The Warlords Andy Lau, Jet Li and Takeshi Kaneshiro

This is a review of the Chinese film, The Warlords, the 2007 film of Peter Chan which stars Jet Li, Andy Lau and Takeshi Kaneshiro. It gives certain details of the film as well as their meaning and message.

Review of The Warlords Starring Jet Li

Enjoy!

Alexis

He acted in Tau Ming Chong (The Warlords), alongside Jet Li and Andy Lau. I really like this movie. Seems like most Chinese flicks I like all end tragically — so non-American style. Lots of fighting scenes… Lots of dramatic scenes… I am lazy so I do not like to read the subtitles (especially since I read so slow). But since there was so much action, I didn’t have to read as much. I love movies that romanticize friendship and honor, which I believe was a main theme in this film.

Today back from work earlier than normal. Feel boring and no motivation to work. Luckily with companion by my gf and with my favourite pc games – Winning Eleven 9, it make me feel better. Still Winning Eleven 9??? No choice, I haven’t upgrade my PC until can’t latest version of Winning Eleven. I am fans of winning eleven. I started to addict with this game after played Winning Eleven 2 with my old Sony Play Station. I have played from Edition 2 until Edition 9 and also include ProEvolution. Really addicted with this game until my sister, brother and my gf as well said “Only play this game, not boring?”. The answer is NOT.

Playing Winning Eleven can help me to release tension and turn my bad mood to good mood if can score the opponent many goals. If lose the game, then my mood will become worst.

FILM……………………………… GROSS

1 Prom Night…………………… $22,700,000
2 Street Kings………………….. $12,000,000
3 21………………………………… $11,000,000
4 Nim’s Island………………….. $9,000,000
5 Leatherheads…………………. $6,207,040
6 Horton Hears A Who……… $6,000,000
7 Smart People…………………. $4,200,000
8 Ruins, The…………………….. $3,250,000
9 Superhero Movie …………… $3,114,000
10 Drillbit Taylor………………. $2,070,000

PROJECTS ANNOUNCED

• Zack Snyder is set to direct “Guardians of Ga’Hoole,” an animated feature film based on the series of children’s books by Kathryn Lasky. Village Roadshow is making the film and Warner Bros. will distribute. Pic is set in the Forest of Tyto, where Barn Owls live in peace until their kingdom is threatened by an evil that could destroy their home. Script was written by John Orloff (“A Mighty Heart”) and John Collee (“Master and Commander”). The pic will be produced by Zareh Nalbandian, with Donald DeLine, Deborah Snyder and Lionel Wigram exec producing. The intention is to execute in Sydney, Australia, through Animal Logic, which worked with Village Roadshow and WB on “Happy Feet.” The film is on a fast track and is likely to be ready by 2009 or 2010.

• Fox Animation has optioned the mummy-themed young-adult book “The Anubis Tapestry: Between Twilights” by Bruce Zick. Fox plans a loose adaptation of the novel, which kicks off when a mummy’s curse condemns Dr. George Henry’s spirit to the Egyptian Underworld. While trying to free him, Henry’s son Chance plumbs the depths of the Underworld and encounters a variety of monsters. The tome, which creates a detailed mythology, was published in 2006.

• Kopelson Entertainment made a preemptive acquisition of “Parents Weekend,” a spec by Barry Schwartz. Deal was mid-six figures. Script is a youth-targeted comedy about a college freshman, secretly attending art school, who must convince his parents he’s still enrolled in the college of their dreams. Arnold and Anne Kopelson will produce, and bought the script right after reading it, using Kopelson Entertainment’s development fund with Equus Media.

PROJECT UPDATES

• Shia LaBeouf has signed on to star in Universal’s techno thriller “Dark Fields.” Neil Burger (“The Illusionist”) will direct the pic, which is based on Alan Glynn’s 2002 novel “The Dark Fields.” Story centers on a young man who comes into possession of the ultimate smart pill, and the events that ensue. Leslie Dixon (“Hairspray”) adapted the screenplay and will produce. Dixon acquired the material and wrote the script for less than her usual quote in exchange for having more control over the project.

• Albert Brooks has signed on to appear in at least four episodes of Showtime’s “Weeds.” He’ll play the father-in-law of Mary-Louise Parker’s character. Thesp’s recent credits include “Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World” and voice work on “The Simpsons Movie.”

