Zhang Ziyi, who played one of the lead roles in Hero, also stars in House of Flying Daggers. The movie deserves to be seen a second time to make sense of its complicated plot. The film is set in ...

During the reign of the Tang dynasty in China, a secret organization called "The House of the Flying Daggers" rises and opposes the government. A police officer called Leo sends officer Jin to ...

The movie takes place in 859 A.D. as China ... into anarchy is an underground organization known as the House of Flying Daggers. When police captains Leo and Jin hear of a mysterious woman ...

Zhang Yimou’s ravishing “House of Flying Daggers” nabs its audience early, stealing our hearts with a scene so glorious, we’re instantly helpless in the movie’s thrall. In the late days ...

After the phenomenal success of Hero, Chinese director Zhang Yimou followed up with House Of Flying Daggers. Not just a martial arts movie, this is an epic romance "inflamed with breathless ...

House Of Flying Daggers. Clearly concerned that his last movie's fight sequences, while astonishing, neglected the versatile plant, he's gone all-out here, sending an entire army into a forest ...

There is a wide selection of movies opening this weekend, including Evil Dead Rise, Beau is Afraid starring Joaquin Phoenix, and the thriller To Catch a Killer. Jamie Foxx's body double fills in ...

Like his last film, “Hero,” Yimou Zhang’s “House of Flying Daggers” retells a Chinese legend using stupendous martial-arts set pieces and color-saturated landscapes. This time the story ...

and could easily have landed it on my list as one of the best movies of the year. No, not best foreign language film, just best film. But House of Flying Daggers is not content to tell the ...

Two Tang Dynasty officers — pretty-boy Jin (Takeshi Kaneshiro) and rough-hewn Leo (Andy Lau) — try to trick Mei (Zhang Ziyi), a blind dancer, into leading them to the Flying Daggers ...

That DVD was Ying Xiong, better known as Hero here in the U.S. The movie has become one of my favorites, and left me wanting to see more out of director Zhang Yimou.