Category: Martial Arts

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Rush Hour 2 (2001)

I’ve heard that sometimes in comedy it’s not what you say but the way you say it that will inspire laughs.  After watching Rush Hour 2, you’d think the makers took this philosophy as the...

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The Accidental Spy (2001)

The Accidental Spy is a typical Jackie Chan flick that delivers what you expect.  There’s going to be some fantastic fighting.  There’s going to be some incredible stunt work.  There’s going to be some moments...

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Shaolin Soccer (2001)

For purposes of this review, I screened the Hong Kong release in the original Cantonese.  It contains approximately 22 minutes of additional scenes, dialogue and different music.  I have not seen the dubbed US...

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Once Upon A Time in China (1991)

Definitely not to be viewed for a peek at historical accuracy, but definitely worth watching for the unbelievable martial arts talents of its star, OUATIC is a classic Hong Kong action flick that is more entertaining...

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Romeo Must Die (2000)

War erupts between Oakland’s rival African-American and Asian-American crime families when the son of an Asian kingpin is found dead after crashing a Black club. Han Sing (Jet Li), brother of the deceased, escapes...

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Legacy of Rage (1986)

LEGACY OF RAGE is the late Brandon Lee’s first film, and is only worth watching for those who became fans of the legendary Bruce lee’s son during his equally short film career before his...

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Armour of God (1986)

A hunter of fortune (Chan, Police Story) has an old flame get kidnapped when he has recovered a sword that was one of only five remaining pieces of the Armour of God, armor used during the...

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Dragons Forever (1988)

A Hong Kong factory owned by a corrupt and powerful businessman is pumping waste into a local pond. The pond owner sues for wrongful pollution, while the lawyer for the defense designs to have...