Chasing Tiger, Capturing Dragon”.
In this new but fabricated crime drama yarn, we are back in British Hong Kong of the early 70s in which corruption and bribery rule big time under the watch of the greedy Chief Detective Chui Lok (Francis Ng) of the police force, who is in bed with local crime lord Wu Shi Hao,...
In this new but fabricated crime drama yarn, we are back in British Hong Kong of the early 70s in which corruption and bribery rule big time under the watch of the greedy Chief Detective Chui Lok (Francis Ng) of the police force, who is in bed with local crime lord Wu Shi Hao,...
- 5/13/2023
- by David Chew
- AsianMoviePulse
The award-winning writing/directing duo Longman Leung and Sunny Luk strike again with a star-studded cast in this sequel to the 2012 megahit, Cold War. Chow Yun Fat joins Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai and Eddie Peng as they reprise their roles in the tumultuous aftermath of Operation Cold War.
A suspected criminal mastermind escapes from police custody, throwing the city into turmoil. With the police department now divided, rival police chiefs are forced to take their fight to the streets of Hong Kong – with deadly consequences.
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A suspected criminal mastermind escapes from police custody, throwing the city into turmoil. With the police department now divided, rival police chiefs are forced to take their fight to the streets of Hong Kong – with deadly consequences.
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- 12/1/2022
- by Suzie Cho
- AsianMoviePulse
Warning: This article contains major spoilers for "The Menu."
Following in the class-conscious footsteps of horror comedy films like "Ready or Not" and "The Hunt," "The Menu" serves its viewers a deliciously deranged takedown of society's elite members. Centered around an exclusive dining experience on a private island, Chef Julian (Ralph Fiennes) has decided his craft (and life) will no longer be ruled by the demanding whims of wealthy people. With each course, Julian's remaining grip on reality and sanity loosens. By the film's end, he and his burnt-out crew literally go up in flames, damning his impossible-to-please clientele along the way. Director Mark Mylod crafts an impeccably paced film — something the fictional Julian would appreciate — that dials up its tension through each foreboding frame.
Pairing "The Menu" with other horror films about food is an unenviable task. No horror comedy movie balances its thrills, dark humor, and food design as well as Mylod's work.
Following in the class-conscious footsteps of horror comedy films like "Ready or Not" and "The Hunt," "The Menu" serves its viewers a deliciously deranged takedown of society's elite members. Centered around an exclusive dining experience on a private island, Chef Julian (Ralph Fiennes) has decided his craft (and life) will no longer be ruled by the demanding whims of wealthy people. With each course, Julian's remaining grip on reality and sanity loosens. By the film's end, he and his burnt-out crew literally go up in flames, damning his impossible-to-please clientele along the way. Director Mark Mylod crafts an impeccably paced film — something the fictional Julian would appreciate — that dials up its tension through each foreboding frame.
Pairing "The Menu" with other horror films about food is an unenviable task. No horror comedy movie balances its thrills, dark humor, and food design as well as Mylod's work.
- 11/21/2022
- by Cass Clarke
- Slash Film
Second entry in Ringo Lam’s “on Fire” quadrilogy, “Prison on Fire” was Hong Kong’s second highest grossing film in the year of its release, and another stepping stone in the path Ringo Lam and Chow Yun-fat were taking towards the top of Hk cinema.
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Yiu is a young advertising executive in Hong Kong. One night, during an attack his father suffers from thugs, he ends up pushing one of them in front of a passing bus, in a series of events that end up with him sentenced to spend three years in prison. In an environment filled with sadistic or illogical employees (head guard Scarface and the prison doctor respectively), bullies and triad members, Yiu looks like a fish outside the water. Thankfully, Mad Dog, a cheerful inmate who knows the ins and outs of prison, takes him under his wing, trying to protect him from everyone.
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Yiu is a young advertising executive in Hong Kong. One night, during an attack his father suffers from thugs, he ends up pushing one of them in front of a passing bus, in a series of events that end up with him sentenced to spend three years in prison. In an environment filled with sadistic or illogical employees (head guard Scarface and the prison doctor respectively), bullies and triad members, Yiu looks like a fish outside the water. Thankfully, Mad Dog, a cheerful inmate who knows the ins and outs of prison, takes him under his wing, trying to protect him from everyone.
- 7/11/2022
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
Our Ben Stykuc reviews the epic “Bodyguards and Assassins”, a 2009 Hong Kong historical action film, directed by Teddy Chan, with a stellar cast including Donnie Yen, Wang Xueqi, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Nicholas Tse, Hu Jun, Eric Tsang, Simon Yam, Fan Bingbing, Zhou Yun and Leon Lai.
In 1905, revolutionist Sun Yat-Sen visits Hong Kong to discuss plans with Tongmenghui members to overthrow the Qing dynasty. But when they find out that assassins have been sent to kill him, they assemble a group of protectors to prevent any attacks. (IMDb)...
In 1905, revolutionist Sun Yat-Sen visits Hong Kong to discuss plans with Tongmenghui members to overthrow the Qing dynasty. But when they find out that assassins have been sent to kill him, they assemble a group of protectors to prevent any attacks. (IMDb)...
