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AKA: Tai Chi II; Tai Chi Boxer; Tai Chi Fist Hong Kong: 1996
Jacky Wu Jing, Christy Chung Lai-Tai, Sibelle Hu Hui-Zhong Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: A boy named Jackie builds up strength in his ponytail during his childhood, as he hangs from the ceiling at his father's insistence. His ponytail eventually develops into a formidable weapon, and aids him in his struggles against evil.
AKA: Tai Chi II; Tai Chi Boxer; Tai Chi Fist Hong Kong: 1996
Jacky Wu Jing, Christy Chung Lai-Tai, Sibelle Hu Hui-Zhong Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: A boy named Jackie builds up strength in his ponytail during his childhood, as he hangs from the ceiling at his father's insistence. His ponytail eventually develops into a formidable weapon, and aids him in his struggles against evil.
Plot: Yang is an ambitious martial artist who leaves home to learn Tai Chi. But Chan, the Tai Chi master, refuses to teach him because he is not a family member. But when Chan is kidnapped by Lord Tun, Yang must learn Tai Chi secretly to defeat his opponent!
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Some slow spots and a predictable plot, but a definite thrill ride nonetheless. This film is of particular note for its incredibly vicious fights, and some really cool martial arts. You've probably never seen people take this much abuse before!
Some slow spots and a predictable plot, but a definite thrill ride nonetheless. This film is of particular note for its incredibly vicious fights, and some really cool martial arts. You've probably never seen people take this much abuse before!
Many actors from the first film return as different characters in this sequel, but it just feels like an inferior rehash of the first film. Rosamund Kwan definitely wins the award for World's Most Annoying Person. But even though we don't like it much, this film is on most people's top ten, so we have to suggest that you check it out!
Many actors from the first film return as different characters in this sequel, but it just feels like an inferior rehash of the first film. Rosamund Kwan definitely wins the award for World's Most Annoying Person. But even though we don't like it much, this film is on most people's top ten, so we have to suggest that you check it out!
Many actors from the first film return as different characters in this sequel, but it just feels like an inferior rehash of the first film. Rosamund Kwan definitely wins the award for World's Most Annoying Person. But even though we don't like it much, this film is on most people's top ten, so we have to suggest that you check it out!
Master action choreographer Yuen Wo Ping rewards the patient viewer with some awesome fights and butt-kickings, but we can only recommend this one to die hard fans. Michael Wong turns in a typically deficient performance, and HKFlix fave Donnie Yen is unfortunately nowhere to be found in this sequel.
One that's "so bad it's good", this is a Bruce Lee flick with hardly any Bruce Lee in it. And the great Yuen Wo Ping action choreography is all but lost on these performers. Nonetheless, this films a lot of fun, and is highly recommended for cheese-lovers!
One that's "so bad it's good", this is a Bruce Lee flick with hardly any Bruce Lee in it. And the great Yuen Wo Ping action choreography is all but lost on these performers. Nonetheless, this films a lot of fun, and is highly recommended for cheese-lovers!
One that's "so bad it's good", this is a Bruce Lee flick with hardly any Bruce Lee in it. And the great Yuen Wo Ping action choreography is all but lost on these performers. Nonetheless, this films a lot of fun, and is highly recommended for cheese-lovers!
One that's "so bad it's good", this is a Bruce Lee flick with hardly any Bruce Lee in it. And the great Yuen Wo Ping action choreography is all but lost on these performers. Nonetheless, this films a lot of fun, and is highly recommended for cheese-lovers!
One of the best Jet Li films, and certainly one of his most high-flying and brutal. Yuen Wo Ping's choreography is in top form here.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Some slow spots and a predictable plot, but a definite thrill ride nonetheless. This film is of particular note for its incredibly vicious fights, and some really cool martial arts. You've probably never seen people take this much abuse before!
Master action choreographer Yuen Wo Ping rewards the patient viewer with some awesome fights and butt-kickings, but we can only recommend this one to die hard fans. Michael Wong turns in a typically deficient performance, and HKFlix fave Donnie Yen is unfortunately nowhere to be found in this sequel.
One that's "so bad it's good", this is a Bruce Lee flick with hardly any Bruce Lee in it. And the great Yuen Wo Ping action choreography is all but lost on these performers. Nonetheless, this films a lot of fun, and is highly recommended for cheese-lovers!