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	Comments on: &#8216;Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Sword of Destiny&#8217; Trailer Debuts	</title>
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		By: Marty Nozz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I horribly biased here.  It has Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen.  That by itself sells me.  That&#039;s enough to make me drop what I&#039;m doing and pay attention, so obviously, I&#039;ll be watching this.

I do have one point that worries me: the use of CGI for fight scenes as is shown in the pagoda fight scene in the trailer.  I do realized that for fight scenes in the superhero genre you&#039;ll have to use CGI to suppliment.  Croching Tiger, Hidden Dragon blew away audiences with wonderfully choreographic fights and excellent use of wire work.  Those fight scenes still hold up.  I do hope that this new film holds true what made the first film great.

As for has the genre moved past the standard that CTHD set, let&#039;s consider what has happened since the movie.  The raise of MMA.  The thai movies like Ong Bak, Chocolate, and the Raid series.  Television upping their game on fight choreo (honestly, 2015 was like different shows trying to out-do each other in fight scenes).  The highly stylized kung fu work is not in fashion, but currently we have a very real and brutal feel to fight scenes being popular.  Viewers aren&#039;t looking for magic so much as something that looks like a real fight.

I do think there&#039;s a core audience that will be served by this new movie, and I think it&#039;ll do very well.  However, I&#039;m not expecting this to spawn a movement like the first one did.  It would be a pleasant surprise if it did.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div class="comment-text-inner"><p>I horribly biased here.  It has Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen.  That by itself sells me.  That&#8217;s enough to make me drop what I&#8217;m doing and pay attention, so obviously, I&#8217;ll be watching this.</p>
<p>I do have one point that worries me: the use of CGI for fight scenes as is shown in the pagoda fight scene in the trailer.  I do realized that for fight scenes in the superhero genre you&#8217;ll have to use CGI to suppliment.  Croching Tiger, Hidden Dragon blew away audiences with wonderfully choreographic fights and excellent use of wire work.  Those fight scenes still hold up.  I do hope that this new film holds true what made the first film great.</p>
<p>As for has the genre moved past the standard that CTHD set, let&#8217;s consider what has happened since the movie.  The raise of MMA.  The thai movies like Ong Bak, Chocolate, and the Raid series.  Television upping their game on fight choreo (honestly, 2015 was like different shows trying to out-do each other in fight scenes).  The highly stylized kung fu work is not in fashion, but currently we have a very real and brutal feel to fight scenes being popular.  Viewers aren&#8217;t looking for magic so much as something that looks like a real fight.</p>
<p>I do think there&#8217;s a core audience that will be served by this new movie, and I think it&#8217;ll do very well.  However, I&#8217;m not expecting this to spawn a movement like the first one did.  It would be a pleasant surprise if it did.</p>
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