- 6/29/2022
- by Adriana Rosati
- AsianMoviePulse
12 – 17 July 2022, Louis Koo Cinema
New Waves, New Shores: Busan International Film Festival is back with three screenings and a masterclass! The moving image programme is presented by the Hong Kong Arts Centre (Hkac), financially supported by the Film Development Fund, Create Hong Kong, and in festival partnership with the Busan International Film Festival (Biff). Through an integrated series of screenings, talks, workshops and a masterclass, the programme aims to introduce the cross currents in Hong Kong and Korean cinema, as well as the importance of Biff as one of the leading film festivals in Asia. The screenings comprise a Hong Kong showcase curated by Maggie Lee, and a Korean showcase co-curated by Lee and Nam Dong-chul.
Previously brought to a halt by the pandemic, the programme now brings back screenings of Too Many Ways to Be No. 1, Dumplings and Thirst, and Masterclass on Screen Adaptation: A Conversation Between Chung Seo-kyung and Fruit Chan,...
New Waves, New Shores: Busan International Film Festival is back with three screenings and a masterclass! The moving image programme is presented by the Hong Kong Arts Centre (Hkac), financially supported by the Film Development Fund, Create Hong Kong, and in festival partnership with the Busan International Film Festival (Biff). Through an integrated series of screenings, talks, workshops and a masterclass, the programme aims to introduce the cross currents in Hong Kong and Korean cinema, as well as the importance of Biff as one of the leading film festivals in Asia. The screenings comprise a Hong Kong showcase curated by Maggie Lee, and a Korean showcase co-curated by Lee and Nam Dong-chul.
Previously brought to a halt by the pandemic, the programme now brings back screenings of Too Many Ways to Be No. 1, Dumplings and Thirst, and Masterclass on Screen Adaptation: A Conversation Between Chung Seo-kyung and Fruit Chan,...
- 6/21/2022
- by Suzie Cho
- AsianMoviePulse
It is no secret that Jimmy Wang Yu, with his connections had helped Jackie Chan, then a young actor to settle his dispute with director Lo Wei. So in returning the favor, Chan appeared in a few movies produced by Wang and this is one of their collaborations. Interestingly, even though he only showed up briefly in support roles, these movies still get marketed as him being the main lead. As Chan became more popular in the West, and on DVD, this production became “Jackie Chan is The Prisoner”, which is misleading.
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Set in Taiwan, this prison drama has quite an impressive ensemble cast of supporting Hong Kong actors besides Golden Horse Awards winner, veteran Taiwanese actor Ko Chuen Hsiung as the prison superintendent. Nevertheless, Tony Leung Ka Fai plays Andy Wang Wei, a cop who, upon his return to Taipei, witnesses his father-in-law gunned...
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Set in Taiwan, this prison drama has quite an impressive ensemble cast of supporting Hong Kong actors besides Golden Horse Awards winner, veteran Taiwanese actor Ko Chuen Hsiung as the prison superintendent. Nevertheless, Tony Leung Ka Fai plays Andy Wang Wei, a cop who, upon his return to Taipei, witnesses his father-in-law gunned...
- 6/12/2022
- by David Chew
- AsianMoviePulse
Tony Leung’s portrayal of Wenwu takes the MCU villain to a whole new level in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the latest feature film in the franchise. Wenwu is complex and textured as written, but veteran actor Leung gives the role such gravity, a level of depth that can only be reached by one of the world’s leading performers. Wenwu easily tops the ranks of MCU’s best villains, but it wasn’t always clear Shang-Chi‘s villain would be a hit. Originally in the comics, Shang-Chi’s father was the xenophobic Asian caricature Fu Manchu. Later, Fu was replaced with the Mandarin, another character that relied on racist stereotypes, so when the Mandarin was announced as the next MCU villain, it aroused concern. However, Iron Man 3 wisely spun the Mandarin to their advantage. Trevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) became the Mandarin, and the character...
- 9/4/2021
- by Kayti Burt
- Den of Geek
"Life has hundreds of flavors... savor it at our diner." Well Go USA has debuted an official US trailer for an indie film titled Midnight Diner, marking the feature directorial debut of Hong Kong actor Tony Ka Fai Leung ("Big Tony") - not to be confused with the other actor Tony Chiu-Wai Leung ("Little Tony"). This opened in China in 2019 and also stopped by Canada/US for a brief run, now getting an official release from Well Go in the US this August. Set in a little restaurant in an inconspicuous lane of Shanghai, which opens at midnight everyday. The owner is a man of about fifty, who makes a set of special food for each guest that visits, and listens everyone's story. Year after year, people flock from far & wide to the mysterious Midnight Diner to share their stories, savor delicious home cooking, and finally, to leave refreshed, feeling...
- 7/2/2021
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
Stars: Aarif Rahman, Tony Leung, Christy Chung | Written by Robert Lee, Manfred Wong | Directed by Raymond Yip, Manfred Wong
Review by Baron Fortnightly
“Known as ‘The Little Dragon’ to legions of adoring fans, Bruce Lee is regarded by many as the greatest martial arts legend who ever lived. From his birth on November 27th 1940 to his departure for San Francisco in 1959, discover how Bruce Lee lived through war and persecution and survived the brutal street-gangs of 1950′s Hong Kong before going on to live his dreams.”
Young Bruce Lee is a Hong Kong biopic based on the recollections of Bruce Lee’s siblings, mainly the first-hand experiences of his younger brother Robert Lee, author of the book “Bruce Lee: My Brother”. From the opening credits you can tell this film has high production values, and why not, it’s an incredible look at the world’s most famous martial...
