So slow, you’ll be begging this assassin to kill you…

The pinnacle of Chinese cinematography.

The beauty of Wuxia martial arts.

Nostalgia for a time that has never been known.

Sexy, mature, sophisticated, but no love.

The best action movies have the best stuntmen!

When disabled method acting is shaky at best.

It’s hard to stayed banned when you’re the greatest director in China.

Beijing Opera is immune to the Cultural Revolution.

In 2046, no one is emotionally available.

Chinese cinema just got serious.

John Woo’s opera of bullets.

For the Taiwanese.

It’s a lonely life for confused lovers.

Comfort for the lonely cinephile. 

Are Chinese popcorn war blockbusters finally cinematic?

Living three lifetimes in three hours.

The greatest soccer film might be a martial arts comedy.

Epic, or really long soap opera?

Autobiography of a rebellious filmmaker.

Rebels of the Taiwanese New Wave.

Sometimes the remake is better than the original. 

Mood piece for romantics of Taiwanese cinema.

Wandering teenagers and audiences search for purpose in this film.

Love is a tough pill to swallow.

A game of patriarchy and foot massages.

Ridiculously fun Kung Fu.

As sexy as martial arts can get.

Not a film, but a fleeting memory.

The circles of corrupt hypocrisy.

Romanticizing the pains of modern Chinese youth.

China also has its nostalgic years.