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Why did Wuxia die? Crouching Tiger, Flying Daggers, Hero, and The Matrix were all very well received.
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Geopolitics.
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>>223960972
same reason westerns died, they had their run and then we moved on
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Crouching tiger hidden dragon wasn’t well received in chinkland because it was too restrained in the wuxia shit
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>>223960972
Hero isn't really wuxia and the matrix absolutely isn't wuxia. There are still quite a few wuxia/xianxia being made but they tend to appeal mostly to women in china and that's part of it. Sword snow stride, three kingdoms, smiling proud wandering swordsman (which gets a new interpretation every other year), the grandmaster of demonic cultivation, and so on. There are also like a thousand slop wuxias every year in china, none of which even remotely worth watching.



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