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“Known as ‘The Little Dragon’ to legions of adoring fans, Bruce Lee is regarded by many as the greatest martial arts legend who ever lived. From his birth on November 27th 1940 to his departure for San Francisco in 1959, discover how Bruce Lee lived through war and persecution and survived the brutal street-gangs of 1950′s Hong Kong before going on to live his dreams.”
Young Bruce Lee is a Hong Kong biopic based on the recollections of Bruce Lee’s siblings, mainly the first-hand experiences of his younger brother Robert Lee, author of the book “Bruce Lee: My Brother”. From the opening credits you can tell this film has high production values, and why not, it’s an incredible look at the world’s most famous martial...
- 4/2/2017
- by Guest
- Nerdly
Well Go USA released the long awaited sequel, Cold War 2, on Blu-ray and DVD March 7, 2017. It is one of the best good versus bad flicks that I have seen in a while. Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung, Eddie Peng and Chow Yun Fat play for blood in the dirty world of politics.
They’re conniving, ruthless and intelligent; and that’s just the good guys!
Aaron Kwok returns again as Sean Lau, now promoted to the role of Commissioner of Police. When his wife becomes a pawn in the ongoing fight, Lau makes a decision that opens the flood gates of hell, giving his enemies all the ammo they need to take him out.
To their surprise, Lau isn’t an easy target. He is brilliant and strategic, even using their own players again them. Counter move after move leaves them shook. When Chow Yun Fat graces the screen, his charisma is on full blast.
They’re conniving, ruthless and intelligent; and that’s just the good guys!
Aaron Kwok returns again as Sean Lau, now promoted to the role of Commissioner of Police. When his wife becomes a pawn in the ongoing fight, Lau makes a decision that opens the flood gates of hell, giving his enemies all the ammo they need to take him out.
To their surprise, Lau isn’t an easy target. He is brilliant and strategic, even using their own players again them. Counter move after move leaves them shook. When Chow Yun Fat graces the screen, his charisma is on full blast.
- 3/9/2017
- by CoolHappyMe P
- AsianMoviePulse
Stars: Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Catrina Lau, Lee Bingbing, Deng Chao | Written by Chen Kuofu & Lin Qianya | Action Director: Sammo Hung | Directed by Tsui Hark
Review by Baron Fortnightly
“When a series of mysterious murders prevents the inauguration of China’s first Empress, Detective Dee, the greatest investigative mind and Kung Fu Master of his generation, is brought back from exile to embark on a manhunt that will forever change the course of history! With a matchless performance from leading-man Andy Lau (Warlords and House of the Flying Daggers) and breathtaking action from the martial arts director of Ip Man and Ip Man 2, Detective Dee is non-stop, heart-racing entertainment in the highest traditions of Asian Action Cinema.”
Detective Dee: Mystery of the Phantom Flame is a 2010 Chinese martial arts/whodunit movie based on the Chinese folk hero and celebrated Tang Dynasty official Di Renjie, otherwise known as Judge Dee...
Review by Baron Fortnightly
“When a series of mysterious murders prevents the inauguration of China’s first Empress, Detective Dee, the greatest investigative mind and Kung Fu Master of his generation, is brought back from exile to embark on a manhunt that will forever change the course of history! With a matchless performance from leading-man Andy Lau (Warlords and House of the Flying Daggers) and breathtaking action from the martial arts director of Ip Man and Ip Man 2, Detective Dee is non-stop, heart-racing entertainment in the highest traditions of Asian Action Cinema.”
Detective Dee: Mystery of the Phantom Flame is a 2010 Chinese martial arts/whodunit movie based on the Chinese folk hero and celebrated Tang Dynasty official Di Renjie, otherwise known as Judge Dee...
- 2/26/2017
- by Guest
- Nerdly
Star Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass return to the Bourne franchise after a nine year, one film hiatus as Jason Bourne is looking at a #1 finish as it debuts in over 4,000 theaters this weekend. The weekend also features the R-rated comedy Bad Moms and Nerve, a PG-13, teen-targeted thriller that opened on Wednesday with $3.75 million and hopes to find an audience over the weekend as a piece of counter-counter-programming. Looking at a comfortable first place finish is Universal's Jason Bourne, the fifth film in the Bourne franchise and fourth starring Damon in the title role following the lackluster response to 2012's The Bourne Legacy starring Jeremy Renner. That said, this should be looked at more as a sequel to The Bourne Ultimatum, which opened with $69.2 million in August 2007. Of course, this year has not been kind to the majority of sequels. Following last weekend's opening for Star Trek Beyond and Ice Age: Collision Course,...
- 7/28/2016
- by Brad Brevet <mail@boxofficemojo.com>
- Box Office Mojo
Based on the classic fantasy novel Investiture of Gods, the upcoming big budget Chinese epic League of Gods has an incredibly strong cast, which includes Jet Li, Louis Koo, Huang Xiaoming, Fan Bingbing, Angelababy, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Wen Zhang, Jacky Heung and Andy On. Thanks to Magnum Films, we have Five double passes for the film to give away to our readers. For a chance to win, all you have to do is to follow these two steps: 1) Like the Magnum Film Facebook page, and 2) Email your name and postal address to me at: hugo[at]screenanarchy.com League of Gods will open in Australian cinemas on July 29 and this competition will close at 3pm on July 27. Good...
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- 7/21/2016
- Screen Anarchy
President Anant Singh has closed international deals for China Star’s big budget fantasy film starring Jet Li, Tony Leung Ka-fai and Fan Bingbing with Im Global and Sony Pictures Releasing International.
