Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny

  • 2016


MOVIE IS inherent wonderful original amusingly dispiritingly
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Positive Reviews 7
Negative reviews 12
Average Rating 2.3/5
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2.0
There isnt a moment like the one in the swaying tree tops from the original that transports you and makes you feel like youre witnessing something you .. EW
2.0
To counter the violence, the film delivers strong messages about loyalty, courage, a moral high ground, and the power of love. Common Sense Media
1.5
Trading on the pedigree of Ang Lees 2000 Oscar winner but capturing none of its soulful poetry, this martial arts mediocrity has airborne warriors apl .. Variety
2.5
Netflixs simplistic sequel lacks atmosphere and excitement, going overboard on old school antiquities instead. We Got This Covered
2.0
The production design is just acceptable enough that itll pass with at home streaming. The Guardian
3.1
Lee drains the genre of its passion and vitality, reveling in vague, stultifying good taste.
1.0
Without such flourishes to distract or entertain audiences, it falls to the performers to carry the underwritten, cliche heavy narrative. Screen Daily
2.6
Unfortunately, each and every time the new movie does this, it finds itself wanting.The fights are not as good, the story is not as good, the wonder o .. IGN
1.0
The very few positives Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny offers arent even remotely enough to warrant a watch, and just wind up proving .. The Young Folks
2.0
Good intentions aside, youd be hard pressed to find any of the original films magic in this cut rate sequel. JoBlo
3.0
Nonetheless, the noble and endearing presence of Michelle Yeoh is enough for us to recommend this sequel to you. Spirituality And Practice
2.5
Years have passed and the love triangle at the heart of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is long gone.But the fights are even more amusingly spectacular .. Rogers Movie Nation
3.8
Lees film tried to improve upon the martial arts genre, without understanding its inherent greatness or appeal. Combust Ible Celluloid
3.0
Crouching Tiger fans will certainly find something to admire and for everyone else, its a perfectly fun movie to Netflix and chill.Im not complaining. Hindustan Times
2.5
Unfortunately, its homogenized, English speaking sequel pales in comparison, offering too little, too late. Susang Ranger
2.0
Like so many too late sequels, the film directed by the first films action choreographer Yuen Woo ping rides on waves of nostalgia and little else. The Film Stage
3.0
That Sword of Destiny can just be its own movie without the burden of being a showcase piece for a certain style allows style to take its proper suppo .. Uproxx
2.5
But everything that made Lees film feel distinct is missing in the sequel. The Atlantic
1.9
Whereas the original had a freshness and a beauty that made it accessible to martial arts fans and non fans alike, the sequel will leave even the fait .. Aisle Seat
1.9
The choreography itself is dazzlingly inventive, but there is something too emphatic about the ways the sequences are filmed and assembled. Larsen On Film
2.5
Sword of Destiny does entertain in an unassuming way befitting many of the perfectly competent, thoroughly forgettable wuxia flicks that have populate .. Scmp
2.5
Its not offensively bad. Its a kids meal safe, but grown ups will tire of it quickly. Straits Times
1.5
Director Yuen Woo ping is one of the worlds best action choreographers. Film Comment
2.0
(The new film is also all English language, an apparent bid for commercial appeal that might have been miscalculated.).Its a little unfair to any sequ .. The Verge
3.0
It just doesnt possess the spirit or excitement that made the first one so wonderful. Scifi Now
3.1
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Woo Ping is more skilled in the kinetics of genre tradition than the elegance and finesse Lee employed to defy it. MLive.com
2.5
The fight scenes are solid, but the film fails to live up to its predecessors overall grace, beauty, and emotional resonance. Chesapeake Family



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