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Articles related to "Asian Films"
Asian Films in the US The Weinstein Co.'s new label DRAGON DYNASTY already has 50+ titles in its catalogue ... trouble is, most people have already seen them. asian films • crouching tiger hidden dragon • in the mood for love • weinstein co. • dragon dynasty
Kar-wai Wong's Happy Together Review of Kar-wai Wong's film Happy Together, starring Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung as gay lovers who venture from Hong Kong to Argentina to jump start their relationship. leslie cheung • tony leung • kar-wai wong • hong kong • asian
Akira Kurosawa: Japan's John Ford Modern cinema wouldn't exist without him. But as much of an influence as Kurosawa has, the director himself was a disciple of American film, especially westerns. star wars • john ford • akira kurosawa • back to the future • westerns
Great Cinema: Dersu Uzala Akira Kurosawa's Dursu Uzala is a fusion of environmental and humanist cinemas. It is another masterpiece from the man who gave us Seven Samurai, Red Beard and Ikiru. akira kurosawa • dersu uzala movie adaptation • environmental film • nature movie from 70s • 70s asian film
In the Mood for Love Review of Wong Kar-Wai's <i>In the Mood for Love</i>. The director is a notable Hong Kong director who is most famous for improvising. improvise • hong kong film • asian film • in the mood for love • tony leung
Sleepers from the Far East Despite the recent resurgence in interest in Asian films due in part by the success of <i>Crouching Tiger</i>, there are many other films that also deserve to be appreciated. Here's a sampling of some recent masterpieces from the Far East. crouching tiger • zhang yimou • china • japan • korea
Stephen Chow's God of Cookery (Sik San) Noodle soup, gangsters, and gourmet creations collide in this martial arts culinary send-up, a fast-paced tale of a famous chef who's drunk on power and lacking skills. god of cookery • stephen chow • hong kong cinema • martial arts films • asian films
Exiled: Hong Kong's Reservoir Dogs Director Johnny To follows up The Mission with a stylised gangster shootout film with strong Western influences. Cast from The Mission, also stars Nick Cheung & Josie Ho. exiled • 'exiled' • hong kong film exiled • hong kong movie • hong kong film
August in Deauville If you're vacationing in France this month, Deauville offers an elegant, relaxed, yet active change of scene on the coast of Normandy. Restaurants, gaming, sandy beaches and horses (both racing and polo) are just some of the activities this resort town has to offer. deauville • normandy • summer • france • polo
Best Foreign Film Oscar The nominees for Best Foreign Film at the 80th annual Oscars are a varied group, and with La Vie en Rose out of the running, this year's crop has no clear front-runner. foreign film oscars • academy awards • best foreign film • oscar nominees • oscar winners
Christmas Gifts for Movie Lovers Gift choices for the movie lovers on your list are not limited merely to DVDs. best gift ideas • christmas gift ideas • gifts movie lover • film buff gift • movie gift basket
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) A review of the Oscar-winning, box office champion <I>Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon</I>. yuen • wo • ping • matrix • yeoh
DVDs in Asian Malls A primer for new buyers and collectors. asian malls • pirated dvd • bootlegged dvd • dvd player • vcd
Film Review: Hero (2002) A retrospective review of Yimou Zhang's impressive martial arts epic Hero. The film, starring Jet Li, Tony Leung & Maggie Cheung, smashed all box office records in China. hero film • jet li's hero • film review hero • yimou zhang hero • tony leung and maggie cheung
Join the Purikura Revolution West can learn from cute Japan with fun concepts like Neo Print Stickers purikura • neo print sticker • neo print sticker machine • sticker machine • japanese youth
Remake Madness With a remake of "Robocop" announced, has the film industry gone remake crazy? remakes • horror movies • robocop • michael bay • psycho remake
The Forbidden Kingdom on DVD DVD bonus features on 'The Forbidden Kingdom' include mini-documentaries on the cast, crew, locations, and action choreography. forbidden kingdom dvd review • forbidden kingdom on dvd • jackie chan • jet li • kung fu movies
Watchmen Character Profiles: Rorschach Rorschach's intensity and strangeness make him one of the most compelling characters of comics. This article introduces him to the casual reader. rorschach watchmen • watchmen character • alan moore graphic novel • watchmen movie adaptation • rorschach insane
Fantastic Four 2 Review Tim Story Directs the Sequel to 2005's Fantastic Four, but it soon becomes clear just why Marvel decided to start financing and producing their own movies. fantastic four 2 review • fantastic four 2 • rise of the silver surfer • 2005 fantastic four • silver surfer and galactus
Fulltime Killer - Hitmen from Asia Fans of 'Kill Bill' will relish 'Fulltime Killer' for its stylish execution and exploration of Japanese and Hong Kong assassin styles fulltime killer film • hong kong movie • japanese assassins • hong kong assassins • edmond pang novel fulltime killer
Great Cinema: Face of Another Hiroshi Teshigahara's Face of Another is a fantastic surreal science fiction film straight out of the '60s Japanese arthouse. face of another • hiroshi teshigahara • surreal cinema • '60s film • japanese film
Hansel and Gretel: Korean Film Review Director Yim Pil-Sung helmed this inspired visual feast that turns the tables on those evil adults who might lure children to a cruel fate. hansel and gretel korean film review • hansel and gretel the brothers grimm fairy tale • hansel and gretel director yim pil-sung • hansel and gretel cinematography • hansel and gretel design and music score
Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira: A Review Twenty years ago Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira revolutionized the West's perception of Japanese animation and to this day is a landmark in film-making and storytelling akira • katsuhiro otomo's akira • akira review • akira japanese animation • akira manga based anime
Rob Cohen's The Mummy:Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Beyond bad acting and directorial mistakes, The Mummy has a steady plot that moves along with dramatic effects and great set design. Includes some spoilers. the mummy: tomb of the dragon • emperor • rob cohen • brendan fraser • maria bello
'Kung Fu Hustle' Hong Kong Style More about Stephen Chow's special brand of humor and why 'Kung Fu Hustle' is just the tip of the iceberg for the Western audience. kung fu hustle • hong kong movie • stephen chow • west • western audience
Asian and Asian American Stereotypes Colorado State University student Jenny Boyle analyzes sterotypes of Asians and Asian Americans in "Lethal Weapon 4." asian and asian american stereotypes • "lethal weapon 4"
Chow's CJ7 not just 'E.T.' Remake CJ7 is a hopeful Story with lovely Casting, touches of Black Humour and lovable Japanese manga influences cj7 • chang jiang 7 hao • cheung gong 7 hou • stephen chow • xu jiao
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Film In this cinematic triumph that won over 40 Awards, Chow Yun Fat, Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi lead the cast as Master choreographer Yuen Woo Ping works his magic. crouching tiger hidden dragon • crouching tiger hidden dragon review • crouching tiger hidden dragon cast • crouching tiger hidden dragon production • green destiny sword drives plot of crouching tiger
Ghost in the Shell Review Based on the Manga by Masamune Shirow, 1995's anime Ghost in the Shell delivers an incredible vision of the future where the line between cybernetics and humanity is lost ghost in the shell • ghost in the shell review • ghost in the shell anime review • ghost in the shell japanese animation • manga by masamune shirow |
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