Im Global will sell the project in Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Japan, South Korea, Israel and the Middle East.
Sony Pictures Releasing International will distribute in North America, the UK, Australia, English-speaking Canada, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, New Zealand and the West Indies.
Distant Horizon acquired international rights from Hong Kong-based China Star in Cannes to the story about a group of superheroes with unique powers based on the ancient novel Fengshen Bang (loosely translated as Creation Of The Gods).
It is scheduled to open in China on July 29 on more than 15 000 screens.
VFX artist Koan Xu directed League Of Gods and the cast includes Louis Koo, Angelababy and Andy On.
Im Global founder and CEO Ford said: “We are delighted to be involved...
Im Global will sell the project in Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Japan, South Korea, Israel and the Middle East.
Sony Pictures Releasing International will distribute in North America, the UK, Australia, English-speaking Canada, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, New Zealand and the West Indies.
Distant Horizon acquired international rights from Hong Kong-based China Star in Cannes to the story about a group of superheroes with unique powers based on the ancient novel Fengshen Bang (loosely translated as Creation Of The Gods).
It is scheduled to open in China on July 29 on more than 15 000 screens.
VFX artist Koan Xu directed League Of Gods and the cast includes Louis Koo, Angelababy and Andy On.
Im Global founder and CEO Ford said: “We are delighted to be involved...
- 7/15/2016
- by jeremykay67@gmail.com (Jeremy Kay)
- ScreenDaily
A highly articulated baby with intense martial arts skills and an anorexic plant version of Mike Wazowski from "Monsters Inc." get chased by a cross between a "Dune" sandworm and a giant armored sperm. That's just one shot in this wild trailer for "League of Gods," a new big-budget Chinese fantasy feature that is outright crazy in all the wackiest ways.
Jet Li, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fan Bingbing, and Louis Koo all star in the film based on Fengshen Bang, an ancient Chinese mythology novel about a group of superheroes and a vixen spirit who is manipulating the king whilst disguised as one of his concubines. The film is set to open on over 15,000 screens in China at the end of July.
Jet Li, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fan Bingbing, and Louis Koo all star in the film based on Fengshen Bang, an ancient Chinese mythology novel about a group of superheroes and a vixen spirit who is manipulating the king whilst disguised as one of his concubines. The film is set to open on over 15,000 screens in China at the end of July.
- 7/14/2016
- by Garth Franklin
- Dark Horizons
"When crisis comes, heroes will rise." This looks so crazy. An official trailer has debuted online for an action fantasy film from China called League of Gods, being described as the "Chinese X-Men", and it's totally insane. The cast includes some big names including Fan Bingbing, Louis Koo, Tony Ka Fai Leung and Jet Li. This trailer has some wacky stuff in it - a baby with (farting) super powers, some kind of weird plant, a crazy CGI snake thing, surfing on shields, a guy with wings who can shoot lightning from his hands, and so much more. At least the action looks like it might be cool. The rest of it - I don't know. You must watch this. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Koan Hui's League of Gods, found on Vimeo (via Deadline): Based on the 16th-century Chinese novel Feng Shen Yan Yi (The Investiture...
- 7/14/2016
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
You guys have got to watch this trailer for a new Chinese fantasy martial arts film called League of Gods. This thing is legit badass! The film is based on the 16th-century Chinese novel Feng Shen Yan Yi (The Investiture of the Gods), and the story tells of how King Zhou of Shang becomes a tyrant due to the wiles of Daji, a vixen spirit who is disguised as one of his concubines.
The film is also described as the "Chinese X-Men," and it looks batshit insane. The trailer is packed with all kinds of awesome elements mixed in with some really weird stuff like a CG baby with farting superpowers and a strange-looking plant. As you'll see in the trailer, though, there is a lot of cool and beautiful imagery. This thing looks like one crazy epic adventure that's going to be an absolute blast to watch.
The film stars Fan Bingbing,...
The film is also described as the "Chinese X-Men," and it looks batshit insane. The trailer is packed with all kinds of awesome elements mixed in with some really weird stuff like a CG baby with farting superpowers and a strange-looking plant. As you'll see in the trailer, though, there is a lot of cool and beautiful imagery. This thing looks like one crazy epic adventure that's going to be an absolute blast to watch.
The film stars Fan Bingbing,...
- 7/14/2016
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
Excusive: Set for a July 29 release through Bona Film Group in the Middle Kingdom, League of Gods is being billed as a “Chinese X-Men.” The action fantasy pic is directed by Koan Xu and boasts a starry cast that includes Jet Li, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fan Bingbing, Louis Koo, Angelababy and Xu Qing. There’s also CGI work that’s somewhat reminiscent of last year’s summer smash Monster Hunt. Check out the exclusive international trailer above. The story is based on Fengshen Bang…...
- 7/13/2016
- Deadline
Directed by: Koan Hui, Vernie Yeung
Jet Li is back and ready for action in the new fantasy epic League of Gods. Based on the 16th-century Chinese novel “The Investiture Of The Gods”.
The film features an all star cast including Louis Koo, Fan Bingbing, Tony Leung Ka-Fai.
Synopsis: A long time ago, a determined King Zhou, supported by his concubine Daji, sets his mind on conquering the Middle Kingdom. After years of slaughter, the unyielding Adept tribes have been eliminated in succession. Jiang and General Ji from Qishan are King Zhou’s longstanding opponents. Under a divinatory sign, Jiang discovers that the Sword of Light can reverse the adversity.