• Barra Grant’s romantic comedy “HangingOutHookingUpFallingInLove” has signed an ensemble cast of Richard E. Grant, Carrie-Anne Moss, Janeane Garofalo, Jenna Elfman, Rita Rudner, Camryn Manheim, Caroline Aaron and Johnny Pacar. Grant is directing from her own script. Story centers on a newly separated father having to learn how to date again with help from his teenage son who himself dreams of conquering one girl’s heart. Brian Reilly is producing the indie project and Laura Hopper is exec producing. Shooting begins this week in Los Angeles.

• DreamWorks has tapped David DiGilio to adapt the Oni Press graphic novel “The Damned,” by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt. Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald are producing via their DreamWorks-based shingle. Described as horror-noir, “Damned” follows a Los Angeles detective who discovers that a new gang with ties to the supernatural has infiltrated the city. Eric Gitter is also producing via his Closed on Mondays Entertainment, the film production arm of Oni Press Mark. Peter Schwerin will exec produce.

• Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert have tapped “The X-Files” vet John Shiban to exec produce their upcoming syndie skein “Wizard’s First Rule.” Shiban, who is with the CW’s “Supernatural,” will help translate Terry Goodkind’s series of books into a weekly TV series. Project is set in a fantasy world of magic and wizards and focuses on the Seeker, a man who is destined to save the world, but not before battling a whole bunch of bad guys. Scribe said he plans “to take a cue from ‘The X-Files’” in setting up the skein’s structure.

ACQUISITIONS/ FESTIVAL NEWS

• “The Warlords,” a Hong Kong-financed pic that scored well at the mainland Chinese box office, dominated the Hong Kong Film Awards Sunday night. Pic won eight prizes, including best film, director for Peter Chan and actor for Jet Li. Ang Lee’s “Lust, Caution,” which also scored highly with the Chinese public but has since been condemned by mainland authorities, was named best Asian Film. Other prizes went to Siqin Gaowa for actress in “The Postmodern Life of My Aunt,” Andy Lau for supporting actor in “Protege,” and Johnnie To for the “Mad Detective” screenplay. The To-produced “Eye in the Sky” won the new director prize for Yau Nai-hoi and best newcomer for actress Kate Tsui

BUSINESS NEWS

• NATO prexy John Fithian warned Sunday that the cinema industry is headed for “a potential train wreck” over 3-D if studios and theater owners do not settle their dispute over digital cinema fees in short order. And he noted that while heavyweights such as Jeffrey Katzenberg and James Cameron were early and ardent supporters of digital, key helmers like Steven Spielberg remain on the fence. Fithian, in his keynote address to the Digital Cinema Summit at NAB in Las Vegas, noted that there are 10 major studio 3-D releases skedded for 2009, including DreamWorks Animation’s “Monsters vs. Aliens” and Fox’s Cameron opus “Avatar,” but “we don’t have the screens for them. We have less than 1,000 3-D screens in the U.S. and fewer than that in the rest of the world.” Yet negotiations between the studios and theater owners are at something of an impasse, said Fithian, as studios try to reduce the Virtual Print Fee that helps defray exhibitors’ costs to install digital cinema systems.

• Randall Emmett and George Furla’s Emmett/Furla Films have set up an equity fund worth more than $100 million with Japanese-based Imec Corp. and Korona Corp. The deal marks Emmett/Furla’s first foray into international co-production, with plans to fund three pictures per year over five years. Pics will be produced by Emmett, Furla and Imec’s Fuminori Hayashida. Sadamitsu Otsuka and M. Dal Walton will exec produce, and Tommy Lee Thomas will co-exec produce. “Having produced almost 60 films, we felt it was time to expand our business model and present an opportunity for other filmmakers to realize their projects,” Emmett said. Emmett/Furla will continue its production-financing arrangement with NuImage/Millennium Films. That combo co-produced “88 Minutes,” an Al Pacino starrer directed by Jon Avnet that opens Friday; and “Righteous Kill,” starring Pacino and Robert DeNiro, which opens in September through Summit.

