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Bride
With White Hair
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Country
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Hong
Kong |
| Year: |
1993 |
| Genre: |
Swordplay
/ Fantasy |
| Format: |
VCD |
| Running
Time: |
1H29 |
| Distributor: |
Universe
Laser & Video CO. |
| Date
reviewed: |
01/01/2000
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| Producer: |
Clifton Ko, Ronnie Yu |
| Director: |
Ronnie
Yu |
Cast: King-Kei Chang,
Leslie Cheung,
Eddy Ko,
Yammie Lam,
Brigitte Lin,
Ngok-Lam Loh,
Elaine Lui,
Francis Ng,
Fong Pau |
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Story:
Bride With White Hair is a mystical story about a man
who was trained in Kung Fu by a master of a powerful
clan. He was rebellious in nature but none the less
he was the master's favorite student. The land is invaded
by an evil clan that seeks to conquer the land, in response
to this the 8 clans of kung fu unite to defeat this
enemy. The hero is chosen to lead the army to fight
the evil invaders, during the first fight he encounters
a lady leading the enemy forces and falls in love with
her. They both run away and decide they will each leave
their clan to live a common life together. The supernatural
leader of the evil clan cannot except the fact that
the lady wishes to leave the clan because he is in love
with her. The union of these two outcast lovers will
cause the fall of both the evil and good clans.
Review: This movie has excellent visuals,
both in scenery and in sword play. The scenery adds
to the fantasy nature of this story, yet most of the
colors in this film tends towards dark blue, this
gives a sad charm. One thing that we noticed that
the story had a similarity to Romeo and Juliette in
the sense that these are both outcasts lovers who
will give up everything to be together. They did well
in adapting this simple tale of forbidden love into
a story of kung fu and swordplay.
The characters were well acted and credible but
there was a little too many characters in the picture
which took away the attention from the main characters.
In that sense you don't really get the feeling of
getting to know the heroes of the story. The first
part of the movie is the best after that it begins
to fade a little but in the final scene it catches
up. The fights were quick and bloody with some great
swordplay from the part of the actors.
If you like fantasy kung fu movies you'll enjoy
this one. A word of warning, our version was distributed
by Universal Laser and the subtitles were small and
very hard to read.
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Cast |
Entertainment |
Subtitles |
Overall |
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3.5 |
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3.5 |

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