Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) Rank 5 Reviews

Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

The best martial arts movies have nothing to do with fighting and everything to do with personal excellence. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

James Sanford On Film

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is set in China, in a mythical time that's not recognizable as any particular period. It could be the same era in which most fairy tales are set, since fantastic things occur regularly in the story: combatants raise their ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at James Sanford On Film

The BigScreen Cinema Guide - Reader Reviews

The martial arts work in this film is beyond compare, as is the cinematography. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The BigScreen Cinema Guide - Reader Reviews

FilmHead.com

After achieving international fame with Eat Drink Man Woman, Ang Lee ceased being a Chinese filmmaker. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at FilmHead.com

Flipside Movie Emporium

The sacred Green Dynasty, a sword of legend, has been taken from its resting place within the sanctum of Sir Te. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Flipside Movie Emporium

A filethirteen Review

Believe the hype! If ever there was a Hong Kong style Kung Fu action flick that could break through the barriers and become a national hit in America, it is Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at A filethirteen Review

DVD Movie Central

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is so exhilarating a movie going experience that not even the richest cache of adjectives can possibly convey the experience. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVD Movie Central

DVD Breakdown

Until recently, the Asian martial arts cinema has proved unaccessible to a major Western audience. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVD Breakdown

digitallyOBSESSED! DVD Reviews

Within the frenetic martial arts sequences, the breathtaking scenery, and the heartfelt emotion of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, one point stands out as the defining moment. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at digitallyOBSESSED! DVD Reviews

AudioVideoRevolution.com DVD review

When movies seem as unusual and innovative as 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,' there's a real danger of overrating them -- and it happened with this beautiful, well-made period adventure. Some critics, like Joel Siegel, went wildly overboard -- he even ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at AudioVideoRevolution.com DVD review

A Guide To Current DVD: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

A film that combines two fantastic lead actors, wonderful martial arts scenes and an entertaining story, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is one of the most impressive films I've seen in quite some time. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at A Guide To Current DVD: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Christian Spotlight on the Movies

Breathtaking is the only word to describe Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Famed warrior Li Mu Bai (Chow Yun-Fat) plans to retire and give his sword, ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Christian Spotlight on the Movies

Big Picture Big Sound (Joe Lozito)

Director Ang Lee, better known for introspective, down-to-earth dramas like "The Ice Storm" and "Sense and Sensibility", has said that he grew up with a love for martial arts films. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Big Picture Big Sound (Joe Lozito)

Decent Films Guide - faith on film

Check your preconceptions at the door. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is like no film you've ever seen. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Decent Films Guide - faith on film

LowComDom Online Film Reviews

This is exactly what you go see the movie for. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (the foreign title is Wu Hu Zang Long) is perfection. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at LowComDom Online Film Reviews

MovieMartyr.com

I must say that Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon simply blew me away. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at MovieMartyr.com

Movie Mom's review

This is a ravishing fairy tale/epic, and the best movie of the year. It is passionately romantic -- the story of two sets of star-crossed lovers who face enormous obstacles, within themselves as well as those imposed by the outside world. It is a ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Movie Mom's review

Shadows on the Wall by Rich Cline

After exploring ye olde England (Sense and Sensibility), '70s New England (The Ice Storm) and the American Civil War (Ride with the Devil), Ang Lee returns home to China and offers us yet another finely detailed, emotionally powerful, visually gripping ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Shadows on the Wall by Rich Cline

eye WEEKLY (Gemma Files)

The old/new world of Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is one of unapologetic period melodrama -- a truly stunning blend of classic Chinese martial-arts moviemaking and modern psychodrama. Its long dialogue scenes, exotic costumes and complicated ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at eye WEEKLY (Gemma Files)

Cinema Laser

Some will say that CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON is derivative of various films from the fantasy and martial arts genres, others will see that this incredible motion picture truly unlike any other. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Cinema Laser

Reel Movie Critic (George Singleton)

A breathtakingly wonderful film, which combines love story, period piece and kung fu action like you've never seen ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Reel Movie Critic (George Singleton)

The SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review

A few of us critics have been trying valiantly to turn the public at large onto the Hong Kong genre of Wu Xia films for years now and tell people about the wonders of gems like Zu: Warriors of the Magic Mountain. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review

MISFITS Review

Few films have generated as much positive buzz as this movie. Weeks before we in the frozen north were given a glimpse, the movie was making almost every critics top ten list. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at MISFITS Review

Zap2it.com

After a stately buildup that suggests an ordinary if sumptuous historical saga, a sword fight starts in the darkened courtyard of an 18th Century mansion between a female security chief and a masked thief. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Zap2it.com

Pixelsurgeon Movie Review

Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is an amazing film. Taking it's starting point from the warrior novels by Du Lu Wang, Ang Lee has reinvented the martial arts movie and made something beautiful and unique. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Pixelsurgeon Movie Review

DVD Verdict

It was just five short months ago that I reviewed Columbia's original release of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. It was easily my favorite film of 2000, and I gave the DVD a glowing reviewâ��an average score of 89, and a judgment of 100. Our reviews at ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVD Verdict

Edinburgh U Film Society (Isabel Curie)

Just watch the film for the stunning visuals, the masterful choreography and the fight in the dojo. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Edinburgh U Film Society (Isabel Curie)

MovieForum.com

As a big screen experience, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a feast for the senses, from the stunning, painterly landscapes. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at MovieForum.com

Movie Vault (Matthew Coats)

Did you ever see any of those Shaolin or Wu Tang movie? I'm not talking about Staten Island, NY; I'm talking about the greatest martial arts movies to come out of China ever. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Movie Vault (Matthew Coats)

Haro Online

Believe the hype. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is a film unlike most others. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Haro Online

HKCuk.co.uk

All right own up! Who stole his sword was it you! So anyway Li goes after it, not known the danger he puts himself in. Long story short Li goes after it and shows off his flying skills while he is at it. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at HKCuk.co.uk

Hollywood Jesus Visual Reviews

There are no computer generated effects. When you see people walking on the tree tops -they are. The actors have no doubles -they do their own stunts. Yun-Fat Cho and Michelle Yeoh excel. This film transcends its genre. It is profoundly spiritual in its ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Hollywood Jesus Visual Reviews

DVD Times

This review of the Region 2 release of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, is intended to offer the reader a comprehensive and detailed comparison to the Region 3 release, already reviewed by DVD Times. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVD Times

San Francisco Chronicle (Bob Graham)

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" sneaks up on you. Mainstream movie audiences are prepared for the subtitles, for the Matrixomatic action and for the martial arts. What they will not be prepared for is how elegant it all is. "Crouching Tiger, ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at San Francisco Chronicle (Bob Graham)

201-Words-or-Less Film Review

This movie is clearly a labor of love by Ang Lee, and transports me to a magical world of immense beauty and depth. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at 201-Words-or-Less Film Review

Flak Magazine

Epic in a way you'd be forgiven for thinking Hollywood has forgotten all about, Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is the moviest movie so far this year. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Flak Magazine

Salon.com (Stephanie Zacharek)

There's so much dreamy beauty in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" that it's almost like a narcotic: By the end, you're likely to have forgotten, or at least forgiven, the long, dragging patches between its gorgeously executed action sequences. It's a ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Salon.com (Stephanie Zacharek)

About.com Home Video/DVD (Ivana Redwine)

"The things we can touch have no permanence. My master would say there is nothing we can hold onto in this world. Only by letting go can we truly possess what is real." So says the wisest of the main characters in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, winner ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at About.com Home Video/DVD (Ivana Redwine)

Offoffoff.com, a guide to alternative New York

So why is "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (Wo Hu Zang Long) still playing to sold-out audiences several weeks after its release, and what gives this film, in Mandarin with English subtitles, any right to be playing at the suburban multiplexes ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Offoffoff.com, a guide to alternative New York

Crazy for Cinema

Won Academy Awards for Best Foreign Film, Original Score, Cinematography and Art Direction. Nominated for 5 other awards including Best Picture. It's not often that I see foreign films because I hate to read a movie. I know that's fairly close-minded ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Crazy for Cinema

