Budget
$50,000,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$66,428
Budget
$50,000,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$66,428
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By Gerardo 2022-10-13 20:51:49
Fantasy Chinese Classical Romance Movie
That's right, it's a Chinese classical love movie!
I think at least 8 points for the review. This is a Chinese Spring and Autumn Festival, which is shown by a couple of American explorers, a Scottish noble soldier in the British army colonized in India, and a local female soldier in India. An old-fashioned classic love movie. Oh my mom, how did the director shoot this. After reading it, I feel that it is the Spring of a Small Town in the enhanced version of the sci-fi version of the...
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By Karelle 2023-09-08 22:01:22
The story setting is still very good, and the director has serious problems. It's a pity that Harnett and the beautiful model...
By Eveline 2023-09-04 16:03:55
Long time no see,...
By Corine 2023-08-14 04:24:27
The Lord of the Rings: Love Through Time and...
By Bernice 2023-08-06 08:40:20
The film translates to a bizarre journey. I can't find it anywhere. Searching for the English name, the result went to the BBC's science and education film. The movie is alright. The bigger the investment, the...
By Lesly 2023-08-05 03:14:41
JHart crossing. But the light is very poor, can you fill in the light? What do you mean? The story looks okay, but the actors' performances are almost without tension, and the music can't keep up! A 4.5 on IMDB is simply appalling. In the movies of the couple, the female ticket is very photogenic, and it is worthy of being a...
[first lines]
[Instrumental music]
Sadhu: Why are you frightened child?
Tulaja Naik: I'm disturbed by my visions, Gurdev. I see strange figures... in white. In some strange place full of light. I see a man in some other place in a blood red coat. And I see a ring which shimmers in a blue light.
[ominous wind gusting]
Sadhu: You wish to know the meaning of these visions, child... come what may?
[Tulaja nods]
Sadhu: There was a ring, child. Long ago. It was forged of eternal love. One ring made of two rings. To fit together, both halves had to be pure at the first moment of love. After much toil, a match was finally created. The two halves combined... and formed a single ring. It is said, that once united... even if separated by an ocean or an age... they will always reunite. They are called, "The Lovers."
Sadhu: Look in yourself, Tulaja... It will be, thus. You would love with the full force of a woman's heart. And your love will be returned in full. But you will betray your love and as you have foreseen, he will die.
Tulaja Naik: Gurdev, am I such a person, Gurdev?
Sadhu: What beats within your chest, Tulaja?
Tulaja Naik: My heart, Gurdev.
Sadhu: Where else in the universe is betrayal, Tulaja? If not in the human heart.
Tulaja Naik: I will not betray. I swear not to do so, Gurdev. I will not betray.
Sadhu: Your path is already chosen.
Tulaja Naik: Then I will not love.
[last lines]
Sadhu: Of such entangling, is our universe woven. A hard pattern you may say, this path of love. But how, child, could it be otherwise?