get to the point, i didnt finish the movie cause it was so boring. in the 30 minutes i watched this movie, i saw one brutal murder, one action sequence, and about 5 topless scenes with whores in a strip club. SEX: there is a strip club with girls dancing naked in cages. Inside the club there is a Yakuza social club that Li enters finding a gangster getting it on with whore doggy style then shoots him in the head. A Yakuza boss sends Jet Li a whore and a breifcase with money for a reward. She takes her clothes off but Li refuses. VIOlENCE: Head shots, lots of blood and bruatl murders and executions. DRUGS: Statham smokes. LANGUAGE: f**k, s**t, etc. This is the most boring Jet Li movie, watch Fearless instead.
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What is it good for? Bloody fighting, apparently.
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for Ages 16–18
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Parents need to know that this violent Jet Li action movie -- which is full of body-smashing, martial arts-style fights, plus shooting, punching, knifing, and car crashes -- isn't for kids. Bare-breasted, thong-clad club dancers serve as a visual indication of the villains' corruption (one woman is given as a "present" to Rogue, but no sexual activity is shown). Jack smokes cigarettes, especially at the beginning of the movie, and there's plenty of drinking, though much is in the background. Language is frequent, usually angry, and mostly consists of "f--k."
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about the appeal of violent action movies. Why are filmgoers so entranced by fight scenes? Does the style of fighting affect how much you enjoy watching it? Families can also discuss the concept of revenge, which the movie revolves around. What is gained by revenge? Is violent vengeance ever justified? Parents, talk with your kids about the difference between real life and fantasy -- even teens. Point out that consequences exist -- even if it makes you feel humorless. The fact that violent movies stimulate parts of the brain is worth a reminder.
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- I rate this title iffy for age 2 and give it
boring...
- I rate this title off for age 17 and give it
Geared toward older viewers
I liked the movie overall, it had some great action in it, but my only concerns were the following which were pretty frequent: VIOLENCE: A man has his throat slit, and people are shot and blown up. Plenty of blood splatter. SEX: Women dance topless (breasts visible) but they have glow in the dark body paint on so you dont really focus on sensitive areas. (they do have thongs on) A woman does take off her dress and her huge breasts are shown (nipple visible) and lingered camera on for sometime, but she does have a thong on. I would ONLY recommend this to OLDER VIEWERS!!
- I rate this title iffy for age 2 and give it
An ok action movie for teens.
This film didn't surprise me much. It has some pretty good action sequences. I did like the twist at the end. I just think it could've done better.
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
this is the coolest movie youll will ever see
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