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黄金甲很好看啊

今天看了
推荐啊.
场面做的挺好的.不过有点为了场面而场面,反正挺好的.

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schedule @ local Cineimark

1:00pm 4:10pm 7:15pm 9:55pm

恩，是挺好看的，而且国产票房，就算买了票不去看，也是应该支持的，嘻嘻～

Solid performances by Gong Li and Chow Yun Fat anchor the story. The other cast members, except perhaps pop star Jay Chou, who exudes screen presence, always seem to be struggling to keep up. (This includes Zhang's latest "find," Li Man.) Gong, appearing for the first time in more than a decade in a film directed by Zhang, channels elements of her character from Raise the Red Lantern. There's some of the pain, loneliness, and incipient madness of that woman in the Empress. Chow Yun Fat taps into a vein of sinister amorality. His Emperor is powerful and smart, but never likable.

Curse of the Golden Flower is a spectacle. Even during those times when the plot either doesn't make a lot of sense or becomes too contrived, the movie is too beautiful to look away from. It's enjoyable in the same way a soap opera or potboiler is enjoyable. It looks like high art, but isn't. The subtitles alone keep it from being mass entertainment in North America For those who have appreciated Zhang's work during any of the stages of his career, this makes for engaging and interesting viewing. It remains to be seen whether this is a one-off experiment or whether it represents the next direction in which his exploration of filmmaking will take him.


Hong Kong/China, 2006
U.S. Release Date: 12/22/06 (limited)
Running Length: 1:58
MPAA Classification: R (Violence)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

Cast: Chow Yun Fat, Gong Li, Jay Chou, Lie Ye, Chen Jin, Ni Dahong, Li Man, Qin Junjie
Director: Zhang Yimou
Screenplay: Zhang Yimou, Wu Nan, Bian Zhihong
Cinematography: Zhao Xiaoding
Music: Shigeru Umebayashi
U.S. Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
In Mandarin with subtitles

Soap opera on a grand opera scale

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie
Atlanta Journal-Constitution



Maybe it's the tsunami of gold-clad soldiers flooding the palace courtyard. Or perhaps the dozens of black-clad ninja look-alikes descending like spiders into a mountain pass. Or it could be as uncomplicated as the empress's beyond-ornate fingernails.


It's one delirious scene after another. And if, by his emphasis on the many rather than the few, the director seems to be squandering the considerable talents of his stars (especially Li, who's upstaged by her own cleavage), it's worth it.

啥意思？
[quote]原帖由 [i]together[/i] 于 2007-1-14 10:17 PM 发表
恩，是挺好看的，而且国产票房，就算买了票不去看，也是应该支持的，嘻嘻～ [/quote]

'CURSE of the Golden Flower" could also be called "Curse of 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.' "

In other words, it is yet another attempt to cash in on the success of Ang Lee's 2000 martial-arts epic, which will go down in the history books as one of the most overrated films of the decade.

Westerners were blown over by "Crouching Tiger," while people knowledgeable about Asian cinema snickered. We knew that movies of this sort have been turned out in Asia for 50 years - and that a lot of the earlier films kicked Lee's ass.

"Curse" is the third martial-arts extravaganza since 2003 by Zhang Yimou, following "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers." (That time period also included "Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles," a tear-jerker that Zhang should be ashamed of making.)

The difference now is that "Curse" stars Gong Li, Zhang's longtime romantic and artistic muse; it's the first time they've worked together since the 1995 "Shanghai Triad," one of seven magical love stories they made together.

The setting this time is 10th-century China. The empress (Gong) and emperor (the great Chow Yun Fat, who was in "Crouching Tiger") no longer share the royal bed.

She's having an affair with her stepson, who in turn is carrying on with a younger woman, the daughter of the court doctor.

The emperor, too, is up to no good. He's slowly poisoning the empress with a drug that will drive her bonkers.

She gets wind of his evil doings and plans a coup involving thousands of yellow chrysanthemums.

Gong and Chou emote, emote, emote. They're tremendous, as if there could be any doubt.

But instead of relying on two great actors, Zhang insists upon adding lavish CGI battle scenes. They look phony because they are phony - more like something from a video game than a drama.

Perhaps Gong Li herself put it best when I interviewed her last month.

Speaking of "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers," she said:

"You look at Zhang's style and whole body of work, those two films are kind of an experiment for him. One of the things that make him different and special from other directors is the way he tells stories. In those two films, he lost a bit of that."

She quickly added that they "were kind of an experiment to develop what we now have in this film, which puts everything together."

Alas, that's wishful thinking.

[email]vam@nypost.com[/email]

wah，龙王发威了

over all review B

唉,那些评论家,真是评论人的时候很刻薄啊.

大家做事还是要认真仔细,群众的眼睛是雪亮的,评论家的嘴巴是刻薄的,八卦杂志很无聊的

就是要支持国产票房啊～ 如果你真的不想看这个片子，也可以买了它的票，然后去看别的电影啊，^_^

[quote]原帖由 [i]aeolus[/i] 于 2007-1-14 10:26 PM 发表
啥意思？
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strong~~~

I paid $10 to seee it...

[quote]原帖由 [i]together[/i] 于 2007-1-14 10:44 PM 发表
就是要支持国产票房啊～ 如果你真的不想看这个片子，也可以买了它的票，然后去看别的电影啊，^_^

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老谋子连雷雨都能拍的这么壮观。

[quote]原帖由 [i]yuxi[/i] 于 2007-1-14 11:33 PM 发表
老谋子连雷雨都能拍的这么壮观。 [/quote]


哈哈哈，太精辟啦
那壮观劲儿，周家的大宅院儿可真比不了

:guzhang

[quote]原帖由 [i]sleeplesspig[/i] 于 2007-1-14 10:59 PM 发表
strong~~~

I paid $10 to seee it...

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[quote]原帖由 [i]sleeplesspig[/i] 于 2007-1-14 11:59 PM 发表
strong~~~

I paid $10 to seee it...

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你小子还是可以用学生证吧

[quote]原帖由 [i]chao[/i] 于 2007-1-15 03:11 AM 发表

你小子还是可以用学生证吧 [/quote]


人家支持国产票房够彻底呗，:guli

cannot in DC.

[quote]原帖由 [i]chao[/i] 于 2007-1-15 03:11 AM 发表

你小子还是可以用学生证吧 [/quote]

[quote]原帖由 [i]sleeplesspig[/i] 于 2007-1-15 01:01 PM 发表
cannot in DC.

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偶用了学生证还是8刀