Good but a bit overdone
Flying Swords of Dragon Gate was another release by famed director Tsui Hark. It starts off with a simple story. The Ming Dynasty is hunting down real and imagined enemies of the state. Jet Li stands against them. There are all kinds of fight scenes with not only traditional Hong Kong style wire work but CGI as well, which in my opinion was way over used. Then it adds two whole other stories about a love affair and treasure hunters. The plot could’ve held up with one of those but two is pushing it a bit. There’s deception and action. The government’s agents are despicable and easy to root against. After all that however I didn’t like the two climaxes. It was so heavy with CGI that people weren’t even fighting each other. They’re just waving swords in front of a green screen. Still, the film was enjoyable.
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