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Vinnie 2022-04-19 09:02:23
I have always been curious about Chinese martial arts, and deeply in love with the kind of chivalrous tenderness and grievances of Chinese martial arts. And "Tekken" is not a martial arts, but pure entertainment, something like a game. The storyline is messy and the costumes and props are poor. Although the picture can barely be said, there is no Chinese martial arts spirit. I saw Wu Yanzu came, but I didn't expect Wu Yanzu to be soy sauce, purely cannon fodder. And the plot is a little bit suspenseful. In the end, it turned out to be pure individualism. Of course, there are also hilarious plots. For example, a foreigner falls in love with a prostitute. In the play, those brothel women are very open, without the gentleness and gracefulness of the Chinese. It's always a movie that doesn't fit the Chinese people's watch. Not in line with Chinese values.
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The Man with the Iron Fists quotes
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[from trailer]
The Blacksmith: When you forge a weapon, you need three things: the right metal, temperatures over fourteen hundred degrees... and someone who wants to kill. Here in this village, we got all three.
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[from trailer]
Madame Blossom: [to her students] Power belongs to no one, until it is seized through sex or violence.