The dvd release of “Jackie Chan and the kung fu kid” will sure confuse people thinking its the title of the hong kong release of the karake kid, but its actually “Looking For Jackie Chan”

There were many who had spent endless hours watching Ikkyu-San, an extremely popular Toei animation TV series from 1975 to 1982 in Japan. When the series was premiered in China in 1983, it quickly became a favorite among children there.…

There has been some buzz since Martain Scorsese’s successful (and more boring, that’s right I said it) version of the Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs, retitled The Departed, that another project that Warner Bros wanted to undertake was a…

Sammo hung stars in this kung fu comedy called “Incredible Kung Fu Master”, although not one of his biggest films the action and comedy are right up there with some of his best.

If someone were to ask me to summarize the plot of Twilight Gangsters very quickly the resulting premise would go “a movie about three senior citizens robbing a bank”. This would immediately incite groans in anyone who was listening and rightfully so. On the surface this movie sounds like it could be another cheesy Martin Lawrence in a fat suit-esque venture, but the reality is that directorKang Ho Jin manages to take a potentially unbearable plot and makes a movie that is funny, exciting, and touching.

Hong Kong cinematography Keung Kwok Man’s second directorial adventure, Black Ransom, is a hard film for me to review. On one hand it was filled with lame action movie cliches that had me giggling and simultaneously rolling my eyes. On the other hand, at the end of the movie I was left reflecting upon how much fun I had while watching this film and thus had to begin pondering what it was about this action flick that made it so entertaining.

The dvd release of “Jackie Chan and the kung fu kid” will sure confuse people thinking its the title of the hong kong release of the karake kid, but its actually “Looking For Jackie Chan”

A new trailer as recently hit the internet for “The Stool Pigeon”, directed by Dante Lam which stars Nicholas Tse and Nick Cheung.

Troubleshooter is an upcoming Korean action-thriller that many believe will be the next stand out Asian film.