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The Forbidden Kingdom

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In an action atmosphere, this movie centers around the life story of Jason Tripitikas, an American teenager, who infatuated with the Chinese culture and myths, as he buys all their movies, so he makes up a discovery, in order to travel to China, the thing that changes his life, as he travels to China and joins the strong warriors, who do their best in order to save the Monkey King from the prison, by the evils.
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John J. Puccio
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August 28, 2008

Think of it as a kung fu fairy tale almost anyone can appreciate.
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Jeffrey Lyles
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October 18, 2012

Surprisingly a lot of fun, with a simple good vs. evil plot, nice action sequences and a battle of the ages between two of the biggest martial art movie masters.
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Mark Rahner
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April 18, 2008

It might take a Zen master to explain exactly what audience this is aimed at.
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Urban Cinefile Critics
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July 18, 2008

The first onscreen meeting of screen legends Jackie Chan and Jet Li is possibly reason enough to see this fantasy, whose extravagant martial arts sequences are choreographed by Woo-ping Yuen, whose signature was inked in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
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Peter Hartlaub
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April 18, 2008

It's difficult to resist, especially if you're a 12-year-old boy whose parents won't let you rent Once Upon a Time in China or the Kill Bill movies.
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Sean Axmaker
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March 24, 2016

... has fun with the tale and Americanizes the genre without losing the pleasures of its Asian inspirations.
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Richard Roeper

April 21, 2008

One of the more entertaining movies we've seen in recent months.
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Joshua Starnes
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March 22, 2011

If you're a big Jackie Chan and/or Jet Li fan this movie was made for you and you should go see it on the big screen once. But because of a complete lack of storytelling effort from the filmmakers, there's no reason to ever see it more than once.
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Stephanie Zacharek
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April 18, 2008

When Chan and Li match wits, each celebrates the other's presence. This isn't just a martial-arts display; it's generosity and camaraderie in motion.
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Prairie Miller
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September 09, 2008

Kung fu fever and fluff mix it up with hordes of floating knights in shining armor with bad attitude, and just a little heavy on the dressing, courtesy of the costume department.
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David Fear

April 18, 2008

Every time the focus switches to Michael Angarano channeling his inner Ralph Macchio, The Forbidden Kingdom reminds you that it's primarily an act of occidental tourism.
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Rafer Guzman
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April 18, 2008

Thanks to the two stars' disparate styles - the laser-like focus of Li and the whirlwind whimsy of Chan - The Forbidden Kingdom makes up for its flaws with plenty of eye-popping moments.
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