CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Curapedi I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

layadpol If this would be called a total piece of crap, then why did they do it ? They worked on this to make it worth entertaining though. And that's the bright side. P.S. I like the movie.

zgui Guo is a director who has nothing but awful reputation. This movie is a totally crap. You'd better spend your money on junk food because they are not junk comparing to this movie. After watching this movie I feel shame to come from the same country with Guo. After making another disappointing series "Tiny Time", Guo made this expensive 200 million crap again. I don't know why Chinese investors would spend their money on movie like this. Making gabage movie is fine. However Guo even plagiarize, or you can use the term copy, the plot from another Japanese cartoon "Fate". What a shame! This movie ranks even worse in China. So remember this, you see Guo in the producers list, better stay away.

huangtongnao Since directing the movie series "Tiny Times", which is adapted from the novel series of the same name, also written by him, Guojingming has become a target of ruthless internet hate. Intranet hate actually, to be precise, since most of the Chinese live behind the despicable firewall of the red empire built by You-Know-Who.The title of the movie actually translates to "Deeds of the Princes" in plain English, but in an attempt to draw a connection to "Lord of the Rings" or "Harry Potter"'s Lord Voldemort, the producers somehow intentionally chose a more naughty name that abbreviates to "LORD". Alas, the movie has nothing to do with dynasties whatsoever, it pictures a somewhat familiar yet novel world of knights, wizards and dragons."L.O.R.D: Lengend of Revaving Dynasties", or "JueJi", by our controversial director Guojingming, is no doubt a milestone in the history of Chinese commercial movies.No small part of the appeal of this movie comes from the technology being used: 3D motion capturing and 3D animation.The team responsible for the 3D animations comes from Original Force, a leading animation company in China, that is why this movie has surpasses all other Chinese movies in terms of quality of graphics.Ironically, the intranet mob also shamelessly slander the animation of the movie as totally crappy. Spreading hatred over intranet communities, circle jerking each other, ignorant of how great a movie they have missed, one really does not know what is the appropriate attitude toward them should he take: disgust, or pity?Great animation is not the only merit of this movie, the convoluted yet intriguing storytelling is another aspect for Guojingming to tout of this movie.Indeed, one strong point of Guo's most works is the rather complex plot of the stories. Suspense sprinkled here and there, leaving the answers to be revealed in the grand finale.In this respect, movie Jueji arguably transcends even the most famous names in the field, be it "Lord of the Rings", or "Harry Potter".When all is said and done, this movie is one the of two best movies directed by a Chinese director, the other being "Farewell My Concubine"

rosewood I kept checking IMDb for reviews for this but lo and behold, none. So that makes mine the first review. Which also makes me the first sucker to review this on IMDb, despite advance negative press for this film. Firstly I'd like to let you know that I didn't spend good money on this film but my god what a turdcrap it was. Where to begin? As can be seen from the trailers, it's overpaid and underwhelming Chinese super-stars dressed up from head to toe in CGI. I wasn't sure whether I was watching the next Final Fantasy installment, or why i was watching Final Fantasy on the big screen in 3D.The 3D ( surprise surprise) added nothing to the lack of story, and because the effects were so cheaply done ( see my final fantasy metaphor), And the acting? What from these lame-o characterless, dull, Chinese stars who are too busy looking expressionless, and assuming Japanese manga-style poses? Let's just say that the CGI made it even worse ( if that's even possible ) I have absolutely no idea, how this film got made, but from one Chinese movie fan, to another, please, don't waste your time.