• Japan’s Cine Qua Non has closed its multiplex in South Korean capital Seoul. Cine Qua Non had operated a subsidiary, Cine Qua Non Korea, since 2005, having acquired a lease for a 5-screen multiplex in Myung-dong, a popular entertainment area in the heart of Seoul and one especially famous for Japanese tourists. Opened in January 2006, the theater has attracted art house movie fans in Korea and specialized as a theater for Japanese movies. Although Cine Qua Non took a long term view of its operations, the complex struggled to make money and matters were recently made worse by issues over the ownership of the building. It is not clear yet whether the company will try to find another location for the cinema or abandon the Korean exhibition business.

• Korea’s Showbox has announced that it will close its production shingle Motion101. The shingle was established in August 2006 by Mediaplex, at the time Korea’s largest movie conglom, in a move to boost in-house production capacity. Mediaplex owned distribution company Showbox and Korea’s largest multiplex chain Megabox, though last year sold the Megabox theaters to Australian financial consortium Macquarrie. Mediaplex provided 80% of the initial $2.6 million capital for Motion 101 through its subsid Showbox and teamed up with stock market-listed IT company Innet, which put the rest of the start up coin. Since then Motion101 has been developing helmer Park Kwang-hyun (“Welcome To Dongmakgol”)’s new project “Fist”, a $ 15 million budget sci-fi action drama. But there have been internal disagreements with in Mediaplex concerning support for the title. The sudden closure decision has shocked the Korean industry. Only last month Motion101 announced that it was developing a dance movie with JYP, a renowned music producer and composer who made and promoted the Korean Wave superstar Rain.

• CBS chief Les Moonves is one of the top-paid execs in media, according to an SEC proxy filing that revealed a total pay package of $36.8 million in 2007. That was up 29% from the prior year and nearly quadruple the take of CBS chairman Sumner Redstone, who received $9.7 million. Moonves’ tally included a salary of $5.3 million, a bonus of $18.5 million and the rest in stock options accumulated over several years. The topper signed a new contract that took effect last October. It will pay him a lower salary and tie his compensation more directly to the perfromance of CBS shares. The company’s stock has been sagging of late. It declined 21% from its high in July 2007 to the end of 2007, and has dropped 21% more since January.

• NBCU posted a 3% year-over-year gain in operating profit and revenue in the first quarter, but the rosy numbers came against the gloomy backdrop of parent GE’s results. GE reported its worst quarter in years, sending the stock market into a tailspin. Earnings of $4.3 billion fell short of estimates — a rarity for the button-down conglom — and stunned Wall Street just one month after chief exec Jeffrey Immelt had issued an upbeat forecast. GE, of which NBCU comprises only 10% in terms of revenues, saw its stock plummet 13% to $32.05, the biggest single-day dip in more than 20 years. The Dow Jones, of which GE is a component, fell 2% amid worries that the company’s state symbolized the worsening U.S. economy. NBCU was one of just two of GE’s six units (along with infrastructure) to report gains in the quarter, and its 3% upswing in operating profit to $714 million also fell a bit short of projections and repped a slowdown from 5% growth in the previous quarter. The entertainment division’s results were driven primarily by cable, homevid and the NBC network. In a memo to staffers, NBCU topper Jeff Zucker noted the bleak economic climate, but emphasized the pluses. Parks and resorts, he said, doubled its operating profit. Hulu, a video streaming site in which NBCU and News Corp. are major stakeholders, launched in the quarter and Zucker said its ad inventory had sold out. Among cable nets, USA finished No. 1 in every category for the seventh consecutive quarter, Zucker said, while Bravo and Oxygen had their best first quarters ever in terms of ratings and financial results.

