. Dragon Inn is a supposed remake of an early classic directed in 1966. Over all a great viewing experience. Once you get past the first dull moments of the film you have a surreal breathtaking movie to look forward to. After the first say 15-20 minutes, it takes a drastic turn when they reach the Dragon Inn. This is when things really get interesting. Although Brigitte Lin is the so-called star of this movie, I think Maggie Cheung brought more to the table than the other actors. She is almost the centerpiece of the whole movie since she is the owner of the Dragon Inn. The action is also entertaining. Even though there isn't a great deal of fight scenes, the final battle (featuring Donnie Yen) is amazing. A great movie filled with emotion, style and action. A must see film for all swordplay fans.

. An evil eunuch (Donnie Yen) uses the children of an executed enemy as bait to draw out a group of rebels. The plan works, but the rebels are able to safely retrieve the children. The rebels look for a safe haven and end up at the Dragon Inn. During their stay they ask for help from the owner, but unknown to them she is also working with the enemy. Jade helps both, but is obviously most concerned with her inn. At first the inn seems like a safe place, but as time progresses they find out that the inn could very well be the place they all die. In a whirlwind of love, death and betrayal the movie finally ends up with a decisive battle to wipe out the evil eunuch.

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