The Swordsman III DVD (1993)

The Swordsman III details

Format:	15 DVD
Starring:	Briget Lin, Joey Wong, Jean Wang, Eddie Ko, Fennie Yuen, King-Tan Yuen, Waise Lee
Directors:	Raymond Lee, Siu-Tung Ching, Raymond Lee /
Genres:	Action/Adventure - Martial Arts, World Cinema - Chinese
Studio:	ELEVATION

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
The Swordsman III	15 Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	1 hour 23 minutes
Rental release:	28 Nov 2005
Main languages:	Cantonese
Subtitles:	English

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Mad MaD MAD!

By MikeyboyPaines (53 reviews) from Fareham , 30 May 2006

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A typical slice of Hong Kong madness starring Brigette Lin. Don't be put off by the fact that this is part 3 - like most Hong Kong films of its type, there are a lot of bizarre characters popping in and out of the story, which along with the jumping around of settings every 5 minutes makes it very difficult to understand. I suggest you simply sit back and enjoy the ride. Lots of wire-fu, decapitations, pseudo-sci-fi trappings (a bamboo submarine), unconsumated love and evil villians (you can spot them a mile off because they all have creepy female voices - even the men).
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AKA East Is Red

By Ian Davies from Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales , 19 Jul 2006

This second sequel to the far superior 'The Swordsman' is a poor effort that even manages to be missing the main hero from the first two films. Plenty of action cannot hide the fact that this is another case of style over substance. The wooden submarine is quite funny, but not enough to make this worth watching again.
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Mad MaD MAD!

By MikeyboyPaines (53 reviews) from Fareham , 30 May 2006

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A typical slice of Hong Kong madness starring Brigette Lin. Don't be put off by the fact that this is part 3 - like most Hong Kong films of its type, there are a lot of bizarre characters popping in and out of the story, which along with the jumping around of settings every 5 minutes makes it very difficult to understand. I suggest you simply sit back and enjoy the ride. Lots of wire-fu, decapitations, pseudo-sci-fi trappings (a bamboo submarine), unconsumated love and evil villians (you can spot them a mile off because they all have creepy female voices - even the men).
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not good

By Zeeshan mehmood from forest gate london , 28 Jan 2006

i realy don`t like this movie
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Pathetic

By sunlutang from Lancs , 06 Jan 2006

Gave up after an hour. Will the real Invincible Dawn please stand up?

Too silly for words - a real disappointment
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