A Battle Of Wits, Standart Edition 2 DVDs
A Battle Of Wits, Standart Edition 2 DVDs
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Country: Hong Kong (China) 2007
Genre: Historical, Martial Arts
Disc Type: DVD 9
Running Time: 133 Minutes
Aspect Ratio:
Disc #1: NTSC, 2,35:1 anamorph WS
Disc#2 : NTSC, 4:3
Audio: Mandarin DTS-ES 6.1, DD 6.1 EX
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese
Starring: Ahn Sung-kee, Andy Lau, Choi Si-won, Fan Bing Bing, Nicky Wu
Directed: Jacob Cheung
Extras:
- Making Of
- Interviews
- Photo Gallery
- Trailers, Teaser
- & more
Publisher: Deltamac
Regioncode: All
Synopsis:
Besides witty battle strategies, A Battle of Wits creates greater interest with its philosophical content about Mohism, a belief in universal love and peace that actually existed in Chinese history. The main character of the film, Ge Le, successfully delivered by Andy Lau, is a follower of Mohism. The story takes place in the city-state of Liang, ruled by the incapable King (Wang Zhiwen), which is now the target of invasion from its neighboring kingdom. The Kingdom of Zhao sends ten thousand soldiers led by the renowned general Xiang Yanzhong (Ahn Sung Ki) in attempt to conquer this little city-state, inhabited by only 4000. The King of Liang secured assistance from the followers of Mohism, but he never expected that they would only send the shabbily dressed Ge Le...
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Synopsis
Besides witty battle strategies, A Battle of Wits creates greater interest with its philosophical content about Mohism, a belief in universal love and peace that actually existed in Chinese history. The main character of the film, Ge Le, successfully delivered by Andy Lau, is a follower of Mohism. The story takes place in the city-state of Liang, ruled by the incapable King (Wang Zhiwen), which is now the target of invasion from its neighboring kingdom. The Kingdom of Zhao sends ten thousand soldiers led by the renowned general Xiang Yanzhong (Ahn Sung-kee "Hanbando") in attempt to conquer this little city-state, inhabited by only 4000. The King of Liang secured assistance from the followers of Mohism, but he never expected that they would only send the shabbily dressed Ge Le...