MovieJuice Satirical Review

Hi Drew! Kiss, kiss. How's Tom? Thanks for dinner last week - it looked as yummy coming up as it did going down! You asked me to see Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon to steal ... er ... borrow ... some ideas for our next Charlie's Angels movie. So me ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at MovieJuice Satirical Review

iofilm.co.uk

SET in the glorious years of the Qing dynasty, the latest from arthouse supremo Ang Lee (director of Sense and Sensibility, The Ice Storm) focuses on the fates of two women fighters. Although their lives are intertwined, their fates will be different. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at iofilm.co.uk

Needcoffee.com - Movie Review

Li Mu Bai (Yun-Fat) is a warrior who has had enough. Despite the fact that his master's murderer, Jade Fox, is still loose out there somewhere, he's tired of the warrior's path. Because of how set he is on retiring, he is entrusting his sword, the Green ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Needcoffee.com - Movie Review

Needcoffee.com - DVD Review

Li Mu Bai (Yun Fat) is tired of the warrior lifestyle. He's been pining for sometime over his best friend, Shu Lien (Yeoh), and he figures that surrendering up the Green Destiny, the legendary and ancient sword he has used during his adventures, he can ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Needcoffee.com - DVD Review

The Village Voice (Amy Taubin)

Although hardly a connoisseur of Chinese martial arts movies, I count among my most delirious cinematic experiences a Berlin Film Festival midnight screening of Tsui Hark's Peking Opera Blues in 1986. Halfway through the picture, the entire audience was ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Village Voice (Amy Taubin)

The Onion A.V. Club (Scott Tobias)

Popular nouveau-actioners from The Matrix to Charlie's Angels have appropriated the high-flying kinetics of Hong Kong wire-fu to fashion a sleek future hero unbound by the mortal limits of physics and pain. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Onion A.V. Club (Scott Tobias)

Film Threat

has built quite a respectable movie career in the last ten years in both America and his native Taiwan. As director of Oscar magnets like "Sense and Sensibility" and "The Ice Storm," each production has built on the prestige of the last. Though the ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Film Threat

Movie Ram-blings

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is a mesmerising martial arts movie. The film, in terms of cinematography and style, tries to capture the mystical quality it imbues on its story and characters. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Movie Ram-blings

Film Quips by John R. McEwen

The success and acclaim of director Ang Lee's film Wo Hu Zang Long (or Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) has brought it out from the thriving but isolated world of Hong Kong films to the global mainstream, affording us westerners a glimpse into the ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Film Quips by John R. McEwen

Ian Waldron-Mantgani, www.ukcritic.com

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a movie made with such grace, beauty and passion that the effect is somewhat disorientating. The filmmaker, Ang Lee, has made serious comedies ("Wedding Banquet", "Sense and Sensibility"), thoughtful dramas ("The ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Ian Waldron-Mantgani, www.ukcritic.com

Philadelphia City Paper review by Cindy Fuchs

The single most stunning moment in Ang Lee's scrupulously artful martial arts film comes early. It's a fight scene between expert Yu Shu Lien (Michelle Yeoh) and graceful young upstart Jen (Zhang Ziyi). ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Philadelphia City Paper review by Cindy Fuchs

Combustible Celluloid (Jeffrey M. Anderson)

In the heat of battle, Michelle Yeoh (The Heroic Trio, Tomorrow Never Dies) chases after her fleeing opponent by leaping over rooftops. Chow Yun Fat (The Killer, Anna and the King) scuffles among the treetops, balancing on the delicate tips of branches. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Combustible Celluloid (Jeffrey M. Anderson)

The Phantom Tollbooth

What can we say about director Ang Lee? The man is clearly on a roll. From 1995's Sense and Sensibility to his magisterial Ice Storm to the criminally overlooked Ride with the Devil, he has made three of the most interesting and entertaining movies of ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Phantom Tollbooth

Bad Lit.com

It's definitely a one-of-a-kind flick and highly recommended. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Bad Lit.com

Spirituality & Practice (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat)

The versatile and ever imaginative director Ang Lee is known for his Taiwanese trilogy; his lyrical interpretations of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility and Rick Moody's Ice Storm. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Spirituality & Practice (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat)

