What makes this film so unpleasant, and yet so riveting, is its honest treatment of the story.

Yang is very content to let the scenes speak for themselves, without feeling a need to use dialog.

The movie soon becomes a delirious ride through all sorts of fantastic settings.

Despite a few technical glitches, The Faint held the crowd in their hand.

An enthralling thriller that uses quiet tension, superb acting, and a sharp script to keep you interested.

Just when you think you have it figured out, the movie forces you to rethink everything you just saw.

A movie can’t get by on just flashy characters, a tacked on love story, and over-the-top dialog.

It’s not a classic by any means but it’s a far sight better than what I thought it would be.

This is everything that I want from a Godzilla movie.

This film throws so much at you it’s nearly impossible to take in.

For a movie that’s about a famous swordsman, we actually see very little of him.

If you’re looking for a film that doesn’t trivialize the struggles that faith and conviction can bring, this is a good one.

There are times when the movie gets a little mushy and melodramatic, but for the most part, it’s a blast to watch.

For the most part, the fights are brutal and gory. But it’s good for the kitsch factor.