It's Love
白蛇傳說
Rendező:
Tony ChingZeneszerző:
Mark LuiSzereplők:
Jet Li, Eva Huang, Charlene Choi, Chapman To, Suet Lam, Wu Jiang, Vivian Hsu, Miriam Yeung, Wen Zhang, Michelle Wai, Alfred Hsing, Raymond Lam, Kar-Ying Law (több)Tartalmak(1)
Két világ létezik: az emberi és a démoni. A két világ között tilos a szerelem és a házasság. A démonok gonosz pusztítók, amilyen Zöld Kígyó (Charlene Choi) is. Ám Fehér Kígyó (Shengyi Huang) különbözik a többi démontól, s első látásra beleszeret egy emberbe, Xu Xianba (Raymond Lam), akiért bármit megtenne. A tilalmat megszegve szépséges nővé változik, s Xu Xian szerelmét elnyerve házasságot kötnek. Boldogságuk azonban nem tarthat soká, mert hamarosan megjelenik Fahai szerzetes (Jet Li), aki kíméletlenül le akar számolni minden démonnal. (AMC Hungary)
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Crazy digital tricks, that's not exactly something I would expect from a Chinese film that in recent years impressed me mainly with its classic tricks, especially that beautiful flying during the fights. But right from the beginning, the movie dives into digital effects and it doesn't look nice. Even Jet Li doesn't look good in that digital world. Those digital effects simply aren't beautiful and they turn the movie into a sci-fi illusion. The animals don't help much either when they are talking even underwater. The fight scenes are overdone and not good here either. It's without inspiration and it doesn't even try to be very Chinese.
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I came across this Asian fantasy film by complete accident and I have to say it wasn't that bad at all. I'll probably never get used to the typically Asian way of acting, which is a bit too affected at times, but so be it. As far as the technical workmanship goes, it was watchable despite the visual effects being weaker in places – I've certainly seen worse. What irritated me the most was the henchman who was slowly becoming a demon, otherwise I didn't mind any of the actors in any significant way (aside from the sometimes unnatural acting). A fantasy piece from a slightly different part of the world than we are used to, but all the more reason to recommend it for viewing.
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