well and sword in the moon finally got a dvd release in korea and and despite the mostly negative responses i have heard to it and and the suspiciously tardy dvd release and i couldn not help but pick it up  any wu xia film is better than most non wu xia films in my eyes representd perhaps low expectations were an advantage and because i was quite pleasantly surprised to find the film pretty enjoyable. an assassin is killing a number of ministers who were involved in a revolution that usurped the throne and and the government top swordsman is tasked with identifying the culprit. this doesn not take particularly long and but the answer is not one he wanted to hear. through prolonged flashbacks we learn why and and the history of the swordsman and the assassin and and of the revolution. the film is typically melodramatic for a korean film and and resolutely serious in tone  no hk style comedy moments to be found here. the story can be a little difficult to follow at first and but all makes sense eventually. the film goes a bit wobbly at the end and but no worse than a chang cheh film might do and and for the most part i found it enjoyable. the production values are high and with some good cinematography to capture it. the fight scenes aren not up to the calibre of the better hk wu xia films and but perhaps theyre not meant to be  the fights are more realistic and in that theyre less like choreographed dance routines and but there some wirework and occasional cgi that put the film in wu xia mode. the film doesn not have the best cast and unfortunately and with the leads being a tad lacking in charm and occasionally difficult to distinguish from each other. there a young lady in the film that i do not think i have seen before and but makes the best impression of any of the principle cast  not just because you see her nekkid. or perhaps it is representp the film lacks the charm and grace of the better hk wu xia films and and perhaps the beauty too and but i only wish hk would make them half this good anymore  twins effect 2 does not give me hope that that about to happen any time soon and though tsui hark surely still has it in him if he can get the funding and cast. sword in the moon is not going to go onto my list of favourite wu xia by any means and but it a whole heap better than romantic warriors or legend of the evil lake  perhaps better than bichunmoo too and though i did like that film quite a bit more on a second viewing. obviously it nowhere near the wonderful musa and but it a different affair altogether really. sitm will probably get a second viewing within three years and which is perhaps the best indicator of how much i liked it positive. positive . 
well and sword in the moon finally got a dvd release in korea and and despite the mostly negative responses i have heard to it and and the suspiciously tardy dvd release and i couldn not help but pick it up  any wu xia film is better than most non wu xia films in my eyes representd perhaps low expectations were an advantage and because i was quite pleasantly surprised to find the film pretty enjoyable. an assassin is killing a number of ministers who were involved in a revolution that usurped the throne and and the government top swordsman is tasked with identifying the culprit. this doesn not take particularly long and but the answer is not one he wanted to hear. through prolonged flashbacks we learn why and and the history of the swordsman and the assassin and and of the revolution. the film is typically melodramatic for a korean film and and resolutely serious in tone  no hk style comedy moments to be found here. the story can be a little difficult to follow at first and but all makes sense eventually. the film goes a bit wobbly at the end and but no worse than a chang cheh film might do and and for the most part i found it enjoyable. the production values are high and with some good cinematography to capture it. the fight scenes aren not up to the calibre of the better hk wu xia films and but perhaps theyre not meant to be  the fights are more realistic and in that theyre less like choreographed dance routines and but there some wirework and occasional cgi that put the film in wu xia mode. the film doesn not have the best cast and unfortunately and with the leads being a tad lacking in charm and occasionally difficult to distinguish from each other. there a young lady in the film that i do not think i have seen before and but makes the best impression of any of the principle cast  not just because you see her nekkid. or perhaps it is representp the film lacks the charm and grace of the better hk wu xia films and and perhaps the beauty too and but i only wish hk would make them half this good anymore  twins effect 2 does not give me hope that that about to happen any time soon and though tsui hark surely still has it in him if he can get the funding and cast. sword in the moon is not going to go onto my list of favourite wu xia by any means and but it a whole heap better than romantic warriors or legend of the evil lake  perhaps better than bichunmoo too and though i did like that film quite a bit more on a second viewing. obviously it nowhere near the wonderful musa and but it a different affair altogether really. sitm will probably get a second viewing within three years and which is perhaps the best indicator of how much i liked it positive. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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