Podcasts about man of tai chi

Bryan and Anderson review Sound of Freedom, Man of Tai Chi (from assigner Tyler) and Willow (assigned by Danny Fitz). Then, inspired by The Killer, the boys countdown the Top 5 Hitmen of all time. The Film Vault on Youtube TFV Patreon is Here for Even More Film Vault Anderson's new doc: Loaded for Bear Atty's Antiques COMEDY CONFESSIONAL Listener Art: Jonathan Oxorn Featured Artist: The Lion Faced Boy The Film Vault on Twitch Buy Bryan's Book Shrinkage Here The Film Vaulters “Kubrick is Everywhere” Shirt CONNECT WITH US: Instagram: @AndersonAndBryan Facebook.com/TheFilmVault Twitter: @TheFilmVault HAVE A CHAT WITH ANDY HERE ATTY & ANDY: DIRECTED BY A FOUR-YEAR-OLD Subscribe Atty and Andy's Youtube Channel Here THE COLD COCKLE SHORTS RULES OF REDUCTION MORMOAN THE CULT OF CARANO Please Give Groupers a Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score Here Please Rate It on IMDB Here The Blu-ray, US The Blu-ray, International Groupers is now available on these platforms. On Amazon On Google Play On iTunes On Youtube On Tubi On Vudu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are breakin' boards and throwin' punches with this week's episode on Man of Tai Chi, starring (AND DIRECTED BY) Keanu Reeves. Yes, you read that right, folks. Keanu makes his directorial debut this week, and the boys are super here for it. Martial arts-focused jokes this week include: purchasable vibes only, a craving for jazz, the happy-happy football man, Apple's big-timin' bucks, gator lubrication and A.B. Roni the First.

This week, the Geeks talk favorite acts of greatness in pop culture! Geeksploitation features the underseen Thomasine and Bushrod! Sunday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater finally gives the boys a good one from the Collider list in Man of Tai Chi! The debate continues when the Geeks review the latest episode of Ahsoka! Oh, and its Brian's birthday and something about a lube job... Thanks for listening and Keep On Geekin' On! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/3oldgeeks/message

In this episode of In Search of the Crystal Skull, Arun and Patricia continue Keanu Reeves Month by looking back at the 2013 Chinese-American martial arts film Man of Tai Chi. A young Chinese man named Tiger Chen is going through his every day life struggles making ends meet at his delivery job, supporting his family, and getting tai chi training with his master for a tournament. The CEO of a private security firm named Donaka Mark sees Tiger Chen on TV and sees potential in him recruiting him as a fighter in his illegal underground fight club. Tiger Chen accepts not knowing that he's been filmed secretly for millions of people tuning into his life and that he would be killed if he refuses to finish his opponents or if he loses a fight. An officer from the Hong Kong Police Department named Sun-Jing Shi investigates Donaka Mark to learn if he's the one responsible for the fight club and all the mysterious deaths and disappearances of people who were a part of the club. But due to lack of evidence, her superintendent tells her to drop the case. But Sun-Jing made a promise to one of the former fighters before he disappeared to uncover and stop Donaka's illegal underground fight club. When the movie premiered in theaters, it was a box office bomb making $5.5 million dollars out of a $25 million dollar budget. Critics had mixed to positive reviews calling it a "predictable, one note story", but praised the choreography and Keanu Reeves for both his acting and his first time directing a film. It's currently 71% on Rotten Tomatoes. What did Arun and Patricia think of the film? Listen and find out. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/old-school-lane/support

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In this episode of the show we are continuing our double bill of actors-turned-directors doing a martial arts film with Keanu Reeves' Man of Tai Chi. Joined by our good buddy Jak we wonder what pushed Keanu Reeves to step behind the camera and why he never returned to do another movie. You will also hear us talk about the influences behind the movie, the Wachowski factor, whether the movie is too complex for its own good or if it is perfect the way it is, if it functions as a martial arts Truman Show, and most importantly we ask if Keanu Reeves' direction makes martial artists look cool. Tune in and enjoy! Hosts: Jakub Flasz, Nicolò Grasso & Randy Burrows Featuring: Jak-Luke Sharp (@JakLukeSharp) Intro: Infraction - Cassette Outro: Infraction - Daydream Head over to uncutgemspodcast.com to find all of our archival episodes and more! Follow us on Twitter (@UncutGemsPod), IG (@UncutGemsPod) and TikTok (@UncutGemsPod) Buy us a coffee over at Ko-Fi.com (ko-fi.com/uncutgemspod) Subscribe to our brand new Patreon! (patreon.com/uncutgemspod) The Uncut Gems Podcast is a CLAPPER production

