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Fung wan II

  • 2009
  • PG-13
  • 1 Std. 51 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
5,2/10
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Fung wan II (2009)
Trailer for Storm Warriors
trailer wiedergeben1:26
1 Video
36 Fotos
KampfkünsteWuxiaAbenteuerActionFantasie

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWind and Cloud find themselves up against a ruthless Japanese warlord intent on invading China.Wind and Cloud find themselves up against a ruthless Japanese warlord intent on invading China.Wind and Cloud find themselves up against a ruthless Japanese warlord intent on invading China.

  • Regie
    • Danny Pang
    • Oxide Chun Pang
  • Drehbuch
    • Wing-Shing Ma
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Aaron Kwok
    • Ekin Cheng
    • Kenny Ho
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    5,2/10
    1906
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Danny Pang
      • Oxide Chun Pang
    • Drehbuch
      • Wing-Shing Ma
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Aaron Kwok
      • Ekin Cheng
      • Kenny Ho
    • 22Benutzerrezensionen
    • 30Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 1 Gewinn & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Storm Warriors
    Trailer 1:26
    Storm Warriors

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    Aaron Kwok
    Aaron Kwok
    • Cloud
    Ekin Cheng
    Ekin Cheng
    • Wind
    • (as Ekin Cheng Yee-Kin)
    Kenny Ho
    Kenny Ho
    • Nameless
    Nicholas Tse
    Nicholas Tse
    • Heart
    Charlene Choi
    Charlene Choi
    • Second Dream
    Simon Yam
    Simon Yam
    • Lord Godless
    Suet Lam
    Suet Lam
    • Piggy King
    Patrick Tam
    Patrick Tam
    • Emperor
    Danny Arroyo
    Danny Arroyo
    • Cloud
    • (English version)
    • (Synchronisation)
    Tin-Chiu Hung
    Tin-Chiu Hung
    Anson Leung
    Anson Leung
    • Earth
    Candy Liu
    • Princess
    Byron Pang
    • Sky
    Yan Tang
    Yan Tang
    • Chu Chu
    Todd Eric Valcourt
    Todd Eric Valcourt
    • Wind
    • (English version)
    • (Synchronisation)
    Tak-Bun Wong
    Tak-Bun Wong
    • Lord Wicked
    • Regie
      • Danny Pang
      • Oxide Chun Pang
    • Drehbuch
      • Wing-Shing Ma
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    7helmutty

    Storm Warriors

    The long-awaited sequel to Storm Riders is finally here. The Pang Brothers take the directing chair and turn the sequel into an action-packed filled with CGI effects. The CGI is touted as the best CGI in Chinese movies but it cannot be compared with big budget Hollywood movies. The special effects are incredible as not seen in Chinese movies.

    The story: The action starts straight from the first scene. It shows Cloud and Wind not being able to defeat the powerful warlord and flee the scene. They then are trained in different ways. Cloud is taught by Nameless and Wind takes the evil way. With its fast pace, it brings you from one action scene to another without much drag. The special effects increasingly get better and by the time it comes to the last battle, the special effects are at best. With its epic score, it manages to suck me into the fantasy world. Yes, there is a downside since this is a non-stop action movie, its story is kept simple and there are even not much characters' developments.

    Overall: If you are willing to watch a heavy CGI movie with no story and just be awed at the action scenes combined with CGI, you would probably enjoy this movie. If you are concerned about characters' developments, it is not for you. This movie is only for the fans or someone who wants to watch non-stop action filled with CGI with no story. There should be a part three and hopefully, every thing is in it with be amazing even its story.
    6wayfeel

    Entertaining, good try but lacks the fun elements the first one had.

    Such a long wait since the first one. Storm Rider 1 was really good by the way - better story line, better flow, better pace, better romance, better music, more varied scenes(inside castle, forest where two groups of people meet, dragon cave, village, etc), much more character development (ie every characters seem to have decent screen time), adequate CGI - given that was some 11 yrs ago, and better acting - Yes, better acting! ie. Sonny Chiba was unparalleled as Lord Conquer. Even Wind and Cloud had deeper emotions, more expressive then, really.

    I would prefer the first one if not for the redeeming factors of Storm Riders 2 - more boastful, refined CGIs, much impressive and intense fighting choreograph which I enjoyed immensely. one battle too long, one ended prematurely if only it balances up a bit.

