As for the characters, they dress nice and look pretty, but not likable. It made very little sense - no background story about the treasures, or characters I'm not sure if the main lead is a doctor or an appraiser or just super martial artist the con-schemes are not clever at all. The story-line is the biggest flaw and very questionable. However, for a HK movie, I expect a lot better action. For a long time, I thought this is a Taiwanese-production or a Chinese-production action film.

The dancing kung fu sequences are far from an artful work in some other movies. Too many slow-mo and the camera-work is not very exciting. It feels like a slapstick of action, romance, and adventure that make you think about the strange film production than being engage in the movie. The trailer looks good, but the movie is below average. Reviewed by jinalbert-527-903789 3 / 10 Good attempt, but s sub-par movie overall Probably #1 as far as well rounded kung fu films go.ġ0/10 stars, must watch. This is easily in the top five kung fu films I've ever seen. Even IP Man suffered from ridiculous dialog and a convoluted, at times, boring storyline. If you go into any kung fu film and expect to see 100% perfection then you are not a fan of kung fu films. And the characters each had their own strong points and were fun & unique creations. The storyline was never confusing or convoluted, and it was always apparent what the goal was. The dialog is up to par and at times very interesting and/or heartwarming. They always seem to fall short in some regard, if not many.

Whether it be the fights themselves, a convoluted and hard to follow storyline, ridiculous dialog, characters you can't connect with, or other things.

When it comes to kung fu flicks, they all seem to fall short in one category or another. Simply put, the reviewers on this site wouldn't know a good martial arts film if it kicked them in the rear. Reviewed by IKnowGoodFilms 10 / 10 A Amazing Kung Fu Film ~ National Treasure with Kung Fu

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