STRIKE NEWS/ LABOR ISSUES

• In a move that muddies the outlook for looming actor negotiations, leaders of the Screen Actors Guild have offered AFTRA the opportunity to rejoin SAG at the bargaining table. SAG’s offer, made in a Sunday evening announcement, said AFTRA would have until Wednesday to respond. An AFTRA spokeswoman said the union would have no response until Monday at the earliest. The move, which had not been expected, comes two weeks after AFTRA angrily split off from SAG over SAG’s alleged attempt to “raid” the soap “The Bold and the Beautiful” — an allegation SAG has denied, insisting its leaders had merely responded to a castmember’s concerns about the AFTRA contract. The March 29 breakup of the 27-year joint bargaining relationship culminated years of hostility between the unions over jurisdictional issues. SAG’s brief announcement on Sunday said only that 81% of its national board had OK’d the offer, which was approved at the tail end of a daylong meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. In recent months, the AFL-CIO has been attempting — with little success so far — to smooth out the extensive disputes between the thesp unions. SAG’s talks with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers on a new feature-primetime deal are set to begin Tuesday, while AFTRA’s talks on its primetime contract are set to start April 28. A spokesman for the AMPTP said the group would have no comment. Should AFTRA spurn SAG’s offer, the guild will be under pressure to reach an agreement with the AMPTP by April 28 or face the prospect of ongoing jurisdictional warfare with AFTRA. Should SAG fail to reach an agreement by then, AFTRA’s expected to make a deal quickly — since its leaders tend to be far more moderate than SAG’s and its deal covers just three shows — and then go after new shows in areas of shared jurisdiction. SAG’s heading into the negotiations with a fractured front. Over the weekend, SAG leaders split over a divisive proposal that would have limited member voting on the contract to thesps who work at least one day a year. In its meeting Saturday in downtown Los Angeles, about 60% of SAG’s national board sent the proposal to its guild governance review committee for study — effectively keeping it from having an impact on contract negotiations. The bargaining is likely to be contentious, given that recent informal talks with Disney CEO Robert Iger and News Corp. president Peter Chernin went nowhere. And SAG president Alan Rosenberg raised a red flag over the weekend in a letter to members by reiterating that SAG must achieve an increase in DVD residuals — a position that’s a nonstarter for the congloms. The “qualified voting” proposal, by limiting voting to SAG members who work regularly, probably would have resulted in less support for a possible strike when the contract expires June 30. But opponents have asserted that the idea is elitist and goes against the democratic principles of SAG.

INDUSTRY MOVES

• William Morris has signed Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse in all areas, including film, TV, endorsements and interactive games. The 15-year-old twins star on Disney Channel’s “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody” and have a licensing agreement with Dualstar Entertainment. The twins will appear on the bigscreen in “The Kings of Appletown,” and are about to begin work on “The Suite Life on Deck,” a spinoff of their Disney Channel skein.

TECHNOLOGY/ MULTI-PLATFORM CONTENT NEWS

• Japanese auds will be the first in the world to see regularly skedded TV shows in 3-D. Korean company Hyundai It Japan’s E465 3-D TV, which requires special glasses to see the effect, went on sale for $4,980 in Tokyo on Saturday. This will allow auds to watch the 3-D content that Nippon BS Broadcasting (BS 11), a digital satcaster subsid of the NTV net, has been airing since December. The station airs an hour of 3-D programming daily, including sports events, travel shows and animal docus. It plans to air live 3-D sports in summer or fall. Hyundai It Japan will launch a 32-inch 3-D model in August for $2,000. Also in the works are 50-inch and larger models that will not require glasses to see the 3-D images. 3-D capable TVs from Samsung are on display at NAB in Las Vegas this week, but Samsung is not yet marketing the feature because there is no content available Stateside.

WEBSITES TO WATCH

http://www.charlierose.com/home

PBS’ Charlie Rose show is preparing to launch a vastly expanded online archive this summer, whittling 4,000 hours of interviews down to offer some 800 clips for embedding and syndication, reports Beet TV.

http://www.ustream.tv/

Online broadcasting platform UStream raised $11.1 million in Series A funding for new product development from DCM and existing investors Labrador Ventures and The Band of Angels. UStream now counts over 260,000 registered users who generate 350,000+ hours of live streamed content per month.

http://revision3.com/

Revision3 is trying out a new clickable web video interface powered by VideoClix, allowing users to click on objects with the video for additional info including product information or background info about the host.

http://video.titantv.com/

TitanTV debuts two new shows today starring VH1 comedian and Glamour columnist Michael Somerville. “Lunch Break with Somerville” offers a rundown on pop culture and current events. “Love, Somerville” is an advice magazine for the lovelorn, co-starring TitanTV personalities Grace Randolph and Liza de Guia.

