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| Title | Curse of the Golden Flower [2007] | ![Curse of the Golden Flower [2007] DVD](/dvd-image/1073270-curse-of-the-golden-flower-2007.jpg) |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Action | |
| Actors | Yun-Fat Chow Li Gong Jay Chou Ye Liu | |
| Directors | Yimou Zhang | |
| Release Date | 03 September 2007 | |
| Discs | 1 | |
| Publisher | Universal Pictures Video | |
| Features | PAL; | |
| Codes | 1073270 - 0505058248508 | |
| R.R.P. | £ 19.99 |
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Chinese director Zhang Yimou ends his bid to outfly Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon with Curse Of The Golden Flower, the third in his Wuxia (the Chinese style of flying and fighting) films. Much like Hero and House Of Flying Daggers, it is drenched in colours so dazzling, and boasts action scenes so exhilarating, that you can almost forgive any shortcomings in the story. Almost. Despite its grandeur, this film is in many ways the least rewarding of the three.
Set in China’s tenth century Tang dynasty, the story sees Chow Yun Fat’s emperor trying to poison his wife, a trussed-up and progressively unstable Gong Li, who is having an affair with her step-son Wan, and trying to manoeuvre her other son Jai against his tyrannical father. Let’s just say that it gets more complicated from there on in, and involves lots of running through endless corridors, but really, it’s best to just sit back and let that intense visual style work its magic.
Swapping action for dramatic intrigue might have been Yimou’s mistake, but there’s no mistaking his knack for breath-taking cinematography. Even if purely on a visual scale, Golden Flower still manages to captivate, and the final battle scene is at least worth the slightly overlong wait. Die hard fans of these films might feel a bit stiffed, but everyone else won’t be short of eye candy. --Luke Mawson Amazon.co.uk Review.