Donnie Yen, Jie Dong, Kuan Tai Chen
Three young martial arts masters emerge from the back streets of Hong Kong to help the powerless fight injustice.
DVD Release Date: November 27, 2007
Stats: 567 reviews
Excellent comic adaptation with superior direction, cinematography and fight choreography. The story is a bit boilerplate, but it serves its purpose to solidify our support for the heroes and hate the villians.
The real winner here is the fights. They're set up terrifically an...( read more)
In the first ten minutes, I said "Holy S**t"!!!!" more than once. While this is a fairly typical martial arts movie plot, the action and choreography really make this one look like 'The Matrix' without the CGI. Yes, there is wire work, but my goodness it's impressive to watch. Th...( read more)
high kicking comic book to film convert. it's not actually as bad as you'd think it might be. although towards the end it goes a bit "pink power ranger"... and it's def not the x-men... the kicking and nun-chucks (dont know how ya spell nun chucks???!!???) keeps ya well entertain...( read more)
I seriously don't approve of this concept of film. Movies like these perpetuate the shallowness of the Chinese. Stop it! I can say it does have some nice shots but for an action movie, this is as generic as they come. Vehicles for the lead trio, really - of which only Shawn Yue I...( read more)
Very fun film that kept me entertained all the way through it. You could criticize the story but that's like criticizing Pringles for not being suitable as a main course.
This movies story is bad the acting isnt very good and the special effects arent something to throw your nun chucks at but the action makes this movie really good. If you can stand the first half (which some cant) you will be treated to one of the best martial arts scenes ever on...( read more)
we don't get a nice script and the acting isn't good at all, but the martial arts sequences truly r stunning, and that pretty much saves the film from failure.
if you can stand english subtitles and enjoy martial arts then this is a fantastic film t watch dragon and his brother tiger are split at an early age and find themselves in opposite corners one fighting for honour the other for a local crime boss allaction movie this film goes i...( read more)
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