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A slow-to-start but delightful tale of ancient magic and clueless men.
You can get lost in these pictorial reveries as you trace the rays of light piercing the trees, brightening the dark waters and the reality-softening haze.
Legends of the Mountain's narrative fuse may be long, but Hu knows exactly when to light it and when to snuff it out.
Legend of the Mountain is a beautiful movie to be sure, but it's also a movie that understands beauty.
Rooted in genre, Hu's film is as thrilling as any number of kung fu action flicks, even if nary a punch is thrown throughout its running time.
Legend of the Mountain is an unsung classic from a master at the height of his talents. Cinema in its purest form.
Legend Of The Mountain has two leading female characters who are remarkably forceful for the period.
Legend of the Mountain is looser, funnier than [King Hu's] earlier wuxia films-and, at three hours, a bit of a commitment.
Every pan and snap zoom and dissolve is exact, every whorl of smoke and wind-thrown swath of leaves pulled from a dream and placed methodically before our eyes.
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