    Some scenes unnecessary, some over dramatized to a point of dragging which make you just wanna scream "just get on with it!". I suppose the script just could have been much better and more varied scenes than just those few bleak boring ones which at times, looked a bit fake. The ladies also don't have much scene impact, a little shallow.

    Overall, I don't mind watching it again purely for its fighting CGIs which was sheer indulgence. Everything else, I rather re-watch Storm Riders 1.
    counter_force

    Zero out of five... Why?

    Hi people Happy holidays and Merry Christmas to all. I wrote another comment in the discussion user board it has some spoilers so if you want to read it go ahead. First to discuss is I did not watch pang brothers movie even If I did I would not know and I did not watch part one of Fung wan. But I did hear lots of good comments for the first movie.

    Overall I did not enjoy the movie it just sucked the enjoyment of movie right out of me within 30 minutes. Even if you treat me to watch this movie again I would not watch it I would rather watch Good Burger again.

    The movie has no dialog 1/3 of the time, I did not understand what is going on and really most of the movie did not make sense. Maybe their target audience was comic fans but even my friend who watched part one and read the comics said it was bad. If I could take back the time I watched the movie I would. I would not want to talk too much because I really commented a lot on the discussion board and my eyes are starting to hurt.

    The only good point about this movie is the effects are cool and the music is nice but there is just too much music. It was everywhere. If I can convince you not to watch it I did the world a favor.

    I rather they give the money they use to make this movie to a 3rd world county that needed the money for basic food and water.

    I rate this movie 0/5 really I give this film nothing.

    If you (the movie) did not even have normal dialog in this movie to make me, a common audience understand what is going on. All the special effects in the world cannot save you (the movie). Really I think I would count the number of lines each person said. And the movie really really makes no sense half the time.

    Even for a bad film like good burger I would give it half a point for having Abe Vigoda in the movie. Oh if you do not know who he is he was in Godfather.

    I just put my point of view and what I think. If you still want to watch this movie go ahead. It has cool effects and good music. But storyline don't count on it. But I would rather wait for the DVD to be out buy it together with my friends and pass it around to watch. Just one DVD.

    Just like Forbidden kingdom and dragon ball, wasted money.. all of them the money could have fed hundreds of starving children.
    1hiucheekeong

    Completely Rubbish !! Don't waste your time and money !!

    I'm "storm Ridders" comic fans ever since the 1 episode, and i'm very disappointed how Directors Pang brothers has turn this "storm rider" into a completely rubbish !! This movie should be made into a 2 minutes effect show-reel instead of a full feature film !! The worst Chinese movie i ever watched for past 10 years !! Completely no story, poor in every aspect of film-making, especially the directing, acting and story !! Very boring, the movie should end right after the opening title, where after master "no name" launched his "million sword". Watsing my time and money !!

    "Storm rider 1" was far more better than this empty soul "storm rider 2". For non-comic fans, the whole story making no sense, and for comics fans, it was completely a disaster !! The Pang brothers has raped all the comic fans, and all comic the characters !!

    If there is "Storm Rider 3", please change the directors first !! The Pang brothers don't even know how to tell a simple story !!
    4dont_b_so_BBC

    Storm Warriors-- THE "Magic-(Kung)Fu" Comic-Book Movie

    Green-screened movies and manga/ anime (graphic-novel/ cartoon) adaptations are a dime a dozen these days-- so what makes "Storm Warriors" (based on a Hong Kong "wuxia" comic series) any different? Well, unlike Hollywood movie adaptations which tend to tone/ dumb things down for wider/ mainstream appeal, or Japan movie adaptations which try to stuff all the original story/ characters in, Hong Kong movie adaptations are generally about entertaining their fan-base-- even at the risk of becoming self-referential/ indulgent "B"-movies.

    And the "magic-(kung)fu" style/ stance aptly known as "Mastery of Ten Thousand Swords" shows up right at the beginning, as if Hong Kong/Chinese cinema is staking its claim as the rightful home of "magic-(kung)fu" movies. Jedi Knights can only ape, but never muster up, THIS much style.

    That's right, "Storm Warriors" is an unabashed attempt at THE "magic-(kung)fu" comic-book movie-- complete with comically symbolic names and philosophical kungfu-babble, as well as the requisite series of achingly slow 2-minute "power-ups/ stand-offs" followed by dizzyingly fast 2-second "fights/ contacts", etc.. By starting right at the END of the story, "Storm Warriors" shrewdly (shamelessly?) avoids any semblance of story-telling or scale... in favor of merely showcasing the "end-game" battles that are being fought-- with NO explanations for the uninitiated.

