The newly replaced soundtrack has kept me from being able to play. Like and dislike a certain kind of music, it is a very subjective thing.
And the replacement of the dubbing made me a little crazy. Although that version of the dubbing was not so good that it could not be improved, the old version is still more comfortable than the current version. (Even if I'm a little nostalgic, but please make your own judgment after reading both editions.)
You can compare the old and new editions of "Evil in the East and the West in the West", and then write a "On the Influence of Sound Modeling on Narrative".
It is said that the picture has been re-colored. Some of the pictures have obviously been adjusted, and they have all become color blocks and paste on the screen.
Among all the actors, only Leslie Cheung, Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung can withstand long close-ups. Others, either show their timidity, or simply pass by. Only good actors can stand the test of long close-ups. And this can only be felt by watching a movie.
After watching the final version of "Dong Xie Xi Po", I went home and found the DVD and watched it again.
View more about Ashes of Time reviews
