#Structorizer always in french movie#

#Structorizer always in french movie#

In the end, Project Gutenberg is a movie with interesting characters and some great special effects that wastes some potential with its complicated storytelling and overlong delivery. The twisted story isn't predictable and will keep you interested until the very last scene. The few action sequences are quite vivid and visually stunning.

The locations are quite diversified as the film takes place in China, Taiwan and Thailand to just name a few locations. The acting performances are solid and the characters are quite fleshed out and intriguing. However, there are also some positive elements about this movie. The story is told with the help of numerous lengthy flashbacks instead of offering a coherent and fluid delivery. However, it loses some steam towards the end and despite an explosive finale, the resolution is somewhat unsatisfactory and exaggerated. It takes at least an hour before the actual rising action started and the film finally quickens up the pace. Even though the movie is just above two hours long, it feels much longer than it was. Their fatal conflict would soon lead to dramatic consequences for everyone involved. After a theft had turned terribly wrong, Lee Man started to question his actions, grew distant from Painter and tried to find a way out of the gang. Lee Man explains how they met in Canada and how he joined his gang while abandoning his dream of becoming a famous painter and having a family with his former girlfriend. Lee Man got arrested by the police who wants to know more about Painter in order to arrest him. The film tells the story of Lee Man, a man who was part of a counterfeiting gang around a mastermind called Painter. Project Gutenberg isn't an action movie but rather a crime drama that feels at times like a lengthy documentary about counterfeiting techniques. This is the cost of seeing Chow in movie. And hence the continuity of the story is destroyed ans unnecssary scenes are added. It is my impression wherever Chow is present in movie, the movie would be biased towards showing off his hero quality.

Otherwise the film is on the whole above standard and worth seeing. It is not in line with the original plot where Chow should never be caught. It is as if the killing scene is added only for the purpose of showing off Chow's previous hero role in movies. Scenes of killing are excessive and unnecessary. But towards the second half the storyline is a bit loosened, losing the excitement that the first half is carrying. The plot of the movie is not in par with the super casting. But she is surprisingly able to carry her role quite well together with the 2 male superstar. Female lead is not first line actress in television. This role here as a villian gives him ample chance for applying his already matured acting ability.

All his previous movie is lawyer or police officer. Aaron, to me, is the first movie that showcase his best actor acting skill. The acting of Chow is beyond doubt fantastic. Hugely invested, super casting, the movie should have been a classic action film.