In this romantic fantasy from Tsui Hark (A Chinese Ghost Story), after 1,500 years of training, two sexy snake demons (Maggie Cheung, Joey Wong) take human form to experience mortal men. Fueled by hun...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 17, 2001
Stats: 70 reviews
A couple of minutes into this movie, after seeing a group of deformed humans, a butcher's cart filled with dead animals (animals are a big part of the film) and a monk catches a spider trying to be a human and punishes him by trapping him in a pot and lifting a gondola and chucki...( read more)
Based on ancient Chinese mythologies of two snakes turned into human. Wen-Zhuo Zhao aka Vicent Zhao (The monk) was supposed to be the second Jet Li. For some reason he wasn't as popular world-wide as Jet Li. His martial art skills is no less than Jet Li, actually, if not, better.
The first time I saw it, I rememered thinking it was awesome, but a subsequent viewing made me realize it was simply average. Tsui Hark shows off some of his early skills on a shoestring budget... the plot is pretty interesting and there are some fairly crazy shit going on here, ...( read more)
Lovely snake sisters wanting to be human and love story. The scenery is beautiful and soft.
interesting...a terribly difficult film to make and the directing is sublime. surrender your imagination and enjoy.
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