Ip Man has been a series that explodes in popularity ever since its first release in 2008 about the story of Bruce Lee’s master. And 11 years later, the epic tale is coming to an end, with Ip Man 4: The Finale aiming to deliver the final deserving conclusion to the great series.
If you are familiar with many of the Chinese folklores, then this film will definitely pique your interest. For Ne Zha is using that same character and remold it to form a proper story that makes you appreciate the original take based on the classic folklore god child.
The story between father and son has been a very common theme in many movies, and especially in Asian movies. Looking Up is the Chinese take on the genre with its own spin, as well as its own moral lesson.
War, war never changes. And Advance Wave Upon Wave takes the same concept and puts it from the Chinese Civil War perspective. Here, it is based on a real-life characters, the 8 brothers, who were all sent to war as part of the Red Army against the Nationalists.
Controller Companies is proud to introduce Joye Yang as a new author in Film Review section, and specifically for Chinese audiences as most of her reviews will be written in Mandarin! Joye is a Shanghainese girl who loves to watch movies since young and has written some reviews of her own as well. Be sure … Read more Introducing New Author: Joye Yang – 新电影评论者: 杨悦
Jackie Chan is back in another movie since The Foreigner and this time he is portraying a similar father-figure role in a science fiction movie. With other famous names such as Show Luo, a popular Taiwanese singer and Ouyang Nana, a new beauty talent in the Taiwanese entertainment industry, could this film continue the Jackie … Read more Bleeding Steel (2017) Mini Film Review
When it comes to action crime thriller genre, Hong Kong is undoubtedly one of the most famous in the forefront. With its long history that used to dominate the films of such genre before the 2000s, its action films have become its trademark. However, recently many films that have been released from the region seems … Read more Trivisa [Shù Dà Zhāo Fēng](2016) Mini Film Review
It is a film that is loosely based on real events during the Japanese occupied China in Shanghai. Though, most of the narrative is still fictionalised and dramatised by renowned director Ang Lee. With many famous films that had gone on to multiple acclaims and awards, Lust Caution is another of Ang Lee’s film that received … Read more Lust, Caution [Sè, Jiè] (2007) Mini Film Review
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