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Man of Tai Chi, Zombieland Double Tab, Die Schlacht um die Schelde (Netflix) , Venom 2 und Krieg der Welten Serie. Deeptalk zur Meinungsfreiheit und eine Menge Blödsinn

Keanu Reeves is one of the best known movie stars in the world. His pictures have grossed more than $6 billion dollars worldwide. The Matrix Trilogy and the John Wick Films have accounted for more than $2 billion in box office ticket sales over the past two decades. These are among the best and most influential films of a generation, and they make Keanu Reeves, potentially, the biggest martial arts movie star that ever existed.While most people may not consider him a martial arts movie icon because, even by his own words he only knows, “movie kung fu“, there is a compelling argument to support the moniker, “#1 martial arts movie star in the world.”While Reeves does not have a traditional martial arts background he began training in the martial arts for the first Matrix (1999) film, undergoing four months of daily intensive training prior to the start of shooting that blockbuster film. His work with Yuen Woo-Ping, Hong Kong's acclaimed martial arts action choreographer, resulted in stunning fights and weapons scenes. Had it stopped there Reeves would still be responsible for one of the best martial arts and sci-fi films ever made; however, there was so much more to come.Reeves went on to train intensely and release two more Matrix films, which were filled with martial arts action fight scenes. Neo's fight scenes with Morpheus, Agent Smith, and The Agent Smiths are as good as any ever filmed. Reeves also paired with Woo-Ping to star in, and Direct, Man of Tai Chi (2013), a true martial arts combat film. The climax of that film involves Reeves and Tiger Chensquaring off in a classic, “old school' fight scene.2014 brought John Wick, a film by Chad Stahelski, in which Reeves again underwent 3-4 months of intensive training in martial arts and weapons to result in a stunning and pivotal film which transformed the genre and spawned two beloved sequels (with a 3rd in pre-production). The Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and weapons realism in those films set new standards in movie making, and martial arts fight choreography.With Ten (10) martial arts action films, $6 billion dollars in box office gross, and serious martial arts training in Taekwondo, Kung Fu, BJJ, Judo there is no question that Keanu Reeves is not only a martial arts movie star, but perhaps, the biggest that ever graced the Silver Screen.On this week's program, Marc Zirogiannis explores the question of Keanu Reeves' Martial Arts Superstardom.*This episode is presented by Bet Online, your online sports book experts.**Get free shipping at Balance7 when you use the code: BLEAVSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we're putting up our dukes with a whole new category. We're talking martial arts movies! First up, is Man of Tai Chi. Will Keanu Reeves' directorial debut prove to be a hit?! Tune in to find out!

Two people who know Jackie Chan, literally and figuratively, are my guests this week. Mike Leeder was on set of DRUNKEN MASTER II. He is a fixture in the Hong Kong action scene. Mike did stunts on THE RAID 2, fighter casting on the MAN OF TAI CHI, Hong Kong casting for THE MAN WITH THE IRON FISTS, he was the Asia Casting Director for RUSH HOUR 3, and on and on. My other guest is Joshua James, who wrote the Jean Claude Van Damme film POUND OF FLESH, Josh is a screenwriter and martial artist. The three of us have a wide-ranging discussion about the entire career of Jackie Chan on this week's episode, with remarkable behind-the-scenes insight from Mike, who has been in and around many of these films in one way or another for decades. Check out Mike's distribution company 88 Films - they have released a bunch of the Jackie Chan movies on Blu-ray with commentaries and special features at https://88-films.myshopify.com You can also read more about martial arts and movies in Josh's sub stack at https://joshuatoddjames.substack.com/p/coming-soon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-benamor/support

Join the Mullet as he goes through a classic martial arts fight film, starring and directed by Keanu Reeves, and martial arts master Tiger Chen. All on Lethal Mullet Network! Where to find us: Find us on Podbean: lethalmulletnework.podbean.com You can find The Lethal Mullet Podcast on: Apple / Google Play / Spotify / Stitcher / IHeartRadio Contact: Adam on: @thelethalmullet  Twitter / Facebook / Instagram #lethalmulletpodcast #lethalmulletnetwork

Janelle Mims is here as the Martial Arts Tournament Movie Tournament continues. It's a Hong Kong-ish battle as Enter the Dragon takes on Man of Tai Chi Get the bees! Theme song: I dunno by grapes Ft: J Lang, Morusque dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626