    And unlike its prequel "Storm Riders", which tried semi-successfully to make a "realistic/ conventional" movie based on an earlier story-arc in the same Hong Kong comic series, this movie simply aims to realize the experience of reading/ re-imagining its "wuxia" battles-- with frequent "fades-to-black", extreme close-ups and closely-edited montages... and once I realized/ accepted I was watching a manga/ comic-in-motion, I actually had fun "interpreting/ analyzing" each "panel".

    In other words, just go and do your own research if you didn't "get it"... and if you didn't have fun watching it, you're obviously not its target audience-- "wuxia" fans waiting to see the next stage in the cinematic realization of "magic-(kung)fu" battles (the opening "Mastery of Ten Thousand Swords" is now CANON in "wuxia"-fantasy cinema). Never mind if you missed (like I did) the "magic-(kung)fu" movie craze started by the "Buddha Palm" in the 1960s (filmed in black-and-white) or the "Warriors of Zu Mountain" in the 1980s (filmed with wire-fu)-- thanks to the advances in green-screen and CGI technology, "Storm Warriors" is able to show you some of the wild "magic-(kung)fu" battles envisioned by generations of "wuxia"novelists/artists with all their crazy chi/energy.

    Of course, you can fault the directors/ writers for the lack of story/ character development-- or just blame it on comic fans who already know the story/ characters (the comic series ended ages ago), as well as "wuxia" genre fans who will able to figure it out (most of it "wuxia" clichés), or even the investors who wouldn't put up the money for a 9-hour trilogy upfront.... But you can certainly see where most of the money went-- though I wished more of it was spent fleshing out the first half of the movie, instead of endlessly "leveling-up" in the second (where budget limitations really show).

    Personally, I admire the producers'/ directors' guts (foolhardiness?) in splurging on the EFFECTS and scrimping on the script (instead of the other way round like most films with a tight budget). Eg. The lighting/ texture of CGI-background/effects matches with the live-action actors so well/ evenly that it usually does NOT distract/ detract from the movie (always the highest compliment for CGI); and the choice/ ability to light/ color the film with "natural/ ambient" light is a welcomed sight for sore eyes strained by heavily color-corrected sci-fi/ fantasy movies (hiding their CGI in "soft sepia", "cool blue", etc.)-- so "Storm Warriors" aimed rather low, and mostly hit its mark.

    In short, this movie is nothing if not "pulp/cult", and a "guilty pleasure" at that too-- the story/ characters may not resonate, but the visuals can certainly be relished... depending on how you liked them. For me, there were at least 2 things (no, not the two male leads) that they got right: "Mastery of Ten Thousand Swords" at the very beginning, and "Capricious Dance of the Demons" at the very end-- but there was really a lot of "filler" to get through...

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    Bruce Lee in Der Mann mit der Todeskralle (1973)
    Kampfkünste
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    Wuxia
    Still frame
    Abenteuer
    Bruce Willis in Stirb langsam (1988)
    Action
    Elijah Wood in Der Herr der Ringe: Die Gefährten (2001)
    Fantasie

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      The animated opening sequence actually pays homage to many famous cover arts of the Fung Wen comics which the movie Storm Warriors was based on. Examples are: Evil Wind sitting in front of his Blizzard Blade(Issue#85) Lord Godless bursting in the town gate (Issue#79), Cloud picking the one true Ulimate Sword from the countless Ultimate Swords in the Sword Sacrificial Event(Issue#46), Evil Wind facing behind with the Dragon Spine tied to his back while holding his broken Blizzard Blade(Issue#109), etc.
    • Patzer
      When Wind was told to enter the "Evil pool" he left his blade behind him. He wasn't shown having his blade when he burst out of the pool to save his friends and left bare handed. But when he shows up in front of Cloud and Lord Godless he's holding his blade which should be still in the Lord Wicked's hide out.
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      Follows Stormriders (1998)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 17. Dezember 2009 (Hongkong)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Hongkong
    • Sprachen
      • Kantonesisch
      • Englisch
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      • Thailand
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Chengtian Entertainment
      • Sil-Metropole Organisation
      • Universe Entertainment
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      • 22.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
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      • 5.668.356 $
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      • 1 Std. 51 Min.(111 min)
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