Trailer...
Jet Li is back and ready for action in the new fantasy epic League of Gods. Based on the 16th-century Chinese novel “The Investiture Of The Gods”.
The film features an all star cast including Louis Koo, Fan Bingbing, Tony Leung Ka-Fai.
Synopsis: A long time ago, a determined King Zhou, supported by his concubine Daji, sets his mind on conquering the Middle Kingdom. After years of slaughter, the unyielding Adept tribes have been eliminated in succession. Jiang and General Ji from Qishan are King Zhou’s longstanding opponents. Under a divinatory sign, Jiang discovers that the Sword of Light can reverse the adversity.
Trailer...
- 7/9/2016
- by The Tiger
- AsianMoviePulse
Leung Ka Fai (aka Tony Leung, aka Big Tony) is the force of nature that propels Cold War 2 through nearly every tight spot it encounters. Returning as M.B. Lee, a granite-faced police official who graciously retired and ceded his power to Sean Lau (Aaron Kwok) in 2012's Cold War, he is alternately hot and cold in the sequel, but always cool. As a 30-year veteran of the Hong Kong Police Department (Hkpd), he has learned how to control his temper, but when the volcano wants to blow, it blows, and so does Lee, and he leaves a trail of destruction in his wake. Leung infuses Lee with a range of emotions that are only barely suggested when his eyes widen and narrow with anger...
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- 7/7/2016
- Screen Anarchy
Started in 1989 by the prolific Wong Jing, the God of Gamblers series has been continuing to entertain audiences for the past 27 years. Starring some of the biggest stars in Hong Kong cinema, Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Ng Man Tat, Leon Lai, Nick Cheung, Donnie Yen and a lot more, the series has had its ups and downs, but each film usually has something for most Hong Kong cinema fans. Incorporating sequels, spinoffs, unofficial spinoffs and even spinoffs of spinoffs, the God of Gamblers series is truly one of a kind. God of Gamblers – 1989 This is where it all started. Probably the best film from Wong Jing (some would argue that it wouldn’t be difficult),...
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- 7/6/2016
- Screen Anarchy
Cold War 2 is the hotly anticipated sequel to the 2012 Hong Kong crime thriller, which was the highest grossing local film at the Hk box office in that year. It swept the Hong Kong Film Awards, winning Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Actor (for Tony Leung Ka Fai) and five other awards. Tony is back, along with Aaron Kwok and Eddie Peng, while Chow Yun Fat has joined the cast. Thanks to Australian distributor Magnum Films, we have Five double passes for the film to give away to our readers. For a chance to win, all you have to do is to follow these two steps: 1) Like the Magnum Film Facebook page, and 2) Email your name...
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- 7/1/2016
- Screen Anarchy
The past several months have seen a busy promotionial campaign for the new sequel thriller, Cold War 2. It's a sequel that is hugely deserving given how solid the first film in 2012 is despite some wonky CG work. Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung are back again following the explosive action and tumult that ensued with two opposing authorities of the Hong Kong police forced to settle their differences within the seedy limits politics of their police force to solve the case of a missing police van with several officers, and the rising body count in the wake of missing money. The first film brought us an exciting story with an open-ended plot twist and so it was only a matter of minutes before a...
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- 6/30/2016
- Screen Anarchy
While you may not recognize Koan Hui by name you are almost certainly familiar with his work if you are at all a fan of classic Hong Kong cinema. A long time collaborator with Tsui Hark, Hui racked up assistant director credits on a stack of titles including multiple entries in the Once Upon A Time In China series, The Blade, Green Snake and Black Mask before making the switch to visual effects work with titles such as Zu Warriors, Spl, Dragon Tiger Gate and Painted Skin: The Resurrection. And now - after 25 years in the industry - Hui gets his first solo directing credit with the upcoming League Of Gods. Jet Li, Louis Koo, Fan Bingbing and Tony Leung Ka Fai all star...
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- 6/29/2016
- Screen Anarchy
Chow Yun Fat joins the original cast of Hong Kong thriller Cold War - the highest grossing Hk film of 2012 - for the upcoming Cold War 2. And this is one sequel that appears to be holding to the 'same but more' theory of sequels with the entire creative team back in place along with the original cast. And while this first trailer exists mostly to whet the appetite there's still plenty here to promise plenty of slick. glossy action within. Tony Leung Ka-fai, Aaron Kwok, Charlie Young, Eddie Peng and Aarif Rahman make up the rest of the core cast of the cop thriller with directors Longman Leung and Sunny Luk retunring. Check out the trailer - with English subtitles included - below....
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- 3/14/2016
- Screen Anarchy
Chow Yun Fat has joined the cast of Edko Films’ Cold War 2, directed by Longman Leung and Sunny Luk, which is currently in production.
All major cast members from the first film are set to return, including Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Young, Eddie Peng Yuyan and Aarif Rahman.
Cold War was the highest-grossing Hong Kong film in 2012, earning $5.8m (Hk$44.9m) in Hong Kong and $40m (RMB253m) in China.
It also won nine prizes at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including best film, best director, best screenplay and best actor for Tony Leung Ka Fai.
The sequel is being lined up for release in July 2016.
All major cast members from the first film are set to return, including Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Young, Eddie Peng Yuyan and Aarif Rahman.