In today's episode of The Tragedy Academy, Jay is joined by Jordan Delagrange, a martial artist, stunt-man, and healer. Jordan enlightens us with his perspective on how mind and body are equally connected and how we can all achieve mindfulness through meditation and martial arts.Key Points: Becoming a stunt manA student of the artsSanctuary of Art and HealingThai chi and mindfulnessYin and Yang and space betweenMediating and AcupunctureObtaining the observer positionEpisode Highlights:[00:40] Introduction to Jordan Delagrange[01:54] Jordan shares his story of how he unexpectedly became a stunt-man simply by attending a Wing Chun seminar in Long Beach.[04:51] Jordan, as with his idol Bruce Lee, favors learning from every martial arts form[06:59] Jordan describes himself as a student of all the arts and gives the example of Bruce Lee's biography titled A Life Unabridged[10:34] While Jordan is a doctorate student in Chinese medicine, he tells us about his business, Sanctuary of Art and Healing, offering alternatives elements of human health not offered in western medicine.[15:10] Jordan and Jay discuss Thai chi and whether it focuses on mindfulness though Jordan describes it as complex yet simple. The goal is to feel the movement rather than think it through.[19:49] Jordan reminds us that physical issues are often tied to mental problems.[21:46] Jordan and Jay dive deep into the benefits of both meditating and acupuncture, describing it as an emotional release and even having the benefit of atrophying your amygdala.[25:13] Jordan and Jay both give anecdotes of their experiences serving the armed forces.[27:34] Jay reveals that mediation has helped him recognize that we are already in heaven, and Jordan agrees by quoting Alan Watts, “Everyone focuses only on the destination.” [30:37] Jordan divulges in his surrounding, often asking himself, who are these people around me? What are their stories? He finds comfort because there's no way of knowing, yet we all feel the same thing.[33:11] Jordan feels we have unlimited potential as a species while describing himself as a teacher, healer, and student.[35:16] Jordan reveals that there is nothing else he would instead do than to help his fellow humans.[37:14] Jordan explains to us that to obtain the observer position, we must distance ourselves from the emotions we're feeling in our body at the moment to feel objectively and emphatically.  [38:06] Jordan recites his poem The Unseen Becomes the Seen[41:31] Jordan reveals to us the security he feels within himself, has no fear of anything that can happen, and reiterates the importance of being ready no matter what.[45:01] Jordan gives a simple first step to meditating; close your eyes, breathe deeply, and listen behind you.[45:45] Connect with JordanConnect with Jordan:Martial Arts and WellnessSanctuary of Art and HealingInstagram | @martialartsandwellnessSources Mentioned:-     A Life Unabridged by Bruce Lee 

Revisiting Keanu Reeves directorial debut   MAN OF TAI CHI (2013) Blu-Ray review. #rockfile #podcast #review  ~ You can subscribe to my podcasts on Podbean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Amazon Podcasts, Google Play, Pandora, TuneIn, etc. Ask Alexa or Google Assistant for "Rockfile Podcasts". Thank you for listening! ~ -Join my group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rockfilesroom -Bookmark my website: https://therockfile.com/ -My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rockfile -My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Caymanscubaman -Interview Archive: http://rockfileradio.com/interviews.html ~ For the audio nerds: my voice was recorded in 96k/32bit stereo using a Blue Yeti microphone directly connected by USB to a custom-built PC running 64bit Win10 and Adobe Audition. The file was hard limited, but otherwise unedited and no other audio effects are in the chain. Music was added upsampled to 96k/32bit and then mixed down to 48kHz 32bit 320kbps MP3 for Podbean to conserve size. (Patreon supporters now get access to full resolution audiophile quality 96k/32bit WAV files (and other formats) of each show first.) ~ Music: "Carved From Stone" - TrackTribe ~~  

