Articles tagged with: ang lee
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon – Blu-Ray Review
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon marked a new era in cinema, paving the way for a string of foreign, martial-arts epics. With Crouching Tiger, Ang Lee ushered in a style in which Western audiences were not familiar and paved the way for other directors such as Zhang Yimou, whose Hero and House of Flying Daggers were among a stream of films that filled their screen time with as much lush cinematography as they did dazzling martial-arts.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon marked a new era in cinema, paving the way for a string of foreign, martial-arts epics. With Crouching Tiger, Ang Lee ushered in a style in which Western audiences were not familiar and paved the way for other directors such as Zhang Yimou, whose Hero and House of Flying Daggers were among a stream of films that filled their screen time with as much lush cinematography as they did dazzling martial-arts.
Ang Lee Not ‘Ang Lee’ About Remake of Brokeback
There are strange decisions, there are odd choices and there are some things that just make you go 'whubluh?!' before falling on the floor and vomiting through sheer insanity. Then there are things that initially confuse, but soon reveal themselves to be not that stupid an idea after all - like making a TV show (and latterly a movie) about shallow, image-obsessed bints with too much money and free time on their hands. Some things in the world are just meant to be.
There are strange decisions, there are odd choices and there are some things that just make you go 'whubluh?!' before falling on the floor and vomiting through sheer insanity. Then there are things that initially confuse, but soon reveal themselves to be not that stupid an idea after all - like making a TV show (and latterly a movie) about shallow, image-obsessed bints with too much money and free time on their hands. Some things in the world are just meant to be.