Cold War was the highest-grossing Hong Kong film in 2012, earning $5.8m (Hk$44.9m) in Hong Kong and $40m (RMB253m) in China.
It also won nine prizes at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including best film, best director, best screenplay and best actor for Tony Leung Ka Fai.
The sequel is being lined up for release in July 2016.
- 10/12/2015
- by lizshackleton@gmail.com (Liz Shackleton)
- ScreenDaily
Chow Yun Fat has joined the cast of Edko Films’ Cold War 2, directed by Longman Leung and Sunny Luk, which is currently in production.
All major cast members from the first film are set to return, including Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Young, Eddie Peng Yuyan and Aarif Rahman.
Cold War was the highest-grossing Hong Kong film in 2012, earning $5.8m (Hk$44.9m) in Hong Kong and $40m (RMB253m) in China. It also won nine prizes at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including best film, best director, best screenplay and best actor for Tony Leung Ka Fai.
The sequel is being lined up for release in July 2016.
All major cast members from the first film are set to return, including Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Young, Eddie Peng Yuyan and Aarif Rahman.
Cold War was the highest-grossing Hong Kong film in 2012, earning $5.8m (Hk$44.9m) in Hong Kong and $40m (RMB253m) in China. It also won nine prizes at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including best film, best director, best screenplay and best actor for Tony Leung Ka Fai.
The sequel is being lined up for release in July 2016.
- 10/12/2015
- by lizshackleton@gmail.com (Liz Shackleton)
- ScreenDaily
Helios is the new film from Sunny Luk and Longmond Leung, the directing duo behind Cold War (Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai), which was the top grossing local film at the Hong Kong box office in 2012. It is a high-octane thriller that stars Jacky Cheung and Nick Cheung, and has a support cast that includes actors from Hong Kong, China and Korea. Thanks to its distributor Magnum Films, we have Five double passes to give away to our readers. For a chance to win, all you have to do is to follow these two steps: 1) Like the Magnum Film Facebook page, and 2) Email your name and postal address to me at: hugo[at]twitchfilm.net Helios will open in Australian cinemas on April 30,...
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- 4/23/2015
- Screen Anarchy
China Lion Film Distribution will release the Andy Lau drama Lost And Love in North America, Australia and New Zealand day-and-date with mainland China next month. Tackling the en vogue theme of child abduction, and based on real events, Lost And Love is the story of a desperate father, Lei (Andy Lau), from Hubei province who spends years scouring the country searching for his son, who was abducted as a young boy. A chance encounter with a young mechanic, Ceng (Jing Boran), who himself was kidnapped as a child, is the trigger for a profound friendship that brings hope, courage and perseverance to their otherwise desperate lives. The film also features Sandra Ng and Tony Leung Ka Fai and marks the directorial debut of novelist...
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- 2/28/2015
- Screen Anarchy
A24’s A Most Violent Year will dominate the Specialty Box Office New Year’s weekend. The feature began as director J.C. Chandor was releasing his previous feature, All Is Lost. A Most Violent Year will begin its limited run in the New Year, but the title will have a wide release by the end of the month. Also opening this weekend is IFC Films’ doc The Search For General Tso, which has its roots from a New York Times Best Seller. Well Go USA will bow China’s The Taking Of Tiger Mountain in exclusive engagements. The title opened number one at home when it rolled out ahead of Christmas. And Magnolia’s genre label, Magnet, will open Spanish thriller [Rec] 4: Apocalypse in five locations January 2. the title is already available via ultra-vod.
A Most Violent Year
Director-writer: J.C. Chandor
Cast: Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain, David Oyelowo, Alessandro Nivola,...
A Most Violent Year
Director-writer: J.C. Chandor
Cast: Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain, David Oyelowo, Alessandro Nivola,...
- 1/1/2015
- by Brian Brooks
- Deadline
While it sometimes feels stiff and overlong, Hong Kong war drama The Taking of Tiger Mountain, the latest from essential action director Tsui Hark (Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame), also proves disarmingly entertaining thanks to a Tsui specialty: spectacular fight scenes. Based on Tracks in the Snowy Forest, Qu Bo's novel about an isolated People's Liberation Army unit's grueling battles with Kuomintang soldiers and local warlords in post-wwii Northern China, the film can feel like a never-ending series of double-crosses and reversals of fortune. But the plot is simple: Selfless heroes like Shao Jinbao (Kenny Lin), a stoic army captain, try to depose flamboyant villains like the greedy bandit Hawk (Tony Leung Ka-fai in a horrendo...
- 12/31/2014
- Village Voice
We just watched the first trailer for Tsui Hark’s “The Taking of Tiger Mountain 3D,” and we won’t lie —we want to see the full skiing sequence. Now. The 3D epic opens Christmas Eve in China (no U.S. info yet), and is likely to be big. Tony Leung Ka Fai, Lin Geng-Xin and Zhang Han-Yu star in this thriller, which is set in the 1940s and tells the story of a spy dispatched to infiltrate a group of extremely dangerous bandits. And did we mention there’s a skiing sequence? From what we can discern, there’s a pretty epic chase —on skis!— down a mountain, through a village (the combatants fight while zipping down the roof of a house) and ultimately over a massive chasm! More please! English speaking audiences will be a little lost as far as the story goes, as the trailer’s in...
