Three Kingdoms - Resurrection Of The Dragon (DVD)

Description: Genre: Action & Adventure / Theatrical Release: 2008 / Suitable for 15 years and over / Actors: Maggie Q, Sammo Hung, ... more

Three Kingdoms - Resurrection Of The Dragon (DVD) ... Andy Lau, Vanessa Wu ... / DVD released 2009-07-13 at Icon Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... in him as he ages; the film although only around 90 minutes long tries to span his life in the armies of Shu but only really ... more

... concentrates on his first encounter with Liu Bei and his final stand at Phoenix Heights. The co-star in this film is Sammo Hung who plays Luo Ping-an, a fictitious character who people may not recognise as he is not mentioned in either 'the Romance of the of the Three Kingdoms' (the historical based novel) or in any other historical text. Finally we have Maggie Q who also plays a fictitious character, Cao Ying, Cao Cao's grand daughter of the Wei Dynasty. It is great to see characters in the film such as Zhuge Lia...more

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Three Kingdoms - Resurrection Of The Dragon[DVD] [2008]
Release Date: 2009 - 07 - 13, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over,

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Three Kingdoms - Resurrection Of The Dragon (DVD): Wu, Wei, Shu, who will be victorious??? (452 words)
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'Three kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon' centres around the fabled part of chinese history that many of us have come to adore. The premise of this film is of the three kingdoms era, the empires of Wu, Wei and Shu all fighting to unify china under one rule. Resurrection of the dragon follows the great hero Zhao Zilong (who is more commonly known in literature as Zhao Yun) as he first joins the forces of Liu Bei under the Shu dynasty. Andy Lau does a great job in playing this character and we are able to see the changes in him as he ages; the film although only around 90 minutes long tries to span his life in the armies of Shu but ... Read the complete review

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