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It joins Tsui Hark's "Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame" in a one-two punch of old-school Asian blockbuster cinema.

Sharpening Its Lens, Even as It Expands Steve Dollar 2011

Director Tsui Hark's clever whodunit set in 7th-century China is a movie he couldn't have made when he first began exploring the idea more than two decades ago.

A Chinese Detective Story Dean Napolitano 2010

Emperor Motion Pictures Dee Renjie (Andy Lau, right) was real, but Tsui Hark's movie is pure fiction.

A Chinese Detective Story Dean Napolitano 2010

This admitted him to confidence, and as Jack was known to be entirely under Hark's influence, the strangers were no bar to their discussion.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 46, August, 1861 Various

This admitted him to confidence; and as Jack was known to be entirely under Hark's influence, the strangers were no bar to their discussion.

Black Rebellion Five Slave Revolts Thomas Wentworth Higginson 1867

Tsui Hark's gorgeous new adventure, which had its world premiere at last year's Venice Film Festival and is now opening in the U.S., meets those two winners on their own level and often soars deliriously above.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2011

Didn't catch director Tsui Hark's latest award-winning wuxia epic in theaters?

Wired Top Stories Scott Thill 2011

Court mystery, martial-arts action fire up 'Detective Dee and the Phantom Flame' A movie review of "Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame," Tsui Hark's visually impressive action film about a soon-to-be empress (Carina Lau) and a detective with martial-arts skills (Andy Lau).

The Seattle Times 2011

I'll trade you Hark's "A Better Tomorrow III" with the trilogy's proper prequel/sequel, "Bullet In The Head".

Joystiq Kevin Kelly 2010

I'll trade you Hark's "A Better Tomorrow III" with the trilogy's proper prequel/sequel, "Bullet In The Head".

Joystiq Kevin Kelly 2010