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Forbidden KingdomPG (martial arts violence and infrequent course language)
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Based on the classical Chinese novel JOURNEY TO THE WEST, the film begins in modern-day Boston. There, while teenage kung-fu flick enthusiast Jason (Michael Angarano) is buying bootleg DVDs from his favorite shopkeeper, Old Hop (Chan, aged by prosthetic makeup), he is drawn to an ancient golden staff. When a local bully forces weakling Jason to help rob Old Hop, Jason escapes with the staff and is magically transported to ancient China. He is soon rescued from the forces of the Jade Warlord by Lu Yan (Chan), a raggedy wanderer whose wine-guzzling ways conceal his kung-fu mastery. Yan reveals the truth of the staff, and that Jason is the fabled Seeker who must return it to the Monkey King (Li) to prevent the warlord's evil plans. The two are joined in their quest by a kung-fu master, Silent Monk (Li), and a beautiful orphan (Liu Yifei) who harbors her own personal vendetta. Despite their differences, the two masters teach Jason the ways of the kung-fu warrior. And when Lu Yan is gravely wounded by the warlord's sexy assassin, Jason must bring his newfound skills and courage to bear if he is to save one world and return to his own. Choreographed by action impresario Woo-ping Yuen (THE MATRIX, KILL BILL) and shot on location in China, FORBIDDEN KINGDOM is an appealing family adventure about the importance of working together and the value of believing in one's abilities. Cinebuzz Member Comments on Forbidden Kingdom
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okay now for the people who said it sucked cos it wasn't funny like rush hour this is whyPG (martial arts violence and infrequent course language) this move is awsome saw it months ago when it came out in states it has a wired story but it works worth the watch
Deagles on 16/08/2008 at 8:37:45 PM lol this the movie from monkey magic the TV series 'monkey' the maddest thign cause i used to watch monkey magic as a kid Hemi-Cuzz on 16/08/2008 at 8:23:40 PM omg... this movie is the worst of the year.. jackie chan might miss his 90s movie when making this movie... quite a disappointment.. in_spots on 14/08/2008 at 11:16:09 PM I love Jackie Chan, but that's 1hr44min of my life I can't get back. Terrible movie. Poor plot, very fake and the fight scenes weren't anything great either. tnt4eva on 14/08/2008 at 8:46:14 PM This movie sucked nothing like rush hour funnies... the only thing funny was looking at jackie chan with a funny wig... Also some of the fighting scenes draged on and on!!! dont recomend it... better wait for it on dvd miss_blue99 on 12/08/2008 at 4:47:26 PM I loved it, funny story but awesome fights. RedVII_87 on 9/08/2008 at 11:56:27 PM What happened to the Bruce Lee days, its a joke that these directors don't learn from the past... ENTER THE DRAGON etc... these fake wannabe movies KISSASS. Critic-L on 6/08/2008 at 10:23:49 AM Come on guys - just enjoy it for what it is. An exceptional martial arts film - no not the best acting - but it's a Jackie Chan and Jet Li film. You don't go and see them for the acting skills. If you enjoy martial arts and like something a little different - then definately go and see it. You'll be glad you did. Emmy - lou on 5/08/2008 at 10:23:59 PM mm lol this movie just came out the other week ago in america like onto blu-ray too..come on BCC clean your act up and actually show the movies when they at the same time as the states. like you have to be kidding me i even remembered when there was a short gap when nothing was on and the only Sh*t that was playing like opera music concerts,omg full stop. crazyplayer on 24/07/2008 at 7:45:07 PM The two Masters of the Martial Art Movie together. What a pity it is not being shown in Canberra. Especially considering Jackies connection to that City. Hairy Nosed Wombat on 24/07/2008 at 4:04:36 PM
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