The Grandmaster 2013 Full Movie

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Language: Eng Runtime: 130 min Audio: AC3 Subtitles: Italian Resolution: 720x480 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps

Torrent Size: 815 Mb

Year:	2013
Genre:	Action, Biography, Drama
Director:	Kar Wai Wong
Starring:	Tony Chiu Wai Leung, Ziyi Zhang, Jin Zhang

Review: When Wong Kar Wai has announced that he will begin to make a film about Ip Man, some followed, all done and proved successful against Wong to complete it. Knowing that WKW film is never a simple story, I know that he is going to be different than all the others, but wonder how different it will be compared to their Ashes of Time. I did not write anything about the story or the script, which I think it is going to take a little joy from all those who have to look at it. I saw the original first published version. I am speechless, especially with Zhang Ziyi (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Memoirs of a Geisha, 2046) and Tony Leung actions. Those are not Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh, but in this film, they fought so convincing good you will believe that they really know Wing Chun (a type of Chinese kung-fu). For those who like Wong Kar Wai's previous films also elegant, artistic or difficult to understand, it is unusual and is most suitable for the general public, but there is a lack in the style or art. If there is any complaint, it will be out of the fans of Tony Leung who may feel that he was overshadowed by Zhang, especially in the action scenes. Just like her Crouching Tiger movie, I think she acted so good, so much so that the director kept her scenes for the last movie. (She is nominated for best actress in the upcoming Chinese equivalent of the Oscar). I've never seen a film before where actress did so well in both action and drama scenes in the same movie. Another actor deserved a mention is Taiwan's Zhang Chen, he is equally convincing as Zhang in both action and drama there but his screen time is short. Tony Leung did not give me any surprise addition to the action scenes. In terms of photography, editing, and the other, I think others have raved enough. Go watch it before you read too much. This is what I call a real movie. Its meant to be seen, not read.