Michelle Yeoh shines in this trippy sci-fi epic about a woman struggling to pay her taxes, run her family’s laundromat, and save the multiverse.

Direct-to-video martial arts action comedies from the mid-to-late ’90s don’t get much better than this.

Tran Quoc Bao’s first feature film is a martial arts comedy gem.

Because sometimes, you just need to watch Chuck Norris fight a bunch of ninjas.

The film’s mind-blowing action sequences are ultimately undermined by a convoluted plot and characters you don’t care about.

Making it through the final film in Cannon Film’s “ninja trilogy” required more than nostalgia.

This CGI-filled remake of 1977’s Death Duel never quite reaches the martial arts heights to which it so clearly aspires.

I love the idea of a Takashi Miike samurai film, but 13 Assassins just doesn’t live up to its promise.

I’ve yet to see a Wong film that didn’t impress me on some level, but I’ll admit it was difficult to make it through Ashes of Time.

An increasingly dull and predictable storyline populated by characters that are a collection of clichés.

Despite some really fun action scenes, Tom Yum Goong is a decidedly inferior film to its predecessor, Ong-Bak.

I need to stop the review lest it just become a checklist of everything I dislike about the movie.

There’s something refreshing, even affecting, about the lo-fi approach that Geochilmaru takes to martial arts cinema.

It’s obvious that this film is a personal project for Jet Li, one he cares deeply for.

The movie became less a piece of entertainment, and more a tattered, browning, fading document from an alternate kung fu universe.

When its firing on all cylinders, there’s nothing I love as much as Hong Kong cinema, and Sha Po Lang is a reminder of almost every reason why.

This is a movie you watch purely for the sheer joy of gasping at one insane stunt after another.

Easily one of, if not the, darkest and most somber film that Chan has made to date.

House of Flying Daggers has moments of brilliance that are simply unmatched.

Put mildly, I found this film a complete waste of time.