First Look at Jet Li in Tsui Hark’s The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate

Written by Todd Rigney January 6, 2011 Posted In » Asian Movie News, Images, The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate (2011) Movie

The idea of Jet Li and acclaimed director Tsui Hark working together once again on a martial arts flick excites me. In a purely cinematic sense, of course. Below you’ll find a few intriguing images of Li on the set of Hark’s latest endeavor, the upcoming epic “The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate”, which is a remake of the 1992 classic “Dragon Inn”. It’s been nearly 14 years since the pair has worked together, so their reunion is a seriously badass blessing for those of us who absolutely adore “Once Upon a Time in China”. As long as Hark doesn’t screw up everything by presenting it in 3D, this could be one hell of a flick.

“The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate” should arrive in theaters sometime this year. Much love to Film Smash for providing all of the imagery.

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  • Vineland

    I may be wrong here but I think the 1992 “Dragon Inn” is also a remake. The original is the 60′s martial arts film directed by King Hu.

    • Anonymous

      Yea, this is a remake of remake, actually in this story the bad guy more interesting, I hope a good actor playing it.

      • Vineland

        I’m gonna go watch the 1992 remake.