Once Upon A Time in China III (1993)
The music is familiar to anyone who has seen the first few films and still is some of the best composed for a Hong Kong action film, although American fans expecting the same caliber of music as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon will be disappointed. Once Upon A Time in China III’s high production values and enjoyable action place it well above most rival martial arts films, though with a few more action sequences and a stronger plot along with more identifiable and evil villains, it could have become a more worthy third installment in a still very good trilogy of films that eventually became six.
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