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Moon Warriors (1992)

Moon Warriors (1992)
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This Hong Kong kung fu adventure, directed by Sammo Hung, tells the story of Fei, a fisherman (Andy Lau), and Yen Ling, a prince (Kenny Bee). When Yen Ling is betrayed by his own brother, the two form a friendship. Fei is sent to retrieve the prince's fiancee, Yueh (Anita Mui), but falls in love with her instead. Fei's friend, a killer whale, rounds off the cast of characters in this action-filled fantasy. ~ Jonathan E. Laxamana, Rovi

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Director(s):
Sammo Hung
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Synopsis of Moon Warriors

This Hong Kong kung fu adventure, directed by Sammo Hung, tells the story of Fei, a fisherman (Andy Lau), and Yen Ling, a prince (Kenny Bee). When Yen Ling is betrayed by his own brother, the two form a friendship. Fei is sent to retrieve the prince's fiancee, Yueh (Anita Mui), but falls in love with her instead. Fei's friend, a killer whale, rounds off the cast of characters in this action-filled fantasy. ~ Jonathan E. Laxamana, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
87 mins

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Director(s):
Sammo Hung
Categories:
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action / Adventure
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    Mark C.

    This isn't Sammo Hung's best film, but it's still entertaining. The action sequences are amusing, but highly stylized and wildly improbable, with much leaping about using wires and trampolines. Andy Lau is always a good leading man. He's wry and just campy enough. Unfortunately, the sound editing for the film is distracting. For example, horses' hooves don't clop in time with the horses. Also, the plot jerks a bit, not transitioning well from one scene to the next.

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    Edwin R.

    it wasn't great, but was enjoyable. the fight scenes were good, mostly swordplay with wires and trampolines. the sets and costumes were pretty good. overall the movie was filmed and acted well but the story was so so.

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    Thomas P.

    The had what most martial needs. A story, lots of good action fight scene.it is sorta dated even through it came out in the states 2003 the movie is kinda old but really good don't get me wrong.highly recmended...

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