Lost Time: The Movie

2003

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEvan, a member of the once proud and feared group of assassins known as Forest Devils. He must take on his toughest assignment yet--kill his fellow assassins before he himself is assassinate... Tout lireEvan, a member of the once proud and feared group of assassins known as Forest Devils. He must take on his toughest assignment yet--kill his fellow assassins before he himself is assassinated. Together with his partner and lover Silver, they set out on a quest to annihilate the t... Tout lireEvan, a member of the once proud and feared group of assassins known as Forest Devils. He must take on his toughest assignment yet--kill his fellow assassins before he himself is assassinated. Together with his partner and lover Silver, they set out on a quest to annihilate the true evil.

Réalisation
- Robin Shou
Casting principal

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5,8/10

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Réalisation
- Robin Shou
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux7

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Robin Shou

Evan

Beatrice Chia

Silver

Keith Cooke

Kermuran
(as Keith Cooke Hirabayashi)

Hakim Alston

Eyemarder

Craig Reid

Jia Fei
(as Craig D. Reid)

Alice Lee

Nurse

Mike Leeder

Mr. Gau1

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Robin Shou was disappointed by his fight scene with Keith Cooke. Originally envisioned as longer and more dynamic, the fight had to be shortened and simplified due to time restrictions.

Connexions
Edited into Red Trousers - Anthologie du cinéma de Hong Kong (2003)

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Commenter

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1/10

Bad Idea

This movie is positively awful, and there was absolutely no reason for them to make Red Trousers (the documentary about Hong Kong stuntmen) be so centered around it. This film was basically a nonstop "fight after fight" style movie, with a throwaway plot as an excuse for action scenes. Unfortunately, even the fights aren't well done or interesting, because they are so heavily edited that it it becomes very hard to follow them. The acting is also very bad, especially from Robin Shou, who tried to be a bit to involved in the making of the film, being the lead actor and director, and possibly holding other crew positions.

This is pretty inexcusable, because the film seemed to have somewhat of a budget (except for the PlayStation quality computer animation), and the stuntmen involved were very talented, though they aren't given enough of an opportunity to show off the best of their abilities. I must admit that it did have some entertainment value to it though, and it was pretty unintentionally funny.

"Lost Time" may be a horribly bad attempt at action-cinema, but at least it's short.