Magnificent Warriors DTS (Korean Version) DVD Region 3
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The year is 1938. In a Bhutan town close to Tibet, the Japanese army is secretly building a military factory to produce poisonous gas. The town's timid ruler Youda (Lowell Lo) asks the Chinese government for help, and they send in their top spy "001" (Derek Yee) to investigate the case and rescue Youda, while also enlisting the help of China's first female pilot Ming (Michelle Yeoh) to fly them to safety. But the ragtag group of warriors ends up staying behind to stop the Japanese occupation forces in an explosive, exciting showdown!
Technical Information
| Product Title: | Magnificent Warriors DTS (Korean Version) Magnificent Warriors DTS (Korean Version) Magnificent Warriors DTS (Korean Version) Magnificent Warriors DTS (Korean Version) 예스마담 - 중화전사 DTS (한국판) |
| Artist Name(s): | Lowell Lo | Michelle Yeoh | Richard Ng 盧冠廷 | 楊紫瓊 | 吳耀漢 卢冠廷 | 杨紫琼 | 吴耀汉 盧冠廷(ローウェル・ロー) | 楊紫瓊(ミシェール・ヨー) | 呉耀漢(リチャード・ン) Lowell Lo | Michelle Yeoh | Richard Ng |
| Release Date: | 2005-07-19 |
| Language: | Cantonese |
| Subtitles: | English, Korean |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong, China |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Region Code: | 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan) What is it? |
| Duration: | 92 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Spectrum DVD |
| Package Weight: | 120 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004042360 |
Product Information
* Sound Mix : Dolby 5.1
* DVD Type : N/A
* Extras :
- 양자경 인터뷰
- 무술감독 인터뷰
- 예고편 모음
- 스틸 사진 모음
- <예스마담-황가전사> <가을날의 동화> <강시선생> 예고편
* Director : 종지문
일본제국의 대륙 침략을 배경으로 한 <예스마담-중화전사>는 양자경의 호쾌한 액션과 스릴이 넘치는 작품이다. 뛰어난 무술 실력을 갖춘 명명은 중국 군부의 부탁으로 카이성의 성주를 구출하는 작전에 투입된다. 당시 일본제국은 카이성에 독가스 공장을 세우기 위해 성주인 우달을 압박하고 있었는데, 중국 군부는 이러한 비밀정보를 얻기 위함이었다. 명명은 이미 작전 수행 중인 천자 1호와 접선하기 위해 카이성에 도착하지만 일본군에게 신분이 노출돼 위험에 처하게 된다.
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Re-writing Chinese/Tibetan relations via Saturday afternoon Republic serial conventions, this cliffhanger-packed, easy on the eyes, programmer casts the Imperial Japanese army as stand-ins for the People's Liberation Army and a mythical Nepalese kingdom for Tibet. Michelle Yeoh, about twenty years old and taking obvious glee in her physical prowess, plays a biplaner bounty hunter who is hired to fly into the mythical mountain country and meet up with top Chinese Resistance fighter, Skyhawk (played by ex-Shaw Brothers sharpie, Derek Yee, who went on to direct C'est la Vie, Mon Cheri; Viva Erotica; and Full Throttle). A whip and gun session with some ignoramus banditos, and an impressive-looking dogfight with a Japanese pilot sporting a Hitler-stache are first up on her "To Do" List.
Once inside the mountain kingdom she makes for the capital city, a crazy quilt of one and two story mud huts that are perfect for bouncing overly committed Japanese soldiers off of, and she hooks up with Yee. "I'm here to mash your male chauvinism," she tells him in that icy, commanding tone she's mastered. Richard Ng "swindles, and robs, and creeps" his way into the plot as a self-serving conman, and the ever-irritating Lowell Lo plays the natives' spiritual leader, Youda (Yogurt + Yoda = Youda?). Before the movie's over, Michelle's mashed their male chauvinism as well. Lo's Buddhist vows are taken to the whiniest extremes, abstinence becoming a knee-quaking fear of women, non-violence becoming a form of spinelessness, and he's facing a moral dilemma as he coerces his people to go along with whatever the occupying Japanese army wants, including using them as quality control testers for the nerve gas they're manufacturing. Everyone wears khaki in this ode to Raiders of the Lost Ark military chic. Director David Chung is an accomplished cinematographer (Dangerous Encounter - First Kind, Painted Faces) and he brings his eye to the panoramic vistas with Michelle Yeoh framed in the foreground beating down Japanese ninjas with a hunk o'rope. Three stunt coordinators were brought in for the final action-packed half-hour as the capital city comes under siege and Youda, a man of supposedly spiritual leanings, grabs a water-cooled .50 caliber machine gun to mow down the Japanese invaders. All bow down to the needs of the filmic narrative. by Grady Hendrix |










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