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Animal treatment is something they will have to address if they want that global blockbuster to happen.

While this film didn't have nearly the impact we would have hoped for, it it getting a lot of global exposure via streaming.

I wonder if Well Go USA has seen our 2011 Shaolin issue.

The U.S. premiere reviews have been overwhelmingly positive.

Some fresh reviews.

Couldn't resist an Epoch Times review:
According to the official U.S. site for Shaolin, it will be released in 9 theaters in the U.S this Friday. It's the same weekend that Warrior premieres,...

I've hyperlinked the official U.S. website and trailer in this article.

"opens in the U.S. in September"

We don't have a Let The Bullets Fly thread.

Review the earlier part of this thread as we discuss it. Here's our qixing thread again.

My two favorite parts of this film were 1. all the qixing and 2. seeing an old friend, Shi Xingyu, in a...

But that film was filled with qixing.

I'm merging this with the Shaolin thread.

My cover story, The Movie Monk, is on Shi Xingyu aka Shi Yanneng.

Shaolin Special 2011


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Never mind Yu Hai either..:rolleyes:

That comment reminds me of a lot of Thai cinema, which has a heavy Buddhist influence given the religious bent of that country. I don't think I've ever seen a 'quiet' Thai movie. ;)

It's doing...

I really enjoy Napolitano's coverage of Chollywood.

Shaolin is well written - a cut above the average kung fu flick for sure. It's character driven, which stands to reason with Andy Lau in the lead. Lau has the acting chops to give his role plenty...

Although I confess that I liked Detective Dee better, at least in terms of Chollywood and Andy Lau.

I'll have a more complete review soon, after I get some tea in me.

...I fell asleep before I could even get it into the DVD player. :o

I was so excited all day, looking forward to watching this, but I guess I've been working too hard, because I got home and...

I just got it. Hope to watch it tonight.

A fine overview by Dean Napolitano. Mr. and Mrs. Incredible is covered here. We haven't gone into Donnie Yen in All's Well yet...that's a funny franchise - given this review, I might have to check...

It's only playing in Asia at this time.

Ip Man 2 just opened theatrically in America - only 7 months after it's Asia premiere...:rolleyes:

Still waiting for some forum member reviews...

A strong debut...

Who's going to post that first review?