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others can stop making martial arts movie
After i saw Kill Bill Vol 1, i feel like writing to Zhang Yee Mou to tell him please stop making Kung Fu Movie.
Because QT's movie is the ultimate , followed by Once Upon a Time in China II as the two best of all times, both choreographed by Yuen Wu Ping.Both films features great heroes
and great vallains engaging epic battles of utmost entertainment.
Kill Bill Vol 1 is mesmerizing, i have seen it 5 times already!

Daring? Brilliant? PULEEZ!!!
Call me "unfashionable" but I thought this was a waste of time, money, film and otherwise good actors' time. Alex, I'll take 'gratuitous bloodletting' for a thousand. It was everything, especially the "flying humans" of Crouching Tiger, you've ever seen done all over again. Ho hum. I simply could not be more sick of violence; it bothers me, and carries no "entertainment" value whatsoever. Give me Dances with Wolves, Farenheit 9/11, Forrest Gump or Field of Dreams anyday. This was just plain awful. If zero stars were available as an option, I'd have chosen it.

Brilliant movie making
I bought this DVD, without even seeing the film in the first place. I didn't see it at the theatres because of all the negative hype on the "glorified violence". After seeing this film, I can say that it is violent, yes, but without the gore. If you want real gore, go see something like Silence of the Lambs, or better yet, The Passion of the Christ. The violence here is on the level of comic books, and in the tradition of the old samurai films (the 'baby and carriage' series comes to mind). It is a pure delight to see how the film is woven together masterfully, any film student will find it intellectually and artistically stimulating.

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