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...the film's supernatural machinery evaporates only to be replaced with a magical kind of Buddhist spiritualism (the titular 'touch of Zen') that reconfigures everything that has preceded into religio-philosophical allegory. Jan 20, 2016 | Full Review…
...the film's supernatural machinery evaporates only to be replaced with a magical kind of Buddhist spiritualism (the titular 'touch of Zen') that reconfigures everything that has preceded into religio-philosophical allegory.
Anton Bitel
The visual style will set your eyes on fire. Jun 24, 2006 | Full Review…
The visual style will set your eyes on fire.
Tony Rayns
[King Hu] has not ignored traditional mayhem here, but he has demonstrated that pictorial artistry, Zen mysticism and the stylized martial arts, can make a fascinating mix. May 9, 2005 | Full Review…
[King Hu] has not ignored traditional mayhem here, but he has demonstrated that pictorial artistry, Zen mysticism and the stylized martial arts, can make a fascinating mix.
A.H. Weiler
A widely acclaimed martial arts film (1971) by Hong Kong's King Hu, one of the handful of directors to have worked in the genre with artistic ambitions. May 24, 2003 | Full Review…
A widely acclaimed martial arts film (1971) by Hong Kong's King Hu, one of the handful of directors to have worked in the genre with artistic ambitions.
Dave Kehr
Hu directs a film that stands apart from the plethora of wuxia titles for many reasons, but particularly because the script does not exist to provide a background for the action, but it is elaborately written filled with social and philosophical comments Nov 3, 2018 | Full Review…
Hu directs a film that stands apart from the plethora of wuxia titles for many reasons, but particularly because the script does not exist to provide a background for the action, but it is elaborately written filled with social and philosophical comments
Panos Kotzathanasis
With the first shots of Zen we are plunged into a nature marked by eerie majesty. Apr 10, 2018 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
With the first shots of Zen we are plunged into a nature marked by eerie majesty.
Elliott Stein
Epic in scope, meditative in tone and exhilarating in execution, A Touch of Zen is a seminal moment in film history. Jan 17, 2017 | Rating: 5/5
Epic in scope, meditative in tone and exhilarating in execution, A Touch of Zen is a seminal moment in film history.
Christopher Machell
King Hu's romantic chivalry adventure is a masterpiece of Chinese cinema, a magnificent epic with grand battles fought with the grace of a ballet with swords, and the most significant cinematic inspiration for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Jan 13, 2017 | Full Review…
King Hu's romantic chivalry adventure is a masterpiece of Chinese cinema, a magnificent epic with grand battles fought with the grace of a ballet with swords, and the most significant cinematic inspiration for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
Sean Axmaker
Like the old Buddhist told King Hu: A Touch of Zen is something to be experienced. Dec 8, 2016 | Full Review…
Like the old Buddhist told King Hu: A Touch of Zen is something to be experienced.
Benjamin Wang
...pure, ravishing spectacle. Aug 11, 2016 | Rating: 8/10 | Full Review…
...pure, ravishing spectacle.
Chris Barsanti
a true game-changer in the way it infused the wuxia (martial arts) genre with both epic scale and spiritual intensity Aug 7, 2016 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
a true game-changer in the way it infused the wuxia (martial arts) genre with both epic scale and spiritual intensity
James Kendrick
A vigorous heroine, ghosts, balletic battles, political friction, the greenest of green bamboo and a mystical ending that satisfies without resolution. Jun 29, 2016 | Full Review…
A vigorous heroine, ghosts, balletic battles, political friction, the greenest of green bamboo and a mystical ending that satisfies without resolution.
Ray Pride
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