Special ID Review: Donnie Yen is hamstrung by the lack of physical exertion afford by his role

Donnie Yen is a martial-arts icon. So Special ID naturally opens with a prolonged hand-to-hand clash in which Yen’s undercover Hong Kong…

Flash Point 2007: Donnie Yen Is Unbelievably and like in the Ip Man Movie

“Flashpoint” is such a good thriller for so much of its length that it’s kind of a betrayal when the…

This is an all-star cast remake of King Hu’s 1967 classic “Dragon Inn”. The story is basically the same, but…

This martial arts flick had a lot of potential. Four of China’s greatest heroes come together and fight for law…

“Saving General Yang” tells the story of the house of Yang and the house of Pan ( nope, not that…

In my quest to revisit all my 90s martial arts favorites. I’ve been mostly watching films from ’93 so far.…

A film about a time travelling, kung-fu kicking soldier does not need a musical interlude. Sadly this is only one…

An epic, historical, action film loosely based on the story of Chinese folk hero. Guan Yu in the novel “Romance…

Dennis Law’s Fatal Contact has been a much anticipated title around these parts for one very simple reason: Wu Jing. Wu is…

The details change, depending on who’s recounting them. But the broad strokes seem pretty set in stone: in 1965 Bruce…