Legend of the Mountain (1979)

Legend of the Mountain (1979)
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A traditional Chinese legend comes in for lavish treatment in this (relatively) big-budget Hong Kong film. In the story, Ho is a scholar in Sung Dynasty (11th century) China. He has been given the task of making a finished copy of a religious text. It is a tantric sutra, and he is warned that evil spirits will attempt to steal the finished copy from him. One day, he encounters Lady Chuan and his lively daughter Cloud, and has a delightful love affair. In the end, he is appalled to discover that he has been consorting with ghosts. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Starring:
Hsu FengSylvia Chang, (more)
Director(s):
King Hu
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Legend of the Mountain

A traditional Chinese legend comes in for lavish treatment in this (relatively) big-budget Hong Kong film. In the story, Ho is a scholar in Sung Dynasty (11th century) China. He has been given the task of making a finished copy of a religious text. It is a tantric sutra, and he is warned that evil spirits will attempt to steal the finished copy from him. One day, he encounters Lady Chuan and his lively daughter Cloud, and has a delightful love affair. In the end, he is appalled to discover that he has been consorting with ghosts. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
110 mins

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Director(s):
King Hu
Producer(s):
King Hu
Categories:
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
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    George B.

    Great story, good acting and good locations. I guess it was a big budget for 1979 but "where's the beef?" Thank goodness for fast forward, about 60 minutes too long. Still, worth viewing.

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