Conventional wisdom dictates that there is no way to improve perfection, but since when did it ever stop transfer companies when there is money? In today's latest example of real nothing more is sacred, The deadline He revealed the news that Prime Video is moving forward with a series of adaptation of "Krsling Tiger, Hidden Dragon", the story was made by the director's most famous Ang Lee climbs, lavish and stunning romantic classic wuxia. The film in 2000 was based on a Chinese novel by the same name of the author Wang Dulu, who was actually the fourth installment of a larger saga called the "Crane-Zelezo series". This new streaming show will obviously take its clues from that original source of material, despite simply re -examining the film.

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Regardless of whether this is just a brazen kidnapping of the IP or a truly inspired attempt to modernize a seriously attractive story, however, the talent involved in life will not be denied. The creative team that is already on the board of this project includes Jason Ning (known for his work on the Fox show "Lucifer", the "Paun" series "Ms Davis" and "The Aspanse") as a writer/executive producer and, the most intriguing, "Star Trek" and "Battlestar Galactica". Attached as a show -Show of Video Series "God of War". There is no word for potentially casting, or even for the date of production start, as the deadline only unclear the series is currently "developing" the Amazon and Sony television. Whenever this is accomplished, it is worth wondering among the fans of the movie Lee, whether this will even get closer to (many literal) heights of what happened before.

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Only two words come to mind for anyone who was tasked with trying to come up with another "brittle tiger, hidden dragon:" Happy. Highly successful and winning the Oscar 2000 film told the story of the celebrity master of the swordsmen (played by Hawk) Romantic feelings for another. Oh, and there are a bunch of matches to combat the match and pieces of pieces unlike any other 21st century film, full of incredible wires and flawless choreography. People, it's a classic for a reason.

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All this raises the question of the premiere video that "crunching a tiger, a hidden dragon" no longer achieved. There is probably an argument to be done in recent success stories like "Shagun" (which somehow gets a second season), in a similar way that is a fresh download of older adaptation, prove that there is a precedent for what this new series is trying to withdraw. Whether this actually manages to do so, or simply end up reminding viewers for much better adaptation, it remains to be seen. Be careful (and something skeptical) of this, so stay tuned to /movie as more updates come.