Lust, Caution

In Ang Lee’s sexy spy thriller, alliances and relationships are as fraught with peril as any war.

Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain

A young soldier finds himself in way over his head in this adaptation of Huanzhulouzhu’s fantasy novel.

Once thought lost, the first Journey to the West adaptation has survived – though not entirely intact.

Sha Wujing isn’t even the main villain of his own chapter in the first of a new Journey to the West film series.

Are you tired of competently-made Journey to the West films? Don’t worry. Two Princesses has you covered.

In the third film, The Monkey King takes a back seat to the Tang Monk’s matters of the heart.

Poor pacing and amateurish animation diminish the potential charm of Yonfan’s romantic drama.

A high school senior hopes for Better Days in Derek Tsang’s romantic drama.

Nothing really gels together in Kevin Ko and Peter Tsi’s massively overstuffed genre clusterfuck.

Teddy Chan’s fantasy adventure shows much possibility but never quite delivers on its YA-inspired promise.

In Part 2, the battle for Red Cliff focuses and offers more drama, combat and plenty of flames.

History has never been more grand and more romanticised than in the first part of John Woo's magnificent Three Kingdoms saga.