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Samedi, août 28th, 2010 |
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Wei Pai stars as a master swordsman who loves his sister and always tries to befriend people in need. Damian Lau (Duel to the Death) stars as a drunkard who’s sword skills are at least equal to Wei Pai’s. A man named Master Kao is looking for men to revenge his family who were killed at the inaugurate of the movie. Master Kao gets the 2 swordsmen to aid him out, but he seems to be hiding what his opinion really is. I idea I knew exactly what was going on, but I got a major surprise during the last act of the movie. The sage is capable for the most fraction, but the action is definitely the best thing about the movie.
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If you have seen The Hand of Death, then you know that John Woo was a first-rate kung fu movie maker. Last Hurrah for Chivalry is his masterpiece. There are plenty of doughty moments, and it gets shapely bloody, but John Woo’s style is very novel. The yarn is told well, the 2 heroes have some wonderful comedic exchanges, and the villains are all extremely tough. It covers all the essentials. 110% pains was assign into every section of this movie, including the sets. Golden Harvest tried hard to rival the Shaw Brothers sets, and their hard work really pays off. The sets never feel cheap, and the outdoor locations are also pretty. The cinematography always feels alive and makes scenes better than they would be objective sitting lazy. You can survey why John Woo moved onto bigger and better things not long after making this.
The action is top notch. The choreography isn’t the absolute best you will ever discover, but the directing and editing are grand, and the action scenes are very intense. Fung Hak-on (the fight choreographer) has the best fight of the movie vs. Wei Pai, and all of the other fights are helpful. This is the best physical performance I have ever seen from Damian Lau. His sword skills are of course gracious, but his athletic skills also impressed me. Lee Hoi San is sizable as the main villain, but Chien Yuet San steals the display as the Sleeping Wizard. I have seen the sleeping style veteran in 4 or 5 movies, but this is by far the funniest version. And the action is not strictly sword fighting. There is a substantial hand to hand match with Lee Hoi San, and even during the sword fights there are a lot of punches.
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4.5/5
The relate quality is too luminous and there is some speckling, but the represent quality is mild radiant superb. Sound quality is perfect. The English dub is hard to listen to, but luckily the unusual Cantonese track is included. Subtitles are well written.
Special features include a mountainous commentary from Bey Logan. He is a very knowledgable Hong Kong film expert, and he gives tons of titillating info. This is one of the better Dragon Dynasty commentaries I have heard.
In the 9 petite interview with Fung Hak-on, he talks about how he came to work with John Woo. He also talks about having to film 100 strokes in a single buy. This might seem astonishing, but he says that he messed up on the 99th stroke and had to film it over again. It ended up taking too long, and John Woo had to edit it. Filming fight scenes in grand kung fu movies did not steal a day or two, it could steal half a year, or sometimes even longer depending on how many action scenes are in the movie. He also talks about his assistant Chien Yuet Sang and his crazy sleeping style. And it seems that this movie is where that style came from. Fung Hak-on is definintely among the best ever fight choreographers, and it is always a joy to hear every word he has to say. The sizable thing about the Dragon Dynasty DVDs is that they always fetch original interviews with the actors. It is really a kung fu movies fan’s dream advance moral.
The 11 shrimp interview with Lee Hoi San is immense. He talks about his long friendship with Fung Hak-on, his role in the movie, and other things.
The 11 microscopic Legendary Weapons featurette is another Dragon Dynasty unfamiliar. It is hosted by Bey Logan and he gives short descriptions of the weapons passe in the movie, and also gives demonstrations. Then some Chinese guy gives a more burly demonstration. Yet another righteous special feature from Dragon Dynasty.
I am stuck between whether I should give this movie a 4 or a 5 star rating, but the special features easily bump this disc up up to a 5.
Martial arts mayhem, with a touch of humor in the tradition of the Shaw Brothers productions, but produced by Golden Harvest studios. Themes include honor, loyalty, betrayal and subterfuge. Powerful better production than the Jackie Chan films from the same time period.
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Last Hurrah for Chivalry is even better in DVD. This widesrceen production is a “10″ in terms of relate quality! The Mandarin dubbed version of the movie is especially splendid. Genuine color and focus are satisfactory adjectives to picture the video allotment. I own the video has been reworked, because for a film that was originally released in 1979 the video tranquil seems unique.
The audio quality is equal to the task. The producers have spared no expense and have transfer the fresh soundtrack recording to Dolby Digital 5.1. I retract it was remastered to construct the conversion, because it doesn’t say so on the box. Not many studios now adays will go to such expense to update a movie over 20 years obsolete.
By the design this DVD has the modern Cantonese version with English subtitles, or you can peep the film dubbed in English or Mandarin, with a choice of English, simplified or obsolete Chinese subtitles.
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I have the fresh video of the film as well and noticed the English translation is some instances is different than the DVD, but the video quality on the DVD fair blows the video away. If you have a DVD player…acquire the DVD… You won’t be disappointed.
This is my current John Woo film. It’s better than the latest films he has produced here for the US market, including Broken Arrow etc..
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