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Wu Dang(2012)
In early Republican China, rumors were going around about the treasure in Wudang Mountain. An American conspirator took his well-trained kung fu daughter to Wudang by sponsoring a Taoist martial arts competition, to steal the treasure. For more about Wu Dang and the Wu Dang Blu-ray release, see the Wu Dang Blu-ray Review Starring: Vincent Zhao, Mini Yang Director: Patrick Leung » See full cast & crew Wu Dang Blu-ray, Video QualityWu Dang is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of Well Go USA with an AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 2.35:1. This is another Red One shot film, but in this case the results are perhaps a bit more traditionally filmic in appearance, at least if one discounts the often less than stellar CGI work that adds an air of unreality to much of the proceedings, as well as casts several shots in a rather gauzy, soft ambience. Colors here are accurate looking if not especially well saturated, and fine detail is quite good throughout the presentation. In fact it's so good at times that it reveals the absolutely fake looking "rocks" that constitute the cave where the characters find the magical sword as well as other artifacts. But in some of the less artificial outdoor sequences, things look very good, and there's also some exceptional depth of field in several wide shots. Shadow detail is also consistent and there is no egregious artifacting to report in this high definition presentation. Wu Dang Blu-ray, Audio QualityWu Dang features a very well realized lossless DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix which offers some extremely potent sound effects. There were several occasions throughout the film in the many blistering action set pieces where I actually instinctively flinched when things like giant spears suddenly flew into the frame, accompanied by impressive pans and then decisive "thunks" as they hit their target. The mix here is awash in discrete channelization in the fight sequences, with very effective foley effects populating the surrounds. Fidelity is extremely strong, especially in the action sequences. Dialogue is cleanly and clearly presented, and unlike a lot of Chinese films, there doesn't appear to have been a ton of dubbing or post looping. Dynamic range is also very wide throughout the film.
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• Wu Dang Blu-ray - October 16, 2012 Independent distributors Well Go USA have officially announced that they will release on Blu-ray director Patrick Leung's Wu Dang (2012), starring Wenzhuo Zhao (Sacrifice, True Legend), Mi Yang (Painted Skin: The Resurrection) and Siu-Wong Fan (Flying Swords of ...
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