Fidel 2022-04-19 09:02:19
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Durward 2022-04-24 07:01:15
I don't know when Jet Li got really old~~~ Then, I don't like him anymore~
Amani 2022-03-26 09:01:08
This film is Jet Li's last kung fu film, and it was directed by Yu Rentai, a Chinese director who developed in Hollywood. Yu Rentai used the professional production standards and mainstream narrative methods learned from Hollywood to tell a self-complete story. On the contrary, Hong Kong-made action films always presented the dilemma of separation of technology and content in the past. In particular, Yuan Heping was used to design action scenes. There are no pompous or pointless fights, everything serves the narrative. Huo Yuanjia, played by Jet Li, has grown from an arrogant swing boy to a national hero who knows the roots. Clever correspondence and overlap, Jet Li's performance is more eclectic and generous. But in this age of faulty action actors, Jet Li's summary of the hero image on the screen this time has some sad sighs.
Huo Yuan Jia: Poison works very quickly. It has worked its way to my heart... Zhensheng, promise me you won't seek revenge. Revenge will only bring us more bloodshed. Please, that's not what I want. We must strive to become triumphant... Nong Jinsun, I only understand wushu. I practiced for many years to understand what Wushu is, what is wushu's real purpose. The competition must continue. One cannot choose how one's life begins. It takes courage to finish the final step.
Anno Tanaka: Since there's no superiority or inferiority in Wushu, why still have competition?
Huo Yuan Jia: I believe that there's no superiority or inferiority in Wushu. Just the distinction of practitioners with different levels of ability. Through the competition we can discover this and meet the true self. Because indeed the antagonist is namely ourself. Only through competition, can one recognise one's true self.