SOURCES:

http://www.variety.com
http://www.cynopsis.com

The Warlords. A very good watch, and highly recommended by me. Definitely beats Aliens vs. Predator 2 which was panned by my brother. (Btw, ignore the Wikipedia plot summary on Warlords for now – it is all so NOT over a woman.)

But first, a warning: I don’t see how this show managed a ‘U’ for Umum (‘G’ for General Audiences). Apart from the kungfu violence, there’s plenty of blood, gore and body parts literally flying around. Note the decapitated head in this version of the movie poster:

How is this suitable for little kiddies used to Spongebob Squarepants, or at worst, Cow & Chicken? It’s like Happy Tree Friends, only with ‘real’ human flesh. In Anne’s words, it’s as bad as that Spartan slaughterfest 300!

That aside, the film had no slow or boring parts to let my attention wane. If it’s not fast-paced mass battles (of which there are plentifuly plenty), it’s intrigue and maneuvering.

The film is an action-drama, but not drama as in high-school girls crying over boyfriends… Most of the crying is by manly men mourning truly great losses. Trust me, if they didn’t cry, they wouldn’t be REAL MEN.

In fact, the key emotion of the movie must be sadness. Grief, regret, frustration, hopelessness, desperation, sorrow, longing, and all the horrors of war.

As the historical background is not explained save for some anecdotes, one begins to wonder for what reasons so many people have to die. With Chinese history seemingly comprising an unending series of wars and suffering, it’s a wonder we got anything else like fireworks or culture accomplished.

As for the aforementioned battles… Great stuff. Focused on war campaigns as it is, you’ll see lots of large-scale battles and less one-on-one heroics. Though that doesn’t stop lone skillful heroes from holding their own against dozens of conscripted footsoldiers, with lots of Chinese classical weapons on display.

And watch for the little Christian jokes and references (like the rumour version of feeding the 5000 – so Chinese!), as the bulk of the movie is set during the Taiping rebellion (led by one of the great ever-rebellious Hakkas).

So as not to spoil the plot, I will close with some questions that the movie subtly raises:

What wins a battle? Tactics? Strategy? Politicking? Morale? Skill? Equipment and supplies? A leader’s force of personality? Sacrifice – of self and of others?

What is most important in life? Brotherhood and friendship? Romantic love? Ambition? Justice? Righteousness? Loyalty? Pride? Honour? Fairness? Victory? Life?

Do the ends justify the means? What if the ends are never achieved, are the means then ever justifiable?

And remember:

 大哥 是 對了!  

dà gē shì duì le!

Big Brother is right!

(Phrased with help from the excellent Chinese-English + Pinyin Dictionary)

Jus got back from golf lesson. Today was tiring, dun know y. I didn't even managed to finish the 80 balls i bought, hahaha. And i peeled e skin on my finger while practising my strokes, ouch.

my peeled skin due to golf, ouch

Luckily i brought my gloves or else dun tink i can last till e end of my lesson, hahaha. Next lesson will be on the green liao but we had to postpone e lesson to next next week cos Shawn n Roy can't make it so hope i can still remember e strokes, hehehe.

Yesterday, i had a recording session at my fren (Colin)'s fren (Max)'s home-based studio called Max Music. It was a free trial, hehehe. I recorded 2 songs, e 1st song was 梁静茹 – 无条件为你 n e 2nd one was 孙燕姿 – 我怀念的. Tink i took more than an hr to record e 1st song but e 2nd song took lesser than tat, hehe.

Max Music

me during recording, hehehe

Max, e Creator of Max Music

It was definitely better than e 1st recording i had @ my singing sch, probably bcos my composure was better this time n there was no time restriction, very free n easy, hehehe. After listening to e recordings again home, i tink i need to re-record e 1st song so not going to publish it here yet until i find it's acceptable, hehehe. But here is my recording i did for e 2nd song which is acceptable, but not perfect yet, hehehe.

I feel it sounded better wif headphones so if u haf can try, hehehe. If u r interested to do recording/ demo, do drop me a message i can help u get better rates. : )

On Thurs (13/12/07), I went to watch The Warlords wif darling mc to support Takeshi. I didn't find e movie spectacular but n Takeshi role was not a really gd role for him to showcase his acting skills. Anyway it was nice to c Takeshi on e big screen again, hehehe. Can't wait for his Jap movie, Sweet Rain 死神の精度. Bet it will b nicer to watch.

