النمر الرابض والتنين الخفي

How many people dream of being a wanton jade dragon, and as a result, they accidentally become Yu xiulian who has endured it all his life. When he died, he sighed like Li Mubai, "This whole life has been wasted". Of course, there are still some people like Luo Xiaohu. Even if they are removed, they will not affect the stories of others.

Fast, Swift, Skillful, and Cunning. This movie got a lot of all the way! Ang Lee has made the best martial art film I've ever seen! "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" takes where others have their limits. Chow Yun Fat plays a master who guards a sword with a "Emerald Blade" to it. Michelle Yeoh(Supercop 1&2,) plays the friend and lover of the master. And I liked the way of the choreographs were made. Flying and fighting at the same time, not using ropes or cables to climb. That will made the most skilled fighter bow into defeat. Zhang Ziyi, plays the fighter who steals the sword, and learns hard truths from the two. She is a formidable fighter, and a big hothead as well. She does have a sexy side to her, after being kidnapped, her true self is portrayed well to say the least. I wish I could say more about this movie, but it's up to you to see it for yourself. This movie is to good to explain to everyone, I enjoyed every time I watch it. 5 STARS!

Main character: no development Co-stars: no development Bratty little girl: bratty Bad guy: just sits there Story: non-existent Action sequences: fly fly swoosh unrealistic

Over 41% of reviewers here at IMDb have rated this movie as a perfect 10. Either they're all wrong, or I am. It was OK, but I didn't think it was anything to write home about. Some intertwined love stories, a lot of martial arts type fight scenes and alliances that were difficult to keep track of. That's what I found, in this movie about the theft of a legendary prized sword. The story wasn't uninteresting, but I just found too many flights into fantasy as we watched people soar through the air and walk on water or treetops. This even detracted from the martial arts scenes, as too much of it just seemed unbelievable. There were good special affects, and some of the photography was brilliant, but the movie itself just didn't capture me the way I thought it would from everything I had seen and heard about it. Too each his own, I guess. I can only muster a 5/10 for this.

This movie was so bad, I almost fell asleep. The fight scenes every one raved about were not as good as Chuck Norris, never mind Bruce Lee. The two of them standing on the tree trunk was so stupid, I almost cracked up. There is no character development. The spoiled brat heroine/villainess would fit in a typical teen-age gross out comedy. The fake meditation stuff was really bad. Viewers should think for themselves not buy off on the fancy reviews.

Why do they need horses if they can fly? What are they fighting for, if nobody wins? So what they died for? That's the point! Thank God they died so the film could come to an end, for absence of characters. And, like those flying idiots, this video could finally fly back to the shelf from where it should never have left.

This is such a movie full of Chinese style and gorgeous thoughts. From the shooting technique to the love and hatred between people, it can be seen that Ang Lee really has deep feelings of martial arts. He has never made martial arts films, but has made the most powerful martial arts China.