Hellen
I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
LouHomey
From my favorite movies..
Stoutor
It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.
Ella-May O'Brien
Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.
Vincent
This is a simple, very simple, fantasy film.The central premise is OK, a buried evil being freed by a man seeking power.The acting is bad, the two leads are OK but the rest of the cast are completely unconvincing especially the bee-keeper girl.The fight scenes are very power rangers with lots of fake blood thrown in.The creature is weird but in an almost funny way, they use cheap CGI and it looks like those 1960s films when such things were new, Jason and the Argonauts style.The ending is predictable.It's not an awful film, I didn't feel the need to switch it off, but it's not good.
FryPappy
Moon Over Tao is at best a mediocre fantasy film. There are some interesting ideas present, but the film quickly tires with slow scenes that drag, and all-too-brief action scenes. It doesn't help that some of the acting (especially the lead girl) is terrible. Some of the effects are rather nice, and the music is pleasant, but it's not enough for this film.When I read the other user comments on this film, as well as having seen the preview trailer (which is far better than the film itself), I was expecting a fun, simple fantasy action movie. What I got instead was a fairly unexciting disappointment.
Evan A. Baker
Fun fantasy, with a good cast and neat-looking effects. Amamiya keeps things moving along quickly, and has a good balance of dramatic elements with goofy fun stuff. The score is magnificent. Yuko Moriyama is cool, as always, though I wish she were in the movie a little more. Toshiyuki Nagashima is a great, dignified lead. Hiroshi Abe is one of the coolest dudes in cinema today, and it's a pleasure to watch him killing loads of bad guys in efficient ways.
Chibi Riza
I finally got to see this,after waiting for 2 years or so to come out,and let me tell you,it was definetly worth the wait."Tao no Tsuki" (Moon of Tao) is one of the best films that distort Medival Japan.Forget "Ninja Scroll",Tao is the one,PLUS,there is a really big hard-to-destroy monster in there by the name of Makarage (is that how you spell it's name).But be warned,the ending is rather distressing.*No spoilers,SORRY!*
