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Since Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon hit big back in 2000 and unexpectedly crossed over into the mainstream thanks to director Ang Lee’s artful approach, the Wuxia sub genre of Asian action flicks has been in kind of a funk. Director Zhang Yimou brought it further into the public consciousness with his visually stunning films Hero and House of Flying [...]
South Korean cinema has been making an indelible mark over in the west for a good decade or so now, with a number of enthusiastically received genre films whose visual scope and richness in storytelling has positioned them on a par with the best English-language counterparts out there. It was only a matter of time [...]
Every year Fantastic Fest is at the forefront of genre film programming, providing a veritable feast of degradation, mutilation and violence to it’s utterly insatiable audiences. Many times you’ll notice a specific thematic trend begin to emerge among the films selected by the fest’s demented programmers. For instance this year I must have counted at [...]
This sort of thing can rapidly turn into a vanity project, so I will have to watch my step a little. Laudable as it is to try to bring to people’s attention some splendid films which they may not have seen, it can swiftly deteriorate into, “oh gosh, you haven’t seen Cube: Zero, what kind [...]
In a flash of typical brilliance the good people at the Picturehouse Podcast are bringing back one of the Nineties most bizarre and epic action movies to the big screen and you could be there as HeyUGuys are giving away a pair of tickets. John Woo’s Face/Off won a place in our hearts all those [...]
The Hollywood Reporter have broken the news today that John Woo will team up with the Creative Arts Agency and IMAX to bring his epic vision Flying Tigers- the $90 million, 1940s set bilingual aerial battle movie that follows on from his excellent work on Red Cliff and is set to go into pre-production in [...]
This trailer for the new film from John Woo and his co-director Su Chao-Pin, Reign of Assassins, may not deviate from the thousand other martial arts films we’ve seen and the wire work which so excited in the outlandish hyper real aerial battles of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Tiger is getting a little ordinary, but there’s [...]
The only thing I don’t like about this new trailer from John Woo, Red Cliff is the voice over. The movies looks like an epic collection of amazing cinematography, beautiful landscape, seamless CGI and giant battle scenes. Red Cliff stars Tony Leung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Zhang Fengyi, Chang Chen and actually came out in the UK [...]