The Blade 1995
Tsui Hark's high-octane martial-arts epic *The Blade (1995)* delivers raw, relentless action as a wounded swordsman battles his way toward revenge.
Director: Tsui Hark
Cast
Vincent Zhao Wenzhuo
Ding On
Xiong Xinxin
Fei Lung
Sonny Song
Siu Ling
Austin Wai Tin-Chi
Siu Ling's Father
Moses Chan Ho
Iron Head
Chung Bik-Ha
Black Head
Michael Tse Tin-Wah
Skull
Jason Chu Wing-Tong
Fei Tien
Dickens Chan Wing-Chung
Monk
Valerie Chow
Prostitute
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Blade (1995) about?
A young man raised by a swordsmith discovers his father was killed by the bandit Lung, prompting a quest for vengeance. After losing his arm in a brutal fight, he trains to overcome his injury and confronts Lung in a high-stakes showdown.
Who directed The Blade?
Tsui Hark, the visionary filmmaker behind iconic wuxia and action films, directed *The Blade*.
Who stars in The Blade?
The film stars Vincent Zhao Wenzhuo as the protagonist, alongside Xiong Xinxin, Sonny Song, Austin Wai Tin-Chi, and Moses Chan Ho in pivotal roles.
Is The Blade (1995) worth watching?
For fans of martial-arts films, *The Blade* is a must-see thanks to its dynamic action and compelling revenge narrative. While unrated on IMDb, its reputation for high-energy fight sequences and Tsui Hark's direction make it a standout in the genre.
How long is The Blade?
The Blade runs 106 minutes, offering a tight, adrenaline-fueled experience.
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About The Blade (1995) — Tsui Hark's Brutal Martial-Arts Revenge Tale
Tsui Hark's high-octane martial-arts epic *The Blade (1995)* delivers raw, relentless action as a wounded swordsman battles his way toward revenge. Vincent Zhao Wenzhuo stars as the protagonist, a young warrior raised by a master bladesmith who learns his true father was murdered by the ruthless bandit Lung. After losing his arm in a brutal desert ambush, he forges a new path—one of survival and retribution—before facing Lung in a climactic duel that tests both body and spirit.
Set against sun-baked dunes and windswept fortresses, *The Blade* blends gritty choreography with emotional depth, exploring vengeance, resilience, and the cost of justice. With its visceral fight scenes and brooding atmosphere, this 1995 classic remains a standout in the action genre, showcasing Tsui Hark's signature flair for blending spectacle with storytelling.
