In this regard, it is estimated that many people have focused on it, so I won't repeat it. The original intention of the film is probably to show Westerners a oriental mirror. Strictly speaking, the absurd mix and match is a bit like Kafka's Great Wall and Yourcenar's King Buddha, such as Chinese and Western clothing, hairstyles, architecture, and scenery. , the inexplicably waiting for the death of Lord Baylor and the assassin who sent him to death, etc. Unfortunately, the aesthetic taste is too far apart, and it is only a primary school student's homework.
Every character is very naive, and they are Westerners who are cheerful and indifferent. Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen seem to have deep expressions, but the narration betrays them, and their psychological activities are equally silly. What could have stood out was the character Xue Ping. Many passages about her are actually beautiful. She is lonely and ignorant. She does not trust people and is not trusted by others. The master taught her to stab copper coins, but she can't learn, lose her temper, and fight. But after a flash of light, he learned it, and the innocent joy raised his brows, and then he froze again. When he was just beginning his studies, he was also at the moment of death. If so, it would be moving. It's a pity that, after playing a dead scene for a long time, he is still alive.
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