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The Blade (DVD, 2000)

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Product Information

A master sword-maker adopts the son of a murdered friend and teaches him the master's craft. Cantonese dialogue.

Product Identifiers

EAN5024571010218

eBay Product ID (ePID)3945084

Product Key Features

ActorChiu Cheuk, Song Nei, Xin Xin Xiong

Film/TV TitleThe Blade

DirectorTsui Hark

LanguageCantonese

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

Run Time100 Mins

Aspect RatioWide Screen

Release Year2000

FormatDVD

FeaturesWidescreen, Interactive Menus\Scene Selection\Original Theatrical Trailer\Digitally Remastered, With Subtitles

GenreGeneral, Action & Adventure

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate18

Additional InformationBased on THE ONE-ARMED SWORDSMAN (1967), which is widely regarded as launching the craze for swordfighting movies in Hong Kong, BLADE is a violent epic employing fast edits and a dynamic camera, instead of the panoramic shots of the original. With half a name, half a sword, and half of a martial arts textbook, a martial arts protege with one arm transforms himself into a whirling dervish of a swordsman--more an anarchic force, rather than the graceful flying swordsmen of Hark's martial arts fantasies. An atmosphere of suffocation, repressed eroticism, and abject suffering dominates the film, which culminates in a climactic battle that martial arts cineastes will enjoy. There is very little that is heroic about the film; more often than not, people with good intentions are brutally slaughtered, while those who prey on the weak seem to constitute an endless horde. The bleakness of the film recalls the mood of A BETTER TOMORROW, which Hark produced. Like ASHES OF TIME, which was released just one year before Hark's film, THE BLADE verges on the philosophical, with an untrustworthy narrator who is not quite sure what is happening around her.

Sound sourceDolby Digital 2.0

Movie/TV TitleThe Blade