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Kung Fu Gizmo Action Remember Stripe, leader of the naughty monsters from Gremlins? The producers behind director Andrew Lau’s Kung Fu Monster certainly seem to remember the movie, blatantly …

Zhang Yimou’s Latest Wuxia Epic The latest Chinese opus from director Zhang Yimou (Hero, House of Flying Daggers) looks gorgeous but primarily revolves around slow drama. Shadow is more …

More like Sextuplet Threat Undoubtedly the draw to Triple Threat is the cast, full of contemporary martial artists, chasing one another down, ending in expected stand-offs. It’s spectacular in …

Don’t Go Hitchhiking With Strangers For an unknown film financed and shot in South Africa with no star power, Accident looks pretty as a movie with its outstanding production …

Routine Scuffle South Korea (along with China) is fond of their historical epics. Red Cliff remains the genre’s champion. The Great Battle is then a second-hand story of nationalist …

Busting the Drug War BuyBust doesn’t have a hero. It’s a violent, cynical look at the Philippines drug war. The woman BuyBust draws as its central hero, Nina Manigan …

Punching Thailand The cinematography of Paradox makes Thailand look gorgeous. Pumped up color, beautiful forests, deep sunsets, and cozy beaches gives Paradox the feel of a travelogue. Cinematography adores …

Play Fighting No moment in Kung Fu Yoga is less than total fantasy. Every actor is a male model, every actress a female super model, the action is utterly …

Chan and Son Despite a busy and choppy pace, Railroad Tigers pops with comedic enthusiasm. It’s a nationalist story, set during the Japanese occupation of China. The bumbling, often …

As Chan ages, his starring roles become less and less about the brawling and more about the emotional, this one no exception.