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Deadful Melody on DVD (1993)

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Average rating: 51%
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Starring: Brigitte Lin, Biao Yuen, Lung Chan, Fat Chung
Director: Min Kun Ng
Studio: OPTIMUM HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time: 92 mins
Certificate: 15
Genres: Action/Adventure, World Cinema
Languages: Cantonese
Subtitles: English
Released: 18/04/2005

Brief synopsis of Deadful Melody

A tale of sworsdman

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Rated - 4 stars2nd Opinion.

Ian Davies from Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales [Highly rated reviewer] , 30/10/2005

I decided I wanted to watch this again. I must confess to enjoying it a bit more second time around. It is very violent and bloody in parts, but it is nice to see Yuen Biao getting a lead role, and Brigitt Lin is always immensely watchable, even if she is a bit typecast in this one. One of the few Martial Arts films to feature exploding bodies in the finale.

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Rated - 3 starsFantasy - But Not Fantastic!

drunkenmaster from Merthyr Tydfil, , 30/06/2005

This early 90s sword fantasy martial arts film stars the criminally underrated Yuen Biao and the stunningly beautiful Brigitte Lin. The supernatural tinted story of a magical lyre (Chinese stringed instrument) being taken across the country by a top swordsman for hire is full of exciting and superbly choreographed fight sequences.

Presented in its original Cantonese with English subtitles, (No dubbed soundtrack on offer here), this is entertaining enough, but ultimately a bit of a let down. The whole thing looks good, but the sometimes heavy plot is a little lost in the fantasy elements.

A watchable film, and well worth seeing to catch the two leads at their best.

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Rated - 4 starsFantasy - But Not Fantastic!

Ian Davies from South Wales , 08/05/2005

This early 90's sword fantasy martial arts film stars the criminally underrated Yuen Biao and the stunningly beautiful Brigitte Lin. The supernatural tinted story of a magical lyre (Chinese stringed instrument.) being taken across the country by a top swordsman is full of exciting and superbly choreographed fight sequences.

Presented in its original Chinese with subtitles, (No dubbed soundtrack.) this is entertaining enough, but ultimately a little bit of a let down. The Whole thing looks good, but the sometimes heavy plot is a little lost in the fantasy elements. A watchable film, and worth seeing for the two stars, but not the classic it could have been.

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Rated - 3 starsFantasy - But Not Fantastic!

drunkenmaster from Merthyr Tydfil, , 30/06/2005

This early 90s sword fantasy martial arts film stars the criminally underrated Yuen Biao and the stunningly beautiful Brigitte Lin. The supernatural tinted story of a magical lyre (Chinese stringed instrument) being taken across the country by a top swordsman for hire is full of exciting and superbly choreographed fight sequences.

Presented in its original Cantonese with English subtitles, (No dubbed soundtrack on offer here), this is entertaining enough, but ultimately a bit of a let down. The whole thing looks good, but the sometimes heavy plot is a little lost in the fantasy elements.

A watchable film, and well worth seeing to catch the two leads at their best.

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