Comments on: Red Cliff Part II (2009) – Feature

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support woo — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 07:56:10 +0000

Frankly speaking, this is John Woo’s another masterpiece.And Red cliff will pave the way for purely Chinese-language film to the foreign audience.
Though the first film’s cliffhanger ending had an eve-of-battle feel, “Red Cliff II” actually spends well over an hour detailing each side’s plans, as Cao Cao’s initial confidence in his numerical supremacy is undercut by an outbreak of typhoid among his troops.
There’s considerable fun, and not a little humor.
Red Cliff is really worth watching in the cinema.