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Legend Of The Liquid Sword
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    by Xenon

ALTERNATE SYNOPSIS:
Swordsman Chu (Aaron Kwok) is praised by his master (Tsui Sui Keung) as having skills he describes as "melting in with nature", and selects him to duel with Shaolin monk Flowerless (Gordon Liu). Chu sets off on his journey, accompanied by his three sisters.

Along the way, the foursome crosses paths with a sniggering swordsman called Metal Flower, a mystic known as Seaweed, and blood-sucking villain "Bat Man".

Bizarre new-wave action in the best Shaolin tradition!

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    by Alex In Wonderland
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I should have listened to Thomas Weisser - this film is utterly awful. I generally consider "Holy Weapon" (1993) and "Flying Dagger" (1993) to be Wong Jing's greatest embarrassments, and this film fits in very comfortably with those two. A great looking period film whose visual style is surpassed only by its incredible stupidity. There's not much of a story here - more like a series of disconnected and unrelated vignettes strung together about a young swordsman's (pop singer Aaron Kwok) quest to fight a villain named Flowerless. Thankfully, there are no fart jokes and no talking penises in this one, but it's still full of mind-numbingly stupid slapstick, a couple of dreadful musical numbers, and a cameo appearance by Jesus Christ. There are only two reasons to endure this disaster: 1) The action sequences are super exciting, hyper-kinetic, and extremely over-the-top. 2) Like most of Wong Jing's productions, the women are GORGEOUS. Ultra-cute Gloria Yip, fiercely beautiful Fennie Yuen, seductive and mysterious Chingmy Yau, and the regal and bitchy Cheung Man are all a sheer delight to behold. Why don't these women get to work with decent scripts?
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