Ricky Ho

Ricky Ho’s got quite the resume if you’re into films that don’t just glide by unnoticed. The guy’s name is tied to a handful of movies that really stand out, like “Sai de ke · ba lai: Tai yang qi” from back in 2011. If you’re not super fluent in Mandarin, that’s “Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale”—a powerhouse of a movie, honestly. It digs deep into the indigenous Seediq tribe’s struggle against Japanese colonization. The story’s massive, full of rebellion, culture, tragedy, and a kind of beauty you don’t forget. Ho’s music? It doesn’t just sit in the background—it practically grabs you by the shirt and yanks you into the action. Jump to “Zu Warriors” (2001) and you’re in a whole different universe—literally. We’re talking wild fantasy, epic battles, gravity-defying sword fights, and a soundtrack that’s just as over-the-top as the visuals. Ricky Ho’s work here is all swirling energy, adding this otherworldly punch to every scene. Cheesy? Sometimes. Fun? Absolutely. Then there’s “Beyond Beauty: Taiwan from Above” (2013). This one’s a documentary, but don’t roll your eyes—it’s jaw-dropping. It’s got these sweeping shots of Taiwan’s landscapes, and Ho’s music? It pulls you right into the sky, like you’re flying over mountains and rivers yourself. The whole vibe is kind of meditative, but also pretty emotional. So, yeah, Ricky Ho doesn’t mess around—his name pops up on projects that leave a mark, whether you’re in the mood for history, fantasy, or just want to be floored by some gorgeous scenery.