Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.2 / 5.0

A Film That Achieves Its Full Potential:

The comparisons to Crouching Tiger, Storm Riders and The Duel-type films and the Korean Bichunmoo are certainly justified: it IS a kung fu, sword flick, flavored with a love story. But Bichunmoo is a masterpiece in itself that can stand up to these comparisons; you can even argue that this, the most well-rounded of these type of films to date, should be the standard to which the others, even the cinematographically superior Crouching Tiger, should be compared to.

At the heart of the story are Jinha Yu and... more info

Swashbuckling Heroes, Bold Villains, and Beautiful Damsels~":

Pugilistic romance invokes the return to a legendary or historical world possessing its individual codes of honour, and also, imminent tensions between the sexes and warriors of dividing loyalties. The Korean blockbuster film, "Bichunmoo," satisfies these criteria by harkening back to China's Yuan dynasty, controlled by the descendants of Genghis Khan, but facing serious opposition in insurgent anti-Yuan forces, thus invoking imminent political tensions between the different races of Mongolian, Han Chinese,... more info

Yeah, I cried at the end of this........so what?:

An epic love story set during the Yuan dynasty in China. Our protagonist is a young Koryu named Jinha who, after narrowly escaping death, returns as an assassin bent on revenge against those responsible for destroying his life with an aristocratic woman named Sullie. Constantly pursued by those who desire the Buchun Secrets (an incredibly powerful martial art), Jinha and Sullie's lives become wrapped in bloodshed and tragedy. The ending of this movie has to be the saddest thing I've ever seen on film so be... more info

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