- 11/18/2014
- by Zach Hollwedel
- The Playlist
Iconic director Tsui Hark will unleash his latest period set action epic on Chinese cinemas this Christmas and the first trailer has arrived to whet the appetite. And, yes, fans will be positively drooling over this one.Set in the 1940's the story revolves around a Chinese spy sent to infiltrate heavily armed bandit forces. Tony Leung Ka Fai, Zhang Han-Yu and Lin Geng-Xin star but let's be honest ... you're going to see this for the high speed skiing stunts. Yup. Take a look at the trailer below....
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- 11/17/2014
- Screen Anarchy
Hong Kong director and UFO (United Filmmakers Organization) founder Lee Chi Ngai returns with “Horseplay”, an old-fashioned crime comedy boasting an all-star cast and exotic European locations. Though an acclaimed director, best known for the much loved “Lost and Found”, Lee isn’t exactly prolific, and the film is his first feature length Chinese language offering since “Magic Kitchen” back in 2004, following his segment in last year’s horror omnibus “Tales from the Dark”. Hk favourites Kelly Chen, Ekin Cheng and Tony Leung Ka Fai headline, with support from the likes of Eric Tsang, Wong Cho Lam and Mandy Lieu in a light-hearted tale of cops, robbers and art theft. Chen stars as Mui, an entertainment journalist who’s overjoyed when she gets the chance to combine a trip to London to attend her friend’s wedding with an assignment to try and track down a notorious art thief called...
- 7/11/2014
- by James Mudge
- Beyond Hollywood
Johnnie To! The master of Hong Kong genre cinema, whose film career spans over 25 years, celebrates his birthday in April; so what better time to screen one of his finest films. Terracotta Film Club presents Election, a powerful modern Triad thriller set in a criminal underworld, steeped in tradition, code and ritual, starring two Hong Kong cinema stars Simon Yam and Tony Leung Ka Fai. Murky politics and brutal beatings in this intelligent look at Triad society; that’s a ‘must-see’ for fans To, and offers a realistic look at what it means to be a gangster in Hong Kong today. As with previous editions, the event will run for one night only on Wednesday 30 April at the Prince Charles Cinema in London. So get in quick! Synopsis: The secret world of Hong Kong’s Triad society. A crime family flirts with democracy, leading to a fierce gangland battle in...
- 4/14/2014
- 24framespersecond.net
It’s remake time again, as the 2007 Milkyway outing “Eye in the Sky” from director Yau Nai Hoi and producers Johnnie To and Tsui Siu Ming gets a Korean makeover in “Cold Eyes”. The film was directed by duo Jo Eui Seok (“The World of Silence”) and Kim Byung Seo (a noted cinematographer who recently worked on the likes of “Dangerous Liaisons” and “Hindsight”), and stars Sol Kyung Gu (“Public Enemy”), Jung Woo Sung (“Reign of Assassins”), and Han Hyo Ju (“Masquerade”) in the roles originally played by Simon Yam, Tony Leung Ka Fai and Kate Tsui. Pulling in more than five million admissions at the local box office, the film was one of the biggest Korean hits of 2013, and also proved popular with the critics, Han Hyo Ju winning Best Actress at the Blue Dragon Awards – all of which is no mean feat for a remake. The film kicks...
- 12/20/2013
- by James Mudge
- Beyond Hollywood
Plot74% Acting78% Directing75% Music70%Good Acting performancesCan disappoint if expecting more Action 74%Overall Score Reader Rating: (1 Vote)70%
When you know a bit about Hon Jin, internationally known as Cold War, before watching it, you can’t help but expect quite a lot of this film. First of all, it features superstars Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung Ka-fai. Next to this, the film won 9 Hong Kong Film Awards in April 2013, including best film, best director, best actor (Tony Leung Ka-fai) and best screenplay. This might result in setting one’s expectations quite high.
A van with 5 top police officers and the most advanced equipment vanishes without a trace. It doesn’t take long before the hijackers contact the police and demand a large sum of money. Rival deputy commissioners Lau (Aaron Kwok) and Lee (Tony Leung Ka-fai) want to lead the case, which is codenamed Cold War. The problem is that...
When you know a bit about Hon Jin, internationally known as Cold War, before watching it, you can’t help but expect quite a lot of this film. First of all, it features superstars Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung Ka-fai. Next to this, the film won 9 Hong Kong Film Awards in April 2013, including best film, best director, best actor (Tony Leung Ka-fai) and best screenplay. This might result in setting one’s expectations quite high.
A van with 5 top police officers and the most advanced equipment vanishes without a trace. It doesn’t take long before the hijackers contact the police and demand a large sum of money. Rival deputy commissioners Lau (Aaron Kwok) and Lee (Tony Leung Ka-fai) want to lead the case, which is codenamed Cold War. The problem is that...
- 12/11/2013
- by Thor
- AsianMoviePulse
Cold War Contest Giveaway Sweepstakes. This Cold War DVD contest, giveaway, sweepstakes illustrates Cold War‘s release on DVD on October 1, 2013. Lok Man Leung, Kim-ching Luk‘s Cold War‘s stars Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Yeung, Andy On, Terence Yin, Aarif Rahman, Andy Lau, Byron Mann, and [...]
