Tai Chi Hero

Very fun movie! I've watched both of "Hero and Zero" in this area and can't wait for the 3rd installment!What I liked:- Fast paced- Good plot- Good characters- FunnyWhat I didn't like:- The video game aspect of it was kind of juvenile. They would insert video game pop ups that didn't make any sense.Summary:In the end it was a fun, past paced movie with a good story line. It kept moving, developed characters and plot very nicely. It made me laugh also which can never be a bad thing. If this is moving towards a new Hollywood genre of martial arts then it's moving in the right direction.

Easily one of my favorite movie franchises of all time, Tai Chi Zero/Hero is a lot of fun and full of great acting people. I've watched them 6 times, I think, and then lent them to a coworker and haven't seen them since. Oh well, non-attachment is good, and these movies are even better. Steampunky, fun, and the lead actor and the villain are perfect. Lots of fun, unless you are a humorless person, in which case, remember that EVERYTHING is an illusion, and you and I are one. And you are one with everything else, too, even the gross stuff and the beautiful stuff.

This is the sequel to the film "Tai Chi Zero" that it's just as fun and silly as the first one.

This is one of my favorite movies. I love the series. I've seen the Wu Jing (Jacky Wu) version and I love it but this updated version by Stephen Fung is exceptional. I love Stephen Fung as an actor and I love him ever more as a director. (see "Into the Badlands") One of the main reasons I started watching this movie series is because of Tony Leung Ka-Fai. I absolutely love him. The cast is beautiful and believable.

Either you want to watch something like this or you don't. Come for the Kungfu, stay for the Steampunk. And technically, EVERYTHING is Kungfu...

Funny movie with lots of action.

Having grown up on Sunday Morning Kung-Fu Theater, one rarely expects a stunning plot line. While the plot of Tai-chi hero picks up from Tai-Chi Zero and moves forward decently it is still good mindless fun. The juxtaposition of the Steampunk world with the Kung-Fu theaterish antics makes it a perfect update for the current generation of Kung-Fu enthusiasts who are looking for action and not a lot of deep thought provoking concepts. It is a simple pleasure.

so on this are we reviewing the movie or the blueray disk.. as a disk it sure is blue ray-ieas a movie it completes the story.. to bad the end of the story is an informercial for tai chi.still was cool just not as cool as tai chi zero

Steampunk meets kung fu. Interesting concept. Once you get your head around it (IF you do) can be quite a fun little film with little nuggets of Tai Chi gold in it. Silly and ridiculous but some great martial arts

if ou liked Tai Chi Zero, you'll probably like this one, too. It'ds the direct sequel to the first one.And the ending is wide open for a third installment

excellent film en vrais 3D spectaculaire.

I dim not check that it was only in Chinese and French. Both languages I do not speak. Still,l has some good action, I just wish I could follow the story.

Bewertung allein der technischen 3D-Qualität mit LG-Bluray-Player undLG-Bildschirm (1920:1080=1,78) mit PolfilterTechnik, Diagonale=140 cm+ Stärken:+ Gute Staffelung in meist befriedigender Raumtiefe+ Ausgeprägtes 3D-Relief+ Ansprechende TrickTechnik– Schwächen:– Format 2,33 nicht bildschirmfüllend, Schlitzbild mit AuflösungsVerlust von 42 %auf Bildschirm mit 1080 x 1920 Pixel (keine AuflösungsEinbuße auf 4K-Bildschirm)– LästigeTiefenUnschärfe verhunzt Raumeindruck – das ist kein 3D !– Hektische Schnitte und WackelKamera garantieren Schwindel im Kopf