On this Off-Topic episode, Nolan is joined by Philip Yount and Thomas Foster — as well as special guests Mike Scott from the Adkins Undisputed podcast and Bryan Christopher from Daily Dead/Rue Morgue — to discuss MORTAL KOMBAT and its cinematic inspirations and contemporaries. The crew recount their personal histories with the bloody video game series and talk about some of their favorite movies that share its violent and over-the-top proclivities. Movies/TV shows discussed on this episode: MORTAL KOMBAT (1995), MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION (1997), MORTAL KOMBAT: LEGACY (2011), MORTAL KOMBAT LEGENDS: SCORPION'S REVENGE (2020), ENTER THE DRAGON (1973), BLOODSPORT (1988), MAN OF TAI CHI (2013), THE RUNNING MAN (1987), UNDISPUTED 3: REDEMPTION (2010), BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986), BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL (2017), THE WOLVERINE (2013), DOUBLE DRAGON (1994), NINJA ASSASSIN (2009), 47 RONIN (2013), THE MAN WITH THE IRON FISTS (2012), COBRA KAI (2018), BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF (2001), GUYVER: DARK HERO (1994), ONG BAK 2 (2008), THE NIGHT COMES FOR US (2018), WARRIOR (2019), FIVE DEADLY VENOMS (1978), FIVE ELEMENTS NINJAS (1982), RIKI-OH: THE STORY OF RICKY (1991). Links of interest and/or sources cited for research for this episode: Mortal Podkast by Ben Mekler AN ORAL HISTORY OF ‘MORTAL KOMBAT’ by Quinn Myers (Mel Magazine) 'Mortal Kombat': Untold Story of the Movie That "Kicked the Hell" Out of Everyone by Aaron Couch (The Hollywood Reporter) STREET FIGHTER: THE MOVIE — WHAT WENT WRONG by Chris Plante (Polygon) Undisputed 3 with Vyce Victus (Adkins Undisputed) The Tournament with Jay Skipworth (Adkins Undisputed) Universal Soldier-Day of Reckoning with Patrick Bromley (Adkins Undisputed) Episode 24: Godzilla Mania: Destroy All Monsters w/ Mike Scott (Inside The Sequel) (podcast) Episode 25: Godzilla Mania: Godzilla vs. MechaZilla w/ Philip Yount (Inside The Sequel) (podcast) Episode 230: The 20th Century Movie Club: Monster Movies (The Dana Buckler Show) (podcast) Let’s Scare Bryan to Death: THE BONEYARD with Terry Mesnard by Bryan Christopher (Daily Dead) SHORT CUTS: THE SHORT HORROR ROUNDUP FOR MARCH by Bryan Christopher (Rue Morgue)

Geoff Grimwood(Good Game Improv) joins me to see who moves on in our Martial Arts Tournament Movie Movie Tournament. It's prison fights vs private security fights when Undisputed 3: Redepemtion takes on Man of Tai Chi. Get the bees! Theme song: I dunno by grapes Ft: J Lang, Morusque dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626

In this episode Mike, Rich and Steve take a look at ASSAULT ON STATION 33, starring Sean Patrick Flannery, Michael Jai White and Mark Dacascos - will the film do its cast justice? Take a listen to find out! Our Short Shot is ACERE, starring Jean Paul Ly. Acere  apparently means "sharp" - you will see how apt the title is when you click on the link! Finally in our DTV Throwback we revisit MAN OF TAI CHI - the directorial debut of Keanu Reeves, and starring Tiger Chen.   Don't forget to check our FACEBOOK and TWITTER pages for news of upcoming releases and the DTV Chart!

This week, Mark takes ten to talk about all the lives that are owed to Keanu Reeves in Man of Tai Chi. TWITTER: @spreadthewhimsy FACEBOOK: facebook.com/whenwagonwheelswerebigger WEBSITE: whenwagonwheelswerebigger.com Format devised by Deborah Palmer

Do you love Keanu Reeves? How about humility? If you answered yes to either, then you’ll love this week’s episode! When special guest Jon Abrams challenges hosts Vanessa and Elijah to find a horror film to pair with underrated martial arts gem Man of Tai Chi, they must first admit to having overlooked Keanu Reeves for far too long. After an appropriate amount of time spent admitting their past failures, they make their case for Cheap Thrills as the perfect companion. Both films feature desperate men going down a dark path for the promise of easy money, but is that enough to convince Jon that it’s a perfect double-feature? Join the gang as they discuss why Keanu can sell absurdity so well, the dangers of not meditating enough, and ultimately, the thesis of this very podcast. The official movie snack pick of Man of Tai Chi and Cheap Thrills is a ghost pepper you eat in a food challenge and a glass of water. (Optional: Chicken wings with edible gold leaf). This episode was brought to you by the horrors of late-stage capitalism. Produced by: Sam Varella, Vanessa Guerrero, and Elijah Taylor Music by: Travis Clark Art by: Joe Oliver --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-gritton/support

Ryan used his marital arts skills to defeat fate and chose MAN OF TAI CHI, the directorial debut of one Keanu Reeves, as this week's episode

