SirStrangefolk
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Who is the green robed wind power wuxia lady? Do we know?
Who is the green robed wind power wuxia lady? Do we know?
Youtube version (for those that prefer it)
I guess so. I wonder who the character is. Given the apparent wind powers and the fact that she seems to be fighting the Mandarin it might be someone who has the Spectral Ring.Michelle Yeoh or Fala Chen, probably.
I am mixed on the trailer. The characters and plot beats are mostly still opaque, beyond the stuff that's obvious from the premise. OTOH, the kung fu fighting definitely looks good. I kind of suspect they are stealing elements from Iron Fist that aren't going to be used by him anytime soon.
They’re definitely being influenced by a lot of martial arts movies. Shang-Chi grabbing the woman from falling out of the bus felt very Jackie Chan.Looks a little generic Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon-ish.
Trailer looks awesome.
Anyone getting Black Panther vibes? I wouldn't be surprised if the plot is essentially a reworked Black Panther plot with the outcast Killmonger character (In this case Shangchi) as the Hero and the Rightful king character Tchalla (In this case Mandarin) as the Villain.All dressed in an Asian Makeover.
I am very curious about the Red robed warriors and Mythical Lions.Look awesome.
It seems Mandarin has the Rings from the beginning. So they are not a prize for a Tournament as was rumored. Also they clearly hav
In fact I don't really see a Tournament in this thing, I just saw a couple of Fight club scenes.
Im still not sold on Simu liu as Mandarin but I can deal with it.
Movie look awesome.
They are definitely stealing from Iron Fist who is heavily reliant on Chinese Lore.Not sure how I feel about thatt though
Unfortunately I’ve read some spoilers and seen some Lego sets (admittedly not always reliable) that indicate a CGI heavy third act.I hope this doesnt devolve into to generic big cgi 3rd act though. There were a couple if clips kn the trailer that hinted at that. This should be a raw, visceral martial arts film where special effects are kept at a minimum.
I hope this doesnt devolve into to generic big cgi 3rd act though. There were a couple if clips kn the trailer that hinted at that. This should be a raw, visceral martial arts film where special effects are kept at a minimum.
It doesn’t give me Netflix Daredevil vibes at all, lol. As for the bolded part of your post.... that’s literally a often-used trope in fiction, especially in martial arts related fiction, so much so, that I don’t know how you immediately thought of Daredevil as a analogue....This looks like Netflix's Daredevil in China, not only in terms of fights, but also of the main character and that he is trained by a strict master who has chosen his destiny for him.
Why do people act like it is something so new and fresh?