Action Movie Reviews

"Tai Chi Zhang Tong" is an action movie co-produced by China Film Co-Production Corporation and Go East Entertainment Production Co. Ltd , directed by Woo Ping Yuen , written by Ye Guangjian , written by Jet Li , Yeoh Choo Kheng , Chin Siu-Ho , Fennie Yuen co-starring.  The film is about Zhang Tong / Zhang Tong ( Jet Li ) , Xiao Donggua ( Fennie Yuen ) , Qiu Xue ( Yeoh Choo Kheng ) and others and Dong Tianbao ( Chin Siu-Ho ) . "Tai Chi Zhang Tong" was released in Hong Kong, China on November 18, 1993. 

"Black Mask" is an action movie directed by Daniel Lee and starring Jet Li , Sean Andy and Karen Mok .  The film tells the story of a lost hero in a new era. The film was released in Hong Kong on November 9, 1996.

"The Crow Salvation" is a horror film directed by Barrett Nerulli and starring William Atherton and Kirsten Caroline Dunst .

The TV animation "Saint Seiya" is adapted from the manga of the same name by the Japanese cartoonistくるまだまさみ, produced by Toei Animation. The TV animation was broadcast on Teleasa from October 11, 1986 to April 1, 1989. After that, it was broadcast in more than 80 countries and quickly became popular all over the world. In 1989, "Saint Seiya" entered China, Shenyang Radio and TV Station took the lead in completing the translation and premiered it in China   . In 1992, many domestic TV stations such as CCTV and Beijing TV began to broadcast the cartoon "Saint Seiya"   , and various local stations also broadcasted it one after another, causing a wave of popularity among the audience.

Ghulam is an Indian film directed by Vikram Bhatt, Mukesh Bhatt. The film stars Aamir Khan, Rani Mukherjee and more. It tells the story of Sidhu (Aamir Khan) who lost his parents when he was a child, became a street gangster, met Alisha (Rani Mukherjee/Rani Mukherjee, his cousin Kajoel) and fell in love with her.

Left Behind is a fantasy film directed by Vic Sarin and starring Kirk Cameron , Brad Johnson , Clarence Gilyard Jr. , Chelsea Noble and more. The film tells the story of a jet flying across the Atlantic when all of a sudden the passengers are gone, and at the same chaotic moment, millions of people on Earth mysteriously disappear without a trace, leaving only their clothes and glasses. , wedding rings and shoes are scattered in a pile, and the rest start to panic as they desperately try to find out the reason behind this series of mysterious events, and the answer is only known to a few people... 

To End All Wars is a war action film directed by David Cunningham and starring Robert Carlyle and Kiefer Sutherland . The film was released in the United States on September 2, 2001. The film is based on a true story. It tells the story of the process of bringing a group of British and American prisoners of war to Burma to build the Death Railway after the Japanese army captured Singapore in World War II.

"Yamakasis" is an action film directed by Ariel Zethun and Julien Seri, starring William Bailey and Malik Diouf. The film tells the story of seven master climbers forming a group, flying over the eaves and walls in the city, showing their unique skills, and robbing the rich to help the poor, becoming a French legend of the "Seven Heroes and Five Righteousness" style.

"The Warrior" is a war movie produced by South Korea's CJ Entertainment Co., Ltd. and Beijing Film Studio. The film was written and directed by Seong-soo Kim , starring Jung Woo Sung , Joo Jin Mo and Zhang Ziyi . The film tells the story of a group of Goryeo The Warriors who went to China to pay tribute in the Ming Dynasty but were framed by traitors. After encountering the Princess Furong of the Ming Dynasty, they fought desperately against the Mongolian cavalry to save her. The film was released in South Korea on September 7, 2007. 

"The Sword of Xanten" (kingdom in twilight) is a 2004 film directed by director Uli Ed and starring Benno Forman. Based on the German folk poetry "The Song of Nibelungen" and the Nordic "The Legend of Walsunger". It tells the love story of the young blacksmith Siegfried and the Queen of Iceland, Brenhill.