...will sadly not be found in this film. What did you think?

Both Lau Ching-Wan and Carmen Lee prove to be amazing actors, in what could have been a decent film, but is damaged by rather boring storytelling. Also, the way the movie is filmed gives off this rather made-for-TV style. Overall, a little less-than-decent at best.
 

It's like a mix of fantasy, Buddhism, and romance mixed into one film. Not a crime-thriller of the usual Johnnie To style, and personally, I did not find it too good.
 

The pre-IA pairing of Andy Lau and Tony Leung works, but there are parts that are boring and hard to get through, but overall, a decent night's watch.
 

The more of Tsui Hark I see, the less I want to see of his work. And he used to be someone's work whom I wanted to see when I was younger. Alas.
 

Having watched what was supposed to be the be-all end-all of JC flicks, I'd have to say it was okay-ish at best. I found his drunken antics a little bit too over-the-top.

Overall, a decent watch.
 

It has some funny parts, but overall, it was rather boring all in all.
 

Not for all action junkies.
 

You'll be wondering whether to fast-forward or just pop out the DVD altogether. When the movie isn't being boring, it is hard to see where they are in the dark, and it'll make you squint your eyes.