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Before China became the republic it is today, it was the site of a two-thousand-year-old empire that saw various dynasties come and go. A lot happened there over the years, which saw many wars and civil conflicts oscillating between periods of prosperity and chaos. With such a rich and colorful history, it is only natural that filmmakers will want to make movies set during the years of the Chinese Empire.
At the Hong Kong Film Awards that year, Once Upon a Time in China was nominated for eight different awards, winning four of them for Best Director, Best Film Editing, Best Original Film Score, and, of course, Best Action Choreography. Nowadays, Once Upon a Time in China is considered a staple of the wuxia genre, a must-see classic for martial arts fans in general.
Because it's John Woo, the action is going to be a little ridiculous and over-the-top — that's sort of what Woo is known for, after all. Beyond that, Red Cliff was praised as being less about one-on-one action and more about sweeping battlefield/wartime action, making it a spectacle for the eyes and a brilliant reimagining of a bloody battle that occurred almost 2000 years ago.
Release Date August 27, 2002 Director Zhang Yimou Cast Jet Li , Tony Leung , Maggie Cheung , Zhang Ziyi , Donnie Yen , Chen Daoming Runtime 99 minutes Writers Feng Li , Bin Wang , Zhang Yimou 6 'Kingdom' Era: Warring States Period Not to be confused with Netflix's 2019 South Korean horror series of the same name, Kingdom is a Japanese movie based on a manga series by Yasuhisa Hara.
2 'A Touch of Zen' Era: Ming Dynasty A Touch of Zen was one of the first wuxia films to be led by a woman, which was a very daring prospect at the time. Based on the Chinese folktale Xianü, the movie takes a long, hard look at several interesting and hot-button topics, including feminism, black-and-white thinking, and Zen Buddhism. Curated with care and caution, A Touch of Zen stars Hsu Feng as Yang Hui-zhen, a princess who runs into a failing artist named Gu Sheng-tsai .
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