trailer break: ‘Red Cliff’

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Totally awesome.

I so fell in love with Takeshi Kaneshiro in House of Flying Daggers, and he’s just as enticing here as a sort of Jedi warrior.

Plus, there’s some cool battles and shit.

Red Cliff opens in the U.S. today; it played in U.K. theaters this summer and is now available on Region 2 DVD in 142-minute and 174-minute versions. (The Chinese-language original is reportedly five hours in length.)

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posted by RogerBW (Sat Nov 21 09, 7:56AM)

I've seen a subtitled version of the original (yes, it's long, but it was released as two films) and I would very strongly recommend it on that basis. (There's a list of changes on the Wikipedia page.)

Having produced crap all the time he's been in Hollywood, John Woo has finally got his chi back.

posted by Haruhi Suzumiya (Wed Nov 25 09, 1:22AM)

Yo, Maryann: when are you going to review this movie ?!! We want your opinion on it !

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