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With the exception of the depiction of the Wing Chun style (詠春拳), you won't see elements of this film that are completely unique; rather, it's the mash-up of cinematographic techniques and the genre-crossing story-telling that come together to make it a new experience.
Sammo Hung (洪金寶) has choreographed some of the best action in years, during every fight I was slack-jawed with amazement. Donnie Yen (甄子丹) makes delivering a beat down look as effortless as swatting a fly.
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