One thing is clear, the world of Kim Dung swordplay that is widely circulated and popularized to the masses mostly comes from movies, meaning that the cinematic works are adapted from the original literary text.
The world of swordplay that Kim Dung draws is vast and vast, full of resentment and hatred, with all levels of emotions, sometimes making people experience extreme pain or extreme happiness with the main character.
Tan Tieu Ngao Giang Ho (2018)
Only receiving 2.5/10 points on the Chinese film commentary and review site Douban, Tan Tieu Ngao Giang Ho broadcast in 2018 officially became the most failed swordplay film Kim Dung.
Accordingly, the biggest mistake of Tan Tieu Ngao Giang Ho 2018 is that it re-arranged too many details, and the way of leading the events was adapted by the film crew differently from the original, which seemed to bring a new feeling, but it really
And yet, the film crew’s mistake is also reflected in the decision… to reduce the martial arts quality, the fighting scenes are only done in passing without leaving an impression, at the same time increasing the details of solving the crime leading to the crime.
The film brings together many young, strange faces such as Dinh Quan Sam (as Linh Ho Chong), Tiet Hao Tinh (Nham Doanh Doanh), Tran Tan (Lam Binh Chi), Dinh Vu He (Dong Phuong Bu Bai), Khuong Tu
Hiep Khach Hanh (2017)
After 3 years of preparation, the 2017 version of Hiep Khach Hanh still did not meet the audience’s expectations, and was even considered to be far behind the old 2002 version (the male lead is Ngo Kien) in terms of content,
Like Tan Tieu Ngao Giang Ho above, Tan Hiep Khach Hanh has had many changes in details compared to the original and the old version, with the aim of creating something new but not really successful.
The martial arts quality in the film is not enough, the poor effects make the scene look fake and reveal traces of cut and paste, the appearance of the male lead Thai Nghi Dat does not match the character’s image… On the Douban site,
The Condor Heroes (2014)
In terms of cinema, The Legend of the Condor Heroes has been `cooked` quite well under the hands of `revision master` Vu Chinh.
However, in terms of the plot, in terms of what has been imprinted in the minds of many generations of Kim Dung sword-loving stories, The Condor Heroes has `destroyed the original` – something quite difficult to accept for the audience.
