Chinese Sword Fights
If you are looking for a typical good Chinese sword fighting, this is a great movie. I also would like to recommend Part I.

Okay if you're a fan of the series and Bridgette Lin
The story line is direction is okay. Action sequences are good but not spectacular. Fast-paced and confusing at times. It took me 2-days to watch, since I fell asleep on it the first time.

The Bride With White Hair 2
I loved part 1 , but just to let everyone know before you buy it.The language says english and the cover is in english , but only the subtitle is in english.There is no where on the dvd to change it.

a sorry movie
I wrote a huge review for this and don't know where it is but let me give you the short version. They don't continue the story, that is until the end of the movie. AND THAT WAS THE PART TRHAT RUINED THE MOVIE FOR ME. The movie is about this kid from the wudang sword school and he is going to get married. Enter the Bride. She of course doesn't want anybody to be happy so...

The story is not really worth going over, it is just injected and there are no real emotions. Except of course for an ending that really PO'ed me. The only reason this movie gets a 2 stars and almost gets a 3 is for Christy Chung. Not only is she one of the most beautiful women on earth, she is a great actress. So I know of 2 movies now that are only worth watching for her, this and Red Wolf. It may be because the people she works with are so terrible, but to tell the truth, Christy Chung actually made me pop this dvd in for a second time. Not a big deal since it was only like a 77 minute long movie.

Good on its own weird merits
Forget that Bridgett Lin and Leslie Cheung were the stars of the first movie and just enjoy this one for its own bizarre standards. The plotline involves the Bride kidnapping another bridge, brainwashing her into trying to kill her fiance and fighting. Lots of fighting. The fiance is helped by his grandmother (who does kung fu better than anyone) and his female friend who is jealous of the whole arrangement but loyal to a fault.

And this also has the best payoff to the requisite canto-pop montage. It was also the first time I ever laughed aloud at the "this is a work of fiction, any resemblence to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental" tag at the end.

Beyond that, Leslie Cheung and Bridgett Lin do reunite at the end and it is wonderful, but the real story ended with the first movie. This is just an excuse to get Bridgett Lin with the white hair as a lethal weapon. Not that there's anything wrong with that.