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The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate Screenshots
My favorite thing about Tsui Hark's film is his playful use of his medium, which means I like the way he uses his greatest potential hazard: CGI. While CGI occasionally gives the film a fake look, there are other times where it absolutely works. Although my experience watching the film was marred by a horrid english dub, here are a few images I was compelled to share.
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