Anne Archer, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Donald Sutherland
The Art of War is the first action movie with a hero who works for the United Nations--the U.N. Covert Operations Unit, to be specific. Who knew there was such a thing? Wesley Snipes plays Shaw...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 26, 2000
Stats: 448 reviews
Wesley Snipes has never been better, one of his best roles in one of his best action films. A stylish, nail-biting, pulse-pounding twist-a minute action-packed thriller. A sensational and adreniline-pumping action-thrill-ride that kick starts the senses and kicks all sorts of ass...( read more)
Snipes is not bad and Michael Beihn has his moments but this one is largely uninteresting.
Underrated and treated unfairly - intresting plot and twists. Action is great!!
Great action. Very good scenery & camera work. Way too convoluted Needlessly contrived storyline. Oh Well.
Pretty awesome, similiar to US Marshalls. The UN SUCKS! The US needs to withdraw funding for it. What a waste.
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