Also, the final confrontation with the antagonist does not make justice to neither of the characters. Having said that, I must insist that the whole royal drama during the first 30 minutes of the movie are highly recommendable, particularly thanks to well crafted parallel stories at the end of the first act. TRACKLIST 1 Si Supieras - La Leyenda 2 Ay Amor - La Leyenda 3 No Quiero Verte Feliz - La Leyenda 4 Mas Fuerte Que Hercules - La Leyenda 5 El Corazon Y Yo - La Leyenda 7 Mas Vale Que marques - La Leyenda 8 La Neta Del Planeta - La Leyenda 9 Quiero Saber - La Leyenda 10 Para Reconquistarte - La Leyenda 11 Tus Ojos Castaos - La Leyenda 12 Como Decirte - La. I found this movie to be quite enjoyable. I loved the stylized characters, the sense of weight of their bodies design. The dialogs in Spanish are smart and funny, although there are several parts were too many facts are compressed into long sentences.
Triny y la Leyenda Format: Audio CD. One mayor disappointment was the lack of battle scenes. The one battle (Valencia) is shot beautifully using a mix of classical and 3d animation. But the rest of the battles are narrated on a paper-cut style.
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View the collection.Great watch! I thought I was over martial arts flicks having grown up on Hong Kong media but Hollywood really knows how to elevate the same style choreography with effective camera angles and impact shots.The movie leans effectively on Asian familial themes creating resonating character stories that play out in unison with an extravagant mythos of Chinese inspired fantasy.My only gripes really is that the movie feels too standalone despite plenty of supporting roles filled by existing MCU characters. Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1). Sound Mix: Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos. 4.99 Audio CD, Octo'Please retry'Walt Disney Pictures, Fox Studios Australia, Marvel Studios. Listen Now with Amazon Music : Como un Rey 'Please retry' Amazon Music Unlimited: Price New from Used from MP3 Music, Septem'Please retry' 4.99.
She sends word requesting her brother's assistance dear old dad is on the warpath, and the two siblings might be the only ones who can stop him. Shang-Chi ran away as a teenager, leaving his sister Xialing (Meng-er Zhang) behind. And yet, I entered a theater for the first time in two months to see Marvel's latest superhero blockbuster on the big screen, and as the MCU's first foray into the fantastical world of martial arts epics, Shang-Chi is a mostly agreeable success in the realm of expert face punching.Shang-Chi (Simu Lei) is the son of a very dangerous and powerful man, Xu Wenwu (Tony Leung), who has lived for thousands of years thanks to the power of ten magic rings that give him tremendous power to annihilate armies. That's eight movies from July 2021 to November 2022, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings might just be the one that has the least recognition with the general public (I had never heard of him, sorry).
From a pure filmmaking standpoint, Shang-Chi works as a martial arts action film because it's filmed and edited like one should be. Very early on, the work goes into convincing you that Marvel is taking this assignment seriously, and I appreciated that assurance and the follow-through. The courtship of Shang-Chi's parents is handled in that flirt-fight style reminiscent in classic martial arts films, and the balletic wire work and dreamy slow-motion, set to the soothing flute-heavy musical score, evokes romantic memories of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Within the extended prologue over the history of the ten rings, the movie is acclimating you toward its larger-than-life universe that it treats with sincerity and graceful appreciation. The entire third act looks like it's taking place in Narnia itself legitimately, the color palate and overly lit, CGI-assisted green landscapes reminded me so much of the 2005 adaptation of C.S. However, he cannot ignore the assassins his father has sent, and so he and Katy travel back to China to regroup with Shang-Chi's sister and face his destiny.This is the most fantasy-heavy movie of a universe that previously defined the magic from the Thor universe as just another advanced form of science.
This movie allows you in on the martial arts fun.I wasn't expecting this kind of leap from co-writer/director Destin Daniel Cretton. It all made my girlfriend nauseated in our theater, so you might be affected as well if you have a susceptibility to cinematic motion sickness. I enjoyed a fight taking place on multiple levels of scaffolding. The editing is also likewise very smooth and patient, with lots of longer takes blending together so that we can see multiple moves and counter moves, and if there are throws, we'll travel with the fighters to continue the fight.
Cretton has stuck to adult dramas based upon real stories of people struggling through the justice system (Just Mercy) and parental dysfunction (The Glass Castle). It's also a hard-hitting, deeply emotional and upending movie worth your time. This is like the Millennial Outsiders with a cast of up-and-coming actors who have gone on to ascendant and award-winning careers. Wow that cast is an all-timer.
In fact, that was the motivation for the man before he met Jiang Li (Fela Chen), Shang-Chi's eventual mother. The Real Mandarin, is one of the more complicated or nuanced villains in MCU history, but he's given more dimension than a simple "destroy and/or conquer the world" motivation. I'm not going to say that Xu Wenwu, a.k.a. James Gunn can go from Super to the Guardians of the Galaxy, and so Cretton can go from Short Term 12 to helming a large-scale, CGI-heavy martial arts fantasy.Another aspect I found pleasantly surprising was the amount of work put into its primary villain and the ensuring father/son dynamic. At this point I shouldn't discount what filmmakers can make those big artistic leaps with a studio project.
He trained his son to follow by example, and despite the fact that he sent trained killers after his son rather than a more constructive and clearer message, RN declares his love for his children. If he had the full power of those ten rings, ordinary gangsters wouldn't have dared to threaten or harm his loved ones. He found a person who made him want to reform, to put his old ways of violence behind, and it's her death that spurs him back to his views of power absolving all conflicts, so the most powerful is the one who can have the most say and protect the people close to him or her.
Liu has a self-effacing charm to him that doesn't cross over into smug. A fight aboard a city bus is our real intro into seeing this man as he's avoided, as a well-trained fighting machine, the identity of his father that he's been attempting to run away from. With the longer takes and clean edits, it's clear that Liu is performing many of the moves, and he moves with great skill and balance to believably crack some skulls. Having a father be the villain but still love his children and be primarily motivated by bringing back his dead wife and honestly assessing how she made him a better person is a breath of fresh-ish air.Liu (Kim's Convenience) is easily charming and demonstrates a sharp affinity for the martial arts training and choreography. Being motivated by grief and wanting to see a departed loved one no matter the cost is a relatable struggle and one that brings degrees of nuance that Leung can imbue with his great pained, hangdog expressions.
There are several jumps in the screenplay that feel like further revision or clarity were necessary. I feel like Leung is finding connections with the somber, brooding heartache of his War Kong Wai roles, and yes film nerds, I just made that connection for a Marvel movie.Not everything quite works in this MCU outing. He brings such a heaviness, a quiet yet dignified despondency to the character, and there are several instances where he undersells his character's danger and power, which just makes him so much more intimidating. He sits out for long periods and his absence is noted. Leung (2046, The Grandmaster) is just movie royalty, so getting him to read the phone book would have been an acceptable start. It's rather mystifying why her supporting character, a normal human, would accompany her pal into the word of underground martial arts ninja conspiracy fantasy, let alone that she could take up a bow and arrow and becomes a valuable member of a fighting force.
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