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- 10/12/2013
- by Rollo Tomasi
- Film-Book
Tickets are now on sale for the 5th Terracotta Far East Film Festival, which yet again proves to be an excellent showcase of the best new films from around Asia. Taking place at the Prince Charles Cinema and Ica in London from 6-15 June, UK audiences can enjoy more than 20 new films from around the region that might otherwise not be seen in British cinemas at all.Highlights of this year's festival include Hong Kong blockbuster Cold War, starring Aaron Kwon and Tony Leung Ka Fai, Johnnie To's mainland thriller Drug War, Korean favourites The Berlin File and A Werewolf Boy, as well as Sono Sion's A Land of Hope representing Japan. There are also a number of excellent independent genre films, including Oh Young-doo's...
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- 5/15/2013
- Screen Anarchy
Cold War, one of Hong Kong's best crime thrillers in recent years, has dominated this year's Hong Kong Film Awards, winning a total of 9 awards: Best Film, Best Director (Longman Leung, Sunny Luk Kim Ching), Best Screenplay (Longman Leung, Sunny Luk Kim Ching), Best Actor (Tony Leung Ka Fai), Best New Performer (Alex Tsui), Best Film Editing (Kong Chi Leung & Wong Hoi), Best Original Film Score (Peter Kam Pui Tat), Best Sound Design (Kinson Tsang) and Best Visual Effects (Cecil Cheng). It is worth a special mention that Tony Leung Ka Fai's win this year is his fourth Best Actor Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He previously won for his performances in Reign Behind the Curtain (in 1984), 92 Legendary La Rose...
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- 4/13/2013
- Screen Anarchy
For anyone who hasn’t seen “Tai Chi 0”, there are spoilers in the following review. Stephen Fung’s steampunk-martial arts epic “Tai Chi” continues with “Tai Chi Hero”, released hot on the heels of “Tai Chi 0”, with the third instalment apparently not due until 2014. Again directed by Fung and written and produced by Chen Kuo Fu (“Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame”, “Aftershock”), the film was shot in 3D back to back with the first outing, and continues the tale of Lu Chan (aka ‘The Freak’) as he tries to learn the Chen village Tai Chi and control his explosive inner strength. All of the original cast return, with real life Olympic gold medal-winning wushu champion Yuan Xiaochao, Angelababy (“First Time”), Fang Zijing (Eddie Peng, “Love”) and veteran favourite (Tony Leung Ka Fai, “Election”) again headlining, joined by newcomers William Feng (“Painted Skin: The Resurrection...
- 1/22/2013
- by James Mudge
- Beyond Hollywood
Lam Ching Ying is my favorite star in any Horror movie, weather it be taking on hopping vampires or just plain old spirits, no one does it better than lam.
His roles in the Mr.Vampire movies show his skills as an actor, with great comic timing which goes well with his serious acting side, which we dont normally get to see on screen. This role would make him, not just a big star in Asia but also worldwide as the master of Vampire killers.
I hope you enjoy my top 10 list and please feel free to write your own favorites in the comments box at the bottom of the page.
10.Mr.Vampire 2 (1986)
Cast:Lam Ching Ying, Yuen Biao, Moon Lee, Chung Fat, Billy Lau
Mr.Vampire 2 as some good moments throughout the movie but doesn’t live up to the first one. Here Lam Ching Ying takes on Hopping...
His roles in the Mr.Vampire movies show his skills as an actor, with great comic timing which goes well with his serious acting side, which we dont normally get to see on screen. This role would make him, not just a big star in Asia but also worldwide as the master of Vampire killers.
I hope you enjoy my top 10 list and please feel free to write your own favorites in the comments box at the bottom of the page.
10.Mr.Vampire 2 (1986)
Cast:Lam Ching Ying, Yuen Biao, Moon Lee, Chung Fat, Billy Lau
Mr.Vampire 2 as some good moments throughout the movie but doesn’t live up to the first one. Here Lam Ching Ying takes on Hopping...
- 12/6/2012
- by kingofkungfu
- AsianMoviePulse
Thanks to our friends at Dream Movie Australia, we have Five double passes for the latest Hong Kong crime thriller Cold War to give away for our Australian readers! The film stars Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung Kar Fai, and is doing very well at the Hong Kong box office right now. How to win: It's really simple. All you have to do is email your name and postal address to me at: hugo@twitchfilm.net. The competition will close at 3pm on Thursday November 22.Cold War is distributed in Oz by Dream Movie Australia. The film is currently showing in selected cinemas across Australia. Good luck! ...
- 11/20/2012
- Screen Anarchy
Xu Huihui is relatively new to the Kung Fu world, recently starring in the Chinese TV Series ‘The Legend of Wing Chun’, she as also landed a part in the upcoming movie ‘Tai Chi Hero’, along side Tony Leung, Yuen Biao and many more.
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Xu Huihui was born on the 9th February 1986, she started learning in the art of Wu Shu at just the young age of 6 under her teacher and mother Xu Guan Guan. At the age of 9 she left China and went to live in Italy, not long after she won her first tournament and since that day, she as never looked back winning many tournaments and trophies along the way including National and International tournaments.
Her skills and life long practice of the Martial Arts have got her great roles so far and i feel she will only get better and...
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Xu Huihui was born on the 9th February 1986, she started learning in the art of Wu Shu at just the young age of 6 under her teacher and mother Xu Guan Guan. At the age of 9 she left China and went to live in Italy, not long after she won her first tournament and since that day, she as never looked back winning many tournaments and trophies along the way including National and International tournaments.
Her skills and life long practice of the Martial Arts have got her great roles so far and i feel she will only get better and...
- 11/19/2012
- by kingofkungfu
- AsianMoviePulse
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