Hidden Blade (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 17 Feb 2023
• Country: China
• Adwords: 4 wins & 6 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16565742/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hidden_blade
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/hidden-blade
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Mandarin, Shanghainese, Cantonese, Japanese, English
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Drama, History, Thriller
• Runtime: 128 min
• Writer: Er Cheng
• Director: Er Cheng
• Cast: Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Yibo Wang, Lei Huang
• Keywords: undercover agent, 1940s, japanese occupation of china,

	6.4/10
	59/100
	84% – Critics
	84% – Audience

Hidden Blade Storyline

On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The following day, the Wang False Government followed Japan’s declaration of war against Britain and the United States, and Japan symbolically occupied all of Shanghai. With the outbreak of the Pacific War, the situation of China’s war effort changed completely. Members of the Chinese Communist Party underground risked sending out information to break the peace between Japan and Chiang and to defend the motherland.—themoviedb

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Amazing movie with beautiful cinematography a visual treat

Hidden Blade is set in Shanghai in an era where it was all chaos Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, and it chronicles China’s growth under the Communist Party’s leadership Under the director Cheng er lens the movie is a visual treat every frame is soo beautiful so symmetrical and the use of light is brilliant with soft hues and dark and yellow The cast is so well chosen every actor fits the characters so well we have The Tony Leung here as the main character and no need to say how great he is then there is ever beautiful and very talented Zhou xun get role is small but impactful but who impressed me the most is new actor WangYibo he had the most complex character in the movie and he completed it amazingly It’s a great cinematic experience I recommend it??

Hidden Blade-aesthetic artistic film

HiddenBlade is Noir film, artistic film!!!!

Cinematography of Hidden Blade is amazing perfect and beautiful!! There have plot-twist. ??

Acting of Tony Leung and Zhou Xun is so worth to watch. Young Actor Wang Yibo’s acting is still get along with Tony Leung, more than expectations!!

Great job Actor Yibo!!

Some people who gave 1 star or. 2 star to film is obviously gave by anti because of they hate Yibo a lot.

Even though anti hate yibo a lot, they should know and Google first who is director Cheng Er.

Cheng Er’s Level is not cheap !!!

Those anti personally and obviously attack to yibo without watching Movie!!!

I accept some people may not like Cheng Er’s style but this is not bad film!!

Stellar Acting Propels a Puzzle-Perfect Story

Director Cheng Er has corralled the large swathes of genius he exhibited in Lethal Hostage and The Wasted Times and painted a stunning movie that may be his masterpiece. His script and meticulous editing combine to present a gorgeous puzzle that is never too difficult to solve and unwinds in a clever way that leaves the audience feeling rewarded and satisfied. A mysterious set up leads to a nearly rapturous payoff, with nary a misstep along the way for movie viewers who pay attention.

Cheng Er couldn’t have achieved such success without skilled players. Tony Leung and Zhou Xun give expected, empathetic performances. The movie feels solid and secure in their hands. But the heart of Hidden Blade actually rests on the shoulders of a young newcomer actor, Wang Yibo. Wang’s performance is the definition of a brilliant debut. His character’s ambiguous position–is he a villain or not?–is played subtley yet powerfully. It’s not an exaggeration to state that the success of the story–and the movie as a whole–relies on Wang being able to carry such a complicated role. Fortunately he doesn’t falter, leading the movie goer through a second half that leaves audiences breathless, stunned, and in awe.

Hidden Blade walks a fine line between fine art and commercial appeal. Though arguments can be made whether it leans one way or the other, the end result is a movie that leaves the viewer with the enviable feeling of having watched something wonderful and needing to know how much better it can be with repeat viewings. Regardless of final box office, Hidden Blade is a triumph for both Cheng Er and his talented cast.