Month: September 2010

Emperor Motion Pictures released theatrical teaser trailer for the upcoming the New Shaolin Temple, which scheduled for opening on December 9, 2010. Directed by Benny Chan, the remake of Jet Li’s Shaolin Temple is choreographed by Corey Yuen and Yuen Tak. The New Shaolin Temple starred Andy Lau, Nicholas Tse, Fan Bingbing, Wu Jing, Yu Hai, Xing Yu, Xiong XinXin, Yu Shao Qun, Liang Jing Ke, Sang Wei Lin, and cameo appearance by Jackie Chan. Continue reading “The New Shaolin Temple Theatrical Teaser Trailer”

Wuxia comedy Legend of the Swordsman is now in post-production. Formerly known as Legend of the Blademaster project, it’s a film that has been in a work for three years. It was initially intended for October release. Now, it is has been pushed back for November release.

Legend of the Swordsman was filmed in the desert of NingXia back in June, and it will take roughly six months to finish the post-processing special effects. Director Yuan Hong Bing is hoping to add finesse and effective action scenes in addition to hilarious plot. The main casts are Ashton Chen, He Jie, Law Kar Ying, and Leung Kar-Yan, who also served as action director. The film is about a villager enlists the help of three martial art masters to help defend the village against a group of desert brigands. Continue reading “Legend of the Swordsman Teaser Trailer”

The epic period drama previously in production as the Orphan of Zhao is now in post-production with a new English title, Sacrifice. The final cut will soon be done and most likely it will be ready for the American Film Market in November at Los Angeles.

The main cast includes Ge You, Wang XueQi, Fan BingBing, Huang XiaoMing, Hai Qing and Vincent Zhou. The movie is produced by Cheng Hong and Qing Hong of Beijing-based Stellar Megamedia. The main plot of the movie is about the story of the sole heir to a powerful clan who is unwittingly raised in the household of the man who murdered his family. He’s also unaware that he is being groomed as an instrument of revenge by a benefactor whose family was slain by the same man. Continue reading “New Sacrifice (Orphan of Zhao) Trailer Released”

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Opening theme of TV serial adaptation of Jin Yong’s the Duke of Mount Deer titled Royal Tramp sang by Zhang Xin. A Zhang JiZhong’s production aired in 2008 with all star casts of Huang XiaoMing, Wallace Chung, He Zhuo Yan, Shu Chang, Liu Zi, Liu Yun, Cherrie Ying, Hu Ke, and Li Fei Er.

Song: How Can It Suddenly Become Like This?
Theme: Royal Tramp 2008
Artist: Zhang Xin Continue reading “Zhang Xin – How Can It Suddenly Become Like This?”

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Soundtrack from John Woo’s epic war period drama, Red Cliff, sang by Alan Dawa Dolma. The song was used as the theme song and the end roll of the movie. Released in 2008, the song was nominated for Best Original Song in the 28th Hong Kong Film Awards. The two-parts movie starred Tony Leung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Zhang FengYi, Chang Chen, Zhao Wei, and Hu Jun.

Song: Heart War
Theme: Red Cliff
Artist: Alan Dawa Dolma Continue reading “Alan Dawa Dolma – Heart War”

Filming for upcoming 2011 release, Tale of the White Snake, began on September 10, 2010. The HKD 200 million production will be directed by Cheng XiaDong. Jet Li is slated for starring role alongside with Raymond Lam, who will portray the role of Xu XianYi. Other cast members are Huang ShengYi and Charlene Choi.

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Soundtrack from Curse of the Golden Flower sang by Jay Chou. He also co-starred as Prince Jai. Released in 2006, it starred Chow Yun Fat and Gong Li.

Song: Chrysanthemum Terrace
Theme: Curse of the Golden Flower
Artist: Jay Chou Continue reading “Jay Chou – Chrysanthemum Terrace”

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Sub-theme from Chinese Paladin sang by Ah Sang. It’s a joint China, Taiwan, and Singapore production for CTV’s serial adapted from a popular RPG game. The serial was also known as the Magic Sword and the Chivalrous Youth or Legend of Fairy and Sword.

Song: Always Very Quiet
Theme: Chinese Paladin
Artist: Ah Sang Continue reading “Ah Sang – Always Very Quiet”

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Jane Zhang sang the opening theme adaptation of Jin Yong’s the Return of the Condor Heroes. It’s a Zhang JiZhong’s production aired in 2006. Huang XiaoMing starred as Yang Guo and Liu YiFei as Xiao LongNu.

Song: Incomparable Under the Heaven
Theme: Condor Heroes
Artist: Jane Zhang Continue reading “Jane Zhang – Incomparable Under the Heaven”

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Sub-theme from TVB’s the Return of the Condor Heroes which aired in 1983 performed by Teresa Cheung. Lyric was written by Yuan Man Hou and music composed by Joseph Koo Kar Fai. The TV serial starred Andy Lau and Idy Chan.

Song: Ask the World
Theme: The Return of the Condor Heroes 1983
Artist: Teresa Cheung Continue reading “Teresa Cheung – Ask the World”