Whether your a fan of Bruce Lee movies or kung fu in general, you will love The Forbidden Kingdom. It's full of high-kicking, high-flying fun with amazing stunts and great fight sequences. Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee are a dynamic duo, making the film even more enjoyable. There are also some very funny scenes that will make the whole family laugh. Frequent and intense martial arts violence abounds, as does passing references to suicide and force sexual contact. There are language problems as well, making this movie OK for 11+ only. Other than this however, there isn't much to point out, other than a scene when the monk urinates on the traveler (a very funny scene).

A great all round martial arts-action movie meant for the complete family. It contains bloodless fighting scenes. A great entertainer.

The greatest part was for my kids to see Jackie Chan in action with Jet Li. They know Jackie Chan from the cartoons. They never heard of Jet Li but I am sure he made a good impression on them too. There are not many martial art movies that are this tame. In the end good triumphs over evil. The only thing I missed was there were no outtakes while the credits rolled at the end.

I know many out there liked "Karate Kid", to those people this is a perfect movie. But for a Matial Arts connoisseur like myself, who comes from the Shaw Brothers Era, this movie was terrible. I've been watching these types of movies since the 70's. I've seen the early works of both, Mr. Chan and Mr. Li...this was by far a HUGE disappointment. With Two Legends this movie didn't need any gimics...and the young boy was a GIMIC and a Mistake. Why would a young white male be living in chinatown and be "THE ONE", who must deliver the staff? Not realistic at all. (I'm black and would have felt the same had he been black male). Who would have thought that two legends+ great director+ great fight scene choreographer would = a bad movie...WOW.

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brilliant film