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Hero - 2002
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Ying xiong (2002) D detailsliterature listingsnews articles taglinestrailerspostersphoto gallery on tv, schedule linksshowtimesofficial sitemiscellaneousphotographssound clip(s)video clip(s) Your Vote1 (awful)2345678910 (excellent)You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie- I have seen this movie and would like to submit...G. Allen Johnson reviews the movie, calling it "something more than action film."
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Film Threat Reviews Hero will be seen through the prism of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and that’s really too bad. Of course, the filmmakers are asking for it. Like the superior Crouching Tiger, Ang Lee’s watershed movie that introduced the martial arts genre...Review and pictures.
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Hero Hero is one of the most visually stunning movies in recent memory. There is little that can compare to how the fantastic use of color and visual imagery combine with martial arts to form a spectacularly beautiful film. Which makes...A detailed review by Mark Pollard, who awards the film a high rating.
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Hero (2002) The disc comes in a handsome, oversize pressboard case that contains an 18-page booklet with pictures and Chinese text. The disc contains a Making Of featurette (63 min) with cast interviews and a behind-the-scenes look at the production. Zhang Yimou,...Illustrated review by Michelle Thomas with related links.
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Hero Review (DVD Movie/Film) China is divided into seven warring kingdoms, fighting ruthlessly amongst themselves for supremacy. The Kingdom of Qin is the most determined of all, its ambitious King (Chen Daoming) obsessed with conquering China and becoming her first emperor. As a result,...A review by James Mottram of this Martial arts epic from Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou.
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Martial arts epic from premiere Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou. Asian superstars Jet Li, Maggie Cheung, Tony Leung and Donnie Yen act out a Rashomon-style story set in the 3rd century BC After three low-key contemporary films Keep Cool (1997 the...Zhang Yimou's martial-arts epic Hero has an impressive cast, a big budget, an award-winning crew -- and the burden of Crouching Tiger. Time gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse.
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TIMEasia.com: Making of a Hero Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Subscribe to TIME Customer Service FAQ About TIME Asia Search Write to Us Privacy Policy Terms Conditions Press Releases Media Kit...Soundtrack review, track list, audio clips, reader comments, and ratings.
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Filmtracks: Hero (Tan Dun) Classical album is a regular U.S. release. All the albums were released by various divisions of Sony Music. Awards: None. Search Now 149; Printer Friendly Version Audio Availability Viewer Ratings Tracks Viewer Comments Notes Quotes @Amazon.com: List Price 18.98 Our...Positive review by Rob Vaux, who calls the movie "a superbly cinematic experience."
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Flipside Movie Emporium: Hero Movie Review Hero is apparently the single most pirated film in history, and it's not hard to see why. Director Zhang Yimou aims to do Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon one better, and the results exceed even his sky-high expectations. The mythic tapestry...Articles, pictures, video clips, and links.
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Hero Ziyi Zhang at HelloZiyi.us A masterpiece on every level, Hero brings together China's biggest stars under the helm of it's best director, Zhang Yimou (The Road Home Jet Li stars as Nameless, and he comes to the King's palace with the story of how...