11th Hour Review

September 10, 2000: A traditionally made wuxia (Chinese martial arts) film, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is premiering as a gala presentation at the Toronto International Film Festival. It's one of the hottest tickets of the event, which basically ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at 11th Hour Review

Rolling Stone

During the final scene in the work of daredevil cinematic artistry that is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, a major character makes a leap of faith by diving off a mountain into thin air. My advice is that you approach this heartfelt fable with the same ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Rolling Stone

Images Movie Journal

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon arrives in the United States amid so much fanfare and critical adulation that most viewers will be surprised to find what a simple movie it is, a children's tale filled with warriors and witches. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Images Movie Journal

La Movie Boeuf (David N. Butterworth)

So why is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Wo Hu Zang Long) still playing to sold-out audiences several weeks after its release, and what gives this film, in Mandarin with English subtitles, any right to be playing at the suburban multiplexes anyway? ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at La Movie Boeuf (David N. Butterworth)

The Nut Gallery

To be honest this was the first subtitled movie I have ever watched and I even went to the movie theatre to watch it. I remember the first few minutes thinking to myself - wow, this reading subtitles is going to get old. Though, as the movie goes along I ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Nut Gallery

At-A-Glance Film Reviews

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon may be the most beautiful film I've ever seen. It's an odd compliment to make for a martial arts action film, but to pigeonhole this into a single genre is to do it an injustice. This is also a bittersweet romance between ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at At-A-Glance Film Reviews

Tiscali UK

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon weaves martial arts, romance, beauty and humour with a gossamer touch, elevating you, caressing you and thrilling you until finally its spellbinding ride lowers you gently back to earth. Director Ang Lee, who in the past ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Tiscali UK

filmcritic.com Crouches, Hides

If you thought the only real place for gravity-defying fight scenes was The Matrix, think again. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at filmcritic.com Crouches, Hides

Movie Gazette review (Andrea Chee)

Chow Yun Fat stars as Lee Mu Bai, a highly-skilled martial arts master. When he decides to give his legendary sword, the Green Destiny, to the elder Sir Te (Lung Sihung) it is his friend and fellow warrior Yu Shu Lien (Michelle Yeoh) he asks to carry it ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Movie Gazette review (Andrea Chee)

BeyondHollywood.com

have to admit, I was blown away by the amazing cinematography of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (hereby referred to as CTHD for brevity's sake). The movie is breathtaking to look at and the acting is first-rate by the leads, although the secondary ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at BeyondHollywood.com

DVD Journal

What I love about Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is that all three of the above introductory quotes (even Max's gender-insensitive rant) can be argued with varying degrees of passion. The movie transcends its wire-fu epic conventions and emerges as a ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVD Journal

3 Black Chicks...Review Flicks

If your idea of A Good Time doesn't include watching a two-hour movie that scoffs at the laws of gravity, involves warrior chicks kickin' butt and taking names, and does so without a single line of spoken English, you might want to skip this review and ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at 3 Black Chicks...Review Flicks

The Self-Made Critic

10 Academy Award Nominations. On every critic's 10 best of 2000 list. Chosen as Best Picture by various cities' critical boards of national whatever. Everyone and their mother telling me to go see it. So fine, I saw Crouching Tiger, Hidden ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Self-Made Critic

Apollo Movie Guide (Brian Webster)

A 400-year-old sword is the centre of action, intrigue and even romance in this combination of Chinese historical drama and martial arts film that crosses boundaries. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Apollo Movie Guide (Brian Webster)

THE WEEKLY MOVIE REVIEW

When critics are this united, it's almost better to be skeptical. Hey, why not? We've been burned so many times before, it's difficult not to be. However, everything after the first fight scene will alleviate your doubts and make you a believer. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at THE WEEKLY MOVIE REVIEW

eFilmCritic Reviews

Take The Matrix, cross it with the acrobatics and Gene Kelly-like flair of Jackie Chan and then take away gravity. That, in 20 words or less is the best way to describe the action sequences in Ang Lee's beautiful and exciting new film, Crouching Tiger, ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at eFilmCritic Reviews

