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Un niño es llevado a la mítica tierra de Tao, donde se convierte en el centro de un conflicto entre un señor malvado y un grupo de guerreros animales.Un niño es llevado a la mítica tierra de Tao, donde se convierte en el centro de un conflicto entre un señor malvado y un grupo de guerreros animales.Un niño es llevado a la mítica tierra de Tao, donde se convierte en el centro de un conflicto entre un señor malvado y un grupo de guerreros animales.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Premios
- 2 nominaciones en total
Chao Li Chi
- Master Chung
- (as Chao-Li Chi)
Michael J. Anderson
- Mudlap
- (as Michael John Anderson)
Rickey D'Shon Collins
- Chucky
- (as Ricky D'Shon Collins)
Opiniones destacadas
This movie was actually very good for what it was trying to do, which is give a summary (very simply) of the VERY esoteric chinese philosophy of Taoism. Those who know nothing of Taoism will definitely find that this movie does not make much sense in some places.
All of the characters are embodiments of the virtues and faults presented in the Taoist Philosophy. Yes, this makes for quite the challenge to present it in childrens movie no less.
The movie is fun if you dont take it to seriously. It would seem that some of the people posting here thought they were there to see Gone With the Wind or some other Epic or adult piece. Take it as lighthearted and as a possible education on a foreign way of thought, if you are into that new things. (Then again you could just read books on Taoism to get a somewhat clearer view)
3 out of 5 for production, 4 out 5 for accomplishment
All of the characters are embodiments of the virtues and faults presented in the Taoist Philosophy. Yes, this makes for quite the challenge to present it in childrens movie no less.
The movie is fun if you dont take it to seriously. It would seem that some of the people posting here thought they were there to see Gone With the Wind or some other Epic or adult piece. Take it as lighthearted and as a possible education on a foreign way of thought, if you are into that new things. (Then again you could just read books on Taoism to get a somewhat clearer view)
3 out of 5 for production, 4 out 5 for accomplishment
I watched "Warriors Of Virtue" with my 9 year old son a few nights ago, and I can only say that this is easily one of the worst films of any kind I have seen in my 50 plus years of avid film consumption. I enjoy kids movies, martial arts movies, action/adventure movies, fish-out-of-water movies, and just about any genre of film that "Warriors Of Virtue" could possibly belong to. Hell, I like a lot of just plain bad movies, but this was just dreadful. It may have been Shakespeare or perhaps Benny Hill who observed that comparisons are odious, but I couldn't help noticing the similarities between "Warriors Of Virtue" and your average episode of "Power Rangers"(my kid, god bless him, was a big fan in the first grade).
Half-baked and tone-deaf in conception, amateurish in execution, I can imagine simpletons the world over drew figurative lines in the sand in solidarity over their collective objection to the use of the word simplistic to describe this film. Half-wits would look at "Warriors Of Virtue" and wonder just where in hell the money went. It certainly wasn't spent on developing a narrative that makes any sense, three-dimensional characters, professional acting, staging, or direction. "Warriors" was pre-CGI, so I can accept that the special effects work was corny, but...kangaroos? Seriously? This movie is resolutely and resoundingly grind-your-teeth-into-nubbins stupid.
Half-baked and tone-deaf in conception, amateurish in execution, I can imagine simpletons the world over drew figurative lines in the sand in solidarity over their collective objection to the use of the word simplistic to describe this film. Half-wits would look at "Warriors Of Virtue" and wonder just where in hell the money went. It certainly wasn't spent on developing a narrative that makes any sense, three-dimensional characters, professional acting, staging, or direction. "Warriors" was pre-CGI, so I can accept that the special effects work was corny, but...kangaroos? Seriously? This movie is resolutely and resoundingly grind-your-teeth-into-nubbins stupid.
Like most users here commented, Warriors of Virtue had wonderful production design, but the story leaves something to be desired. Maybe it's because of how the writers "kiddy-fied" the story. The action is typical of what you may see from some Hong Kong movies. There's the incredible feats of stunts like jumping tall buildings in a single bound, running over water, and high-powered martial arts. You should especially see the beginning of the movie how chef Ming cooks. It's all done with a semi-slow mo technique. Unfortunately, someone must have a terrible obsession over this technique because you see this way too frequently and in the presence of many falling leaves. Thus, after a while it really gets tiring. The production is pretty good for indoor sets. The production people creates a convincingly large army. It's too bad the story just lack the punch and simply relies on action (slow-mo action at that).
The verdict: 2.5 of 5 stars.
The verdict: 2.5 of 5 stars.
So many people are saying that this movie is not worth their time. I am a movie fanatic, and this movie is a perfect movie for people of all ages. It is similar to the Dark Crystal, and many others like it. But what makes this one different is that actual little kids or people with disabilities that have never fit in with the crowd can watch this movie and get some confidence from it. I sure that we all need something or other to show us that we're all right for who we are and maybe that the real message this movie was sending. Go on and think that this movie is horrible, but no matter what I'll show it to my kid and my grandkids, because I enjoyed this movie.
I first saw this movie many years ago. It thoroughly bored me, as starting about 25 minutes into it, I could predict what would happen at almost every turn.
Well, I read a few of the favorable reviews of this movie here at imdb and decided to give it another chance. Would it be better second time around?
Nope. Stopped watching about 40 minutes into it and tuned in Pokemon instead.
Rating: 4 out of 10.
Well, I read a few of the favorable reviews of this movie here at imdb and decided to give it another chance. Would it be better second time around?
Nope. Stopped watching about 40 minutes into it and tuned in Pokemon instead.
Rating: 4 out of 10.
¿Sabías que…?
- ErroresAt the beginning of the scene where we're introduced to Tsun, a safetly line (to pull her up) is visible shortly before she emerges from underground.
- Bandas sonorasYou Can Fly
Performed by Wade Hubbard
Written by Wade Hubbard
Produced by Wade Hubbard
Executive Producer: Barry Levine & Art Ford
Wade Hubbard Appears Courtesy of Wade Hubbard Inc.
Published by Jenny D. Music (ASCAP) & BMG Songs, Inc. (ASCAP)
All Rights Administrated by BMG Songs, Inc. (ASCAP)
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- Presupuesto
- USD 35,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 6,524,620
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 3,277,084
- 4 may 1997
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 6,537,036
- Tiempo de ejecución2 horas 11 minutos
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- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.35 : 1
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