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Tag Archives: kung fu
The Matrix
One Pill Makes You Bigger, the Other Makes You Small As any SubGenius knows, the normal world is an illusion. Those with the gift can see through the veil and see the wondrous and horrifying reality lurking beneath the surface. … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Carrie-Anne Moss, explosions, future, gadgetry, gun fu, hacker, helicopter, Hugo Weaving, Keanu Reeves, kung fu, Laurence Fishburne, metropolis, monster, Movie, psychic phenomena, Review, robot, sci-fi, superhero, supervillain, Wachowski, zap guns
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Blade
Cutting Edge The curse is broken! Until now, every film based on a Marvel Comics character has turned out mediochre at best. Some of them have been downright horrible. Here at last we have one that’s not just decent – … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, blood, explosions, gun fu, heads roll, horror, kung fu, mad laboratory, monster, Movie, psycho killer, Review, Stephen Norrington, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, Tracy Lords, Udo Kier, vampire, Wesley Snipes
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The Avengers
How Now Brown Cow? Well, not so good, if you’re a dedicated fan of the Avengers TV series. Watching it on television 30 years ago, we all had the benefit of discovering a show that’s main virtue was charm, wrapped … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, explosions, killer robot bees, killer teddy bears, kung fu, mad scientist, Movie, mutant clone, Patrick Macnee, Ralph Fiennes, Review, robot, Sean Connery, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, Uma Thurman
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The Mask of Zorro
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Anthony Hopkins as Zorro? They’re not kidding, and the versatile star of such films as Silence of the Lambs and Howard’s End acquits himself surprisingly well as the Robin Hood of Old California. Wearing a thick layer of bronzer to … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, explosions, heads roll, kung fu, L.Q. Jones, Martin Campbell, Movie, Review, superhero, swordplay, vehicle chase, whip
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Mulan
Disney’s Animated Transvestite A few short years ago, Disney ripped off Japanese animation god Osamu Tezuka’s character Leo (Kimba) the White Lion for their biggest hit ever, The Lion King. For their new animated feature, they mine Tezuka territory again, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, animation, China, comedy, Disney, dragon, Eddie Murphy, explosions, fantasy, ghosts, kung fu, magic, Miguel Ferrer, Ming-Na Wen, Movie, musical, Review, swordplay
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Her Name is Cat
Hisssss! You might think from the title of this Hong Kong action item that you’d found a new episode in the Jade Leung Black Cat series, but such is not the case.
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Tagged action, assassin, blood, Clarence Ford, explosions, gun fu, Hong Kong, kung fu, Michael Wong, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, superhero, supervillain, Wong Jing
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Mr. Nice Guy
Rumble in Oz Jackie Chan is back as a TV chef in Melbourne who gets deeper and deeper into troubler as a result of a good deed. When he sees gangsters attacking a TV journalist Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick), he intervenes, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Australia, comedy, gun fu, Hong Kong, Jackie Chan, kung fu, Movie, premature burial, Review, Richard Norton, Sammo Hung, TV, vehicle chase
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Operation Condor
High Flying Chan The latest in a series of four (so far) Jackie Chan vehicles to be released in American theaters – and the second from Miramax’s Dimension Films – is also the earliest and purest example of his work, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, comedy, corpses, explosions, gun fu, Hong Kong, Jackie Chan, kung fu, Movie, Nazi, Review, sequel, vehicle chase
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Batman and Robin
Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah. It’s really a shame that Evita did not bring about the predicted resurgence of interest in big budget Hollywood musicals. Joel Schumacher should really be directing elaborate song and dance numbers, because … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Arnold Schwarzenegger, explosions, gadgetry, George Clooney, kung fu, Michael Gough, monster, Movie, Review, sequel, superhero, supervillain, Uma Thurman, weird gadgets
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The Fifth Element
The Fifth Element is – Fun! In the year 2214, an ancient prophecy is fulfilled when a dark, devouring planet appears on the edge of the galaxy. It is composed of pure evil and it intends to destroy the Earth, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Brion James, Bruce Willis, comedy, explosions, gadgetry, Gary Oldman, gun fu, kung fu, Luc Besson, mad scientist, Milla Jovovich, Movie, murder, Review, robot, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, superhero, supervillain
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