The Boston GlobeFor all its playfulness and cameo one-shots (Lung Siu-lung, '70s kung fu superstar!), Fung's film represents a thundering de...
The New York TimesFast and mostly fun, the movie also seems compulsively too much, throwing everything it can think of at you, lest it fail to...
The Philadelphia InquirerTai Chi Zero, the first film in a planned trilogy, will leave hard-core fight enthusiasts wanting. But it's a droll, pleasan...
Washington PostA martial-arts adventure with more video-game and comic-book DNA than the traditional kung fu flick, Tai Chi Zero is good, i...
New York PostTai Chi Zero is loads of fun to watch, especially a battle in which watermelons, bananas and other fruits and veggies serve ...
Los Angeles TimesTai Chi Zero is often more distracting than diverting with its everything-goes aesthetic - there are strains of steampunk, m...
Hollywood ReporterFirst chapter in a Chinese action trilogy introducing “steampunk kungfu” is manic, disjointed fun for younger fantasy fans.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Stephen Fung
Writer: Kuo-fu Chen
Studio: Variance Films
Cast: Shu Qi, Daniel Wu, Tony Leung Ka Fai
Release: September 27, 2012
Writer: Kuo-fu Chen
Studio: Variance Films
Cast: Shu Qi, Daniel Wu, Tony Leung Ka Fai
Release: September 27, 2012
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