The Net-Monster reviews "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

It seems "Wutan" is a form of martial arts which, in addition to teaching old standbys like the groin kick, also trains you to fly through the air like Underdog and catch blow darts with chopsticks. Faster than you can say, "Where do I sign up?" we meet ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at The Net-Monster reviews "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

JoBlo's Movie Emporium reviews "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

An epic in every sense of the word, this film combines some of the coolest fight sequences ever put to the big screen with majestic cinematography and an all-encompassing tale of love, honor and fantasy. And by fantasy, I mean people literally flying ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at JoBlo's Movie Emporium reviews "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

Brilliant Observations on 1173 Films (Clayton Trapp)

Love and violence, and a great title. The incredibly fluid, poetic ballet-ridden fight scenes got most of the ink, but the simple love lines are also great. Exotic and spectacular locations, fearless guidance by Ang Lee (who doesn't flinch as he sways ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Brilliant Observations on 1173 Films (Clayton Trapp)

LeisureSuit.net

Chicks who kick ass are sexy. Why is that, I wonder? Is it because we men are at heart wimps, and love the idea of a woman who can defend her own honor, so we don't have to? Or is it the fact that a chick who kicks ass is certain to have a flat stomach, ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at LeisureSuit.net

Dave's Other Movie Log Review

The best thing I can say about Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, directed by Ang Lee, is that it is probably the only good film currently in release that can be recommended to just about anyone--with the possible exception of jerks who hate foreign films ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Dave's Other Movie Log Review

PopMatters

Growing up in LA during the 1980s, I would wait every Saturday for KFC. Not the fried chicken, but Kung Fu Cinema, a weekly dose of martial arts movies on local television. For me and many of my peers who grew up with visions of Bruce Lee dancing in our ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at PopMatters

Culturekiosque.com's review of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

According to the hype around Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, its creators have produced a miracle: a kung fu crossover hit, simultaneously a substantial foreign language drama for discerning art house audiences and the greatest martial arts movie of all ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Culturekiosque.com's review of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Reviews On The Side by Steve Lekowicz

A gorgeous, romantic, textured, yet kick-ass combo movie from Ang Lee. Ang Lee! Yes! The guy who brought us movies of stifled emotion and slow burn. The Ice Storm was his last opus, and I say opus because I mean it. This guy's films are musical. The Ice ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Reviews On The Side by Steve Lekowicz

JoBlo.com's DVD Clinic

If you look up the word diversity in the dictionary, chances are that you'll find a picture of Ang Lee. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at JoBlo.com's DVD Clinic

DVDBeaver.com (Gary W. Tooze)

Ang Lee has built quite a respectable movie career in the last ten years in both America and his native Taiwan. As director of Oscar magnets like "Sense and Sensibility" and "The Ice Storm," each production has built on the prestige of the last. Though ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at DVDBeaver.com (Gary W. Tooze)

Reel Spirit at SpiritSite.com review

To physical appearances, the world is indeed filled with crouching tigers and hidden dragons. From a spiritual/martial arts perspective, however, these "evils" and troubles aren't the reality they seem. Our tigers and dragons are slippery, tricky, ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Reel Spirit at SpiritSite.com review

Mr. Cranky

There is a whole lot of chick-fighting in this film, accompanied by a whole lot of chick-longing. ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Mr. Cranky

BBCi - Films

You may never see a more beautiful movie ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at BBCi - Films

Almost Fabulous Movie Reviews

Yet another movie that I had high hopes for but that didn't quite live up to its hype. The action scenes were cool but kinda repetitious after a while. The story.... hell, I'm still not sure what it was about. It did have a couple of other things ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at Almost Fabulous Movie Reviews

FilmsAsia (Soh Yun-Huei)

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is the latest offering from Lee Ang, the master of character dramas like Eat Drink Man Woman, Sense and Sensibility, and The Ice Storm. It is his first martial arts movie, and it is a mixed bag of offerings. Part pugilistic ...read the complete Crouching Tiger movie review at FilmsAsia (Soh Yun-Huei)

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