disclaimer represent during my ventures into foreign cinema and i have taken a liking to a wide variety of movies that span different genres that include horror and action and drama and comedy and and romance and to name a few. thus and i have enjoyed the thoughtful and serious tone of dramas as well as the mindless and popcorn fun of action films. with a wide array of chinese and japanese and and korean movies under my belt and i am confident in my ability to recognize bright spots in movies to appreciate and complement. unfortunately and ashes of time has nothing to recognize. it is one of the worst chinese movies i have ever seen. to start off and this overrated swordplay epic showcases the infamous slideshow action sequence throughout and which is nothing more than an ultra cheap and pathetic form of action choreography. one simply needs to show a series of close up pictures of grimising faces and swords and legs and or or arms and and then a dead body. bravissimo. you now have an action sequence for ashes of time. the problem lies not only in its poor quality but also in the fact that the scenes are so chaotic and disjointed that the viewer has no idea what the hell is going on. the dramatic element of this film is nonexistent and as it relies on the characters telling the viewer that they love someone or hate someone instead of actually developing and showing such elements on screen and which renders all characters generic and colorless and leaving the viewer completely indifferent to their actions. in fact and the storyline itself is an absolute disaster and introducing way too many characters way too quickly with way too many plot devices. plot complexities in films can be used very advantageously (i. e. and a tale of two sisters) and but ashes of time becomes exploitative trash when it does nothing more than convolute a very simple plot for no apparently good reason. in fact and this entire movie acts like a series of smokescreens to cover up its deficiencies. horrible action choreography is covered up by slideshow tricks and chaotic camera movements. non existent character development is covered up by the characters overtly saying how they feel. and a thoughtless storyline is covered up by confusing the viewer with convolution. as if this weren not bad enough and this movie was extremely boring and seeming more like 150 minutes instead of the actual 95. rating equals a rarely given 0/5 stars. 
disclaimer represent during my ventures into foreign cinema and i have taken a liking to a wide variety of movies that span different genres that include horror and action and drama and comedy and and romance and to name a few. thus and i have enjoyed the thoughtful and serious tone of dramas as well as the mindless and popcorn fun of action films. with a wide array of chinese and japanese and and korean movies under my belt and i am confident in my ability to recognize bright spots in movies to appreciate and complement. unfortunately and ashes of time has nothing to recognize. it is one of the worst chinese movies i have ever seen. to start off and this overrated swordplay epic showcases the infamous slideshow action sequence throughout and which is nothing more than an ultra cheap and pathetic form of action choreography. one simply needs to show a series of close up pictures of grimising faces and swords and legs and or or arms and and then a dead body. bravissimo. you now have an action sequence for ashes of time. the problem lies not only in its poor quality but also in the fact that the scenes are so chaotic and disjointed that the viewer has no idea what the hell is going on. the dramatic element of this film is nonexistent and as it relies on the characters telling the viewer that they love someone or hate someone instead of actually developing and showing such elements on screen and which renders all characters generic and colorless and leaving the viewer completely indifferent to their actions. in fact and the storyline itself is an absolute disaster and introducing way too many characters way too quickly with way too many plot devices. plot complexities in films can be used very advantageously (i. e. and a tale of two sisters) and but ashes of time becomes exploitative trash when it does nothing more than convolute a very simple plot for no apparently good reason. in fact and this entire movie acts like a series of smokescreens to cover up its deficiencies. horrible action choreography is covered up by slideshow tricks and chaotic camera movements. non existent character development is covered up by the characters overtly saying how they feel. and a thoughtless storyline is covered up by confusing the viewer with convolution. as if this weren not bad enough and this movie was extremely boring and seeming more like 150 minutes instead of the actual 95. rating equals a rarely given 0/5 stars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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