The Monkey King, a beloved figure in Chinese mythology, is now the star of an opera. With music by Huang Ruo and a libretto ...
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A closer look at what makes Peacock’s movie catalog stand out
Peacock’s movie lineup blends new Universal hits with decades of studio classics to create one of my favorite libraries in ...
Since 2000, there have been many great martial arts movies, with The Raid, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Kill Bill: Vol ...
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Unearthing Kung Fu Mysteries: From Misty Chinese Forests to Swiss Alpine Peaks
Embark on a captivating journey as we trace the roots of traditional Kung Fu, weaving through the mystical landscapes of a ...
“Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” pulls one of the oldest tricks in the movie franchise book: the infusion of new blood.
There’s really only one truly magical effect in “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t”: the accent employed by Rosamund Pike, which seems to be traveling the world quicker than ...
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