Going to catch e last episode of 公主小妹 on youtube liao, hehehe.

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(L-R: Andy Lau, Xu Jinglei, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Jet Li, Peter Chan) 

Director Peter Chan.

He’s the director of the latest Jet Li starrer, The Warlords, along with CantoPop King Andy Lau and Takeshi Kaneshiro. It is an epic film about the Qing Dynasty. Huge cast, amazing battle scenes, detailed costumes and a great storyline.

Why the rejection? Simple reason that he wanted the film to be more known to the public when its released to the US by fall of next year thereby making it more popular and eligible for individual category nominations in the Academy Awards next year instead of rushing it for this year and be nominated only for the Best Foreign Film.

He said he does not want to rob his cast of the chance of getting recognized by the Academy. A great risk and unselfish move by the director and just in case he didnt get notice next year, he will always have the satisfaction in knowing that the Academy already recognized his efforts.

The $40 million movie is expected to break box office records in Asia and and make a significant mark on the U.S market as well. I don’t doubt that at all, JET LI never fails to deliver. I can’t wait to see it.

Dàn dựng công phu với hơn 40 triệu đô-la kinh phí, The Warlords là bức tranh toàn cảnh về 1 cuộc chiến chống nội loạn và chống lại cả Thanh triều (bấy giờ đã suy yếu) của 3 anh em kết nghĩa Ma, Cao, và Zhang. Bước ra từ lửa khói và chiến thắng cái chết nhưng họ lại không chiến thắng được ma lực của quyền lực. Không chỉ vậy, Ma còn có tình cảm với người vợ xinh đẹp của Cao; cuộc khởi nghĩa của họ do đó mà đi dần vào thoái trào, chịu cảnh nồi da nấu thịt, huynh đệ tương tàn

Trần Khả Tân cho biết: khác với nhiều bộ phim đình đám như Thập diện mai phục, Anh hùng, hay Dạ yến, The Warlords rất hạn chế những cảnh quay dùng kỹ xảo rườm rà và tập trung nhấn mạnh vào diễn biến tâm lý các nhân vật và tình tiết phim. Do đó, The Warlords sẽ vừa mang âm hưởng chiến trận hào hùng, lại vừa là khúc bi tráng của tình huynh đệ, tình yêu, và sự phản bội.

Lý Liên Kiệt cũng bội thu nhờ vai diễn tướng quân Ma với cát-xê đến 13 triệu đô-la, được xem là cao kỷ lục so với các bộ phim đã từng được dàn dựng

Trailer của phim xem khá ấn tượng, hứa hẹn làm vừa lòng khán giả trong mùa nghỉ lễ sắp tới, đặc biệt là trong lúc điện ảnh châu Á đang “hiếm hàng” như hiện nay. The Warlords được công chiếu tại Singapore từ ngày 13 tháng 12 và sẽ sớm ra mắt khán giả Việt Nam vào dịp Noel

His athletic achievements paved the way for a break in the movie industry. Using his martial arts expertise in his kungfu movies made it is easier for him to get international stardom. His Wong Fei Hong series of movies made him a household name not only in China but the rest of Asia. His hollywood debut is with no less than Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon 4. This is the only time I cried when a villain in a movie died. He then went on and made his first hollywood solo movie called Romeo Must Die and the rest is history.

I hate it when people do that. What if I do not know the history…ha ha ha…I know I am being literal but then again if you guys what to know more about him, click here.

Ooops…did I forgot to mention who am talking about?

It’s JET LI.

with his wife Nina

Yes, people, the guy just bagged 100 million yuan and that is approximately around 13.3 million U.S. dollars for his role in the soon to be released epic, “The Warlords”. The movie had a budget of  $40M USD and half of that went to the acting fee of the main cast.  I already gave a background info regarding this movie in my previous posts so if you want to know more, click here.

After this movie, he is slated to do another one with Jackie Chan, their very first team up about the Legend of the Monkey King called The Forbidden Kingdom.

He also recently finished doing Mummy III: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, the third installment for the succesful Mummy series.

This guy surely deserves everything that he has now. He works so hard in his craft and he does his own way of giving back to the people. Check out his ONE foundation named after his very succesful movie, The One.