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  1. 09-12-2004, 07:50 #1
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    Default Re: "Hero"

    Quote Originally Posted by TuffStuffMcGruff
    ive seen it

    not that great, but decent

    i liked Emperor and the Assasin much better - and i think most who play total war would as well
    I haven't seen "Hero" but I LOVE "Emperor and the Assasin"!! I just fished watching "Musa". That is also a great flick.
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    More an exercise in style than anything really worth watching. Personally I like stuff like romance of the three kingdoms TV series much better.
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    Default Re: "Hero"

    Quote Originally Posted by Devastatin Dave
    I haven't seen "Hero" but I LOVE "Emperor and the Assasin"!! I just fished watching "Musa". That is also a great flick.

    then il check musa out
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