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The Grandmaster [Blu-ray] [2013]

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- Genre: Action and Adventure
- Subgenre: Martial Arts
- Title: The Grandmaster
- Countries Produced: China,Hong Kong
- Duration: 130 minutes
- Year of Release: 2013
- Studio: Import Vendor
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- Product Name: The Grandmaster [Blu-ray] [2013]
- UPC: 5055002559693

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
True to Life, Authentic Martial Arts
The way the Director and Music Supervisor intertwine the fight scenes and music is unreal. Every fight is maxed out with copious amounts of audio mixing. My friends own this because of my recommendations.
This review is from The Grandmaster - DVD
Posted 11 years ago by Reptile227
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Instant classic
Had been looking for this movie Finally found it One of the grat martial arts movie
This review is from The Grandmaster - BLU-RAY
Posted 6 years ago by Wally
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
The Grandmaster
A beautifully crafted and technically excellent film with superb action, compelling characters and a thoroughly engrossing story. Unlike many martial arts movies from Asia, this is a high-quality production that displays real emotion not just punch and kick. And even though a good deal of the fighting scenes clearly go beyond the realm of believability and reality, they are so well presented, so gorgeous, that one doesn't snicker or care. The soundtrack and cinematography are also exquisite adding to a highly enjoyable experience. Tony Leung is a commanding, charismatic on-screen force and it's a wonder why his female co-star is not tearing it up in Hollywood films, she is that good. I'd easily rate it as one of the top 5 movies in this genre to come down the pike in years.
This review is from The Grandmaster - DVD
Posted 5 years ago by MBSoCal

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