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Meng Sing-Wan
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Lady Ko
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Joey Wang | ... |
Butterfly
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Elvis Tsui | ... |
Lord Suen Yuk Pa
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Yip Cheung
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Tsung-Hua Tuo | ... |
Lui Heung-Chuen
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Jimmy Lin | ... |
Prince Cha
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Wong Chung-Kui |
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Chuan-Chen Yeh | ... |
Ho Ching
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Kuo-Chu Chang | ... |
Eunuch Tsao
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Hin-Cheung Choi | ... |
Lord Suen's henchman
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Ben Ko Chu | ... |
Bald fighter
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Gwong-Chun Lam |
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Ka Ting Lee | ... |
Lui Chung Yuen
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Lee Wai |
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Dynamo Michelle Yeoh stars as a loyalist who attempts to keep the King's empire from being overthrown by a revolutionary group.
This was a very good film, that bounced around a lot. There is a story or two buried under all the torn out by the root heads and body's that get sliced right in half! Basically this is a betrayal love story triangle and a tale of loyalty built on a political power play and deception platform ..Clear? The story is almost secondary to the barrage of action and violence.
The kungfu is mostly wire and magic based so if you like reality kungfu or sword work and really dislike far-fetched wire and magic, this won;'t be the movie for you. I love both styles so this was great! ( I am a huge gore fan too) The cast is great, some of the best and most beautiful hong-kong actors are in it. Tony Leung and Donnie Yen are near perfect. Joey Wong as butterfly is perfect and Michelle Yeoh is wonderful as the slightly evil plotting and driven sister Ko.
This is a very watchable movie...give it a go, not for under 15 years of age in-spite of the fact the violence is cartoon like in its degree of carnage.