Thirdly, the movie's ending feels rushed and the scene after the credits is a waste of time. Secondly, the side characters aren't as intriguing as in the first film. First of all, the exaggerated opening sequence doesn't start the movie on a positive note. There are only a few minor reasons why I like this second film a little bit less than the first one. However, he soon realizes that some of his colleagues are two-faced and that he can't trust anyone. From then on, he tries to cover his actions up and gets progressively involved with the group of rebels. Shen Lian tracks down some of the rebels before he decides to save a female painter he sympathizes with. The conspiracy is similar to the first movie as Imperial Assassin Shen Lian gets caught in a conflict between a group of rebels supporting the emperor's younger brother and the emperor, his eunuch and government officials. The locations are more diversified than in the first film. The opening sequence suffers from heavy CGI effects but the rest of the movie convinces with stunning landscapes and beautiful costumes. The characters use arrows, daggers, swords and bare hands and feet to fight and most fight sequences look quite realistic. Stylistically, we get a stylish wu xia movie with some conspiracy elements. Some of the characters and the settings are alike but the story is a different one that even contradicts some elements shown in the first film. However, you don't necessarily need to know the latter to understand the former. Brotherhood of Blades II: The Infernal Battlefield is a prequel of Brotherhood of Blades released three years earlier.

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