Tiger Chen is the man. The man of tai chi in the The Man of Tai Chi. Brett and Dylan are joined by Matt Stone from Genuine Wrestleboys and South Park to talk about what they're into about this man, and what they're not into. YOU OWE ME A LIFE. CHECK OUT OUR WE DO KEANU MERCH!!! We Do Keanu is part of the EaseDrop Podcast Network Outro music by In The Face Of War Please don't tell KISS we stole their music for the intro. Socials: Facebook and Instagram If you're going to use Audible, support We Do Keanu by using our link, audibletrial.com/keanu Support We Do Keanu by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/we-do-keanu

What happens when two men that are distinctly NOT of Tai Chi get together to talk about THE Man of Tai Chi? Quite a bit, it turns out, so my apologies to that guy from Film Studies 101, maybe you'd prefer a quick discussion of Miller's Crossing, Super Size Me, or Catfish instead? Movies!

The Films of Iko Uwais are among the best martial arts action films ever made. Although Uwais had small roles in the films Rogue One and Man of Tai Chi, the world was, largely, unaware of the catalogue of action films he had starred in. It was not until his lead role in the English speaking, martial arts action series, Wu Assassins, premiered on Netflix that U.S. audiences became more aware of him. Iko was discovered by filmmaker, Gareth Evan, while Evans was in Indonesia making a documentary on Pencak Silat, the indigenous martial art. Together they formed a partnership, leading to a series of action films, including, 2009's Merantu, The Raid, and the Raid 2. Iko went on to star on one of the best martial arts action films of all time, The Night Comes For Us. Iko's charm and personality has helped him to penetrate the U.S. film market, starring with Mark Wahlberg and Dave Bautista in recent films. In this episode, Taekwondo Life's Editor, Marc Zirogiannis, explores why Iko Uwais might be the most important martial artist to hit the big screen since Bruce Lee.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://squareup.com/store/tae-kwon-do-life-magazine/item/podcast-support-donation)

This movie, directed by none other than Keanu himself, has nearly everything you might want out of a martial arts film: beautifully choreographed and memorable fight sequences, a pulpy villain, a hard-boiled detective who simply can’t drop the case that’s haunted her career, a duplicitous police captain, a fight between a master and his student, and a GHOST PUNCH. Join Whitney and Andrew as they discuss their mutual love of this seemingly underrated film.Feel free to support us on Patreon! We’ll have behind-the-scenes content, exclusive videos, extra podcast segments and more: http://www.patreon.com/coolbreezepodVisit us on Twitter or on our Website for more episodes of this show and check the links below for more of your hosts:More Whitney:Twitter @whitney_nelsenInstagram @whitneynelsenMore Andrew:Twitter @darkdrivingInstagram @darkdriving

Welcome to the thirty-sixth episode of the  Brains, Braun, & Corbin podcast. Listen in as we review the kung-fu action fest Man of Tai Chi (2013). In the news section we talk about the KFC dating sim, people review bombing Nintendo Switch exclusives, the Apple press conference, and the Birds of Prey Trailer. Jacob takes us on an adventure with his new section, “What would it take….?” We also discuss your comments from episode 35.   Next Movie: Kung Fu Hustle (2004)    Disclaimer: Explicit content. Don’t take anything seriously, no offense is intended.

Did someone say Keanu Reeves? Of course they did, it's 2019. Red and Mike presents MovieBong's first ever actor-inspired episode dedicated to the man, the myth, the Keanu Reeves. Red wants Keanu to play 3 of the world's most innovative musicians. Meanwhile Mike simply wants Keanu to get kids reading again. Plus reviews of My Own Private Idaho, Side By Side, Man Of Tai Chi, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Always Be My Maybe. Presented by Mike Milling and Red RedmondProduced by Dead Cat ComedyRecorded and Edited by Red RedmondMusic by Eddie French

Episode 318 of the GenreCast continues with the penultimate discussion of our A Man Called Keanu series. This week, we take things international with Man of Tai Chi, which also doubles as Keanu's directorial debut. Man of Tai Chi is a story of temptation, pride and tradition. Tiger Chen's journeys down a dark path, but can Donaka fully bring him over? You'll have to watch and find out. Once you do, join us as we discuss meta critiques, the commodification of Kung Fu heroes and much more. To help you expand your reference points, we expand the syllabus and then declare the film's ultimate fate.

For the third installment in our "Catching Up On Keanu" month, Trevor has Kyle sit down to watch the only film ever directed by Keanu Reeves, Man of Tai Chi (2013)! Starring longtime collaborator and friend of Keanu's, Tiger Chen, the film is a quaint, but technically sound action film that was seemingly built from the ground up to be a showcase of the at the time largely unknown Chen's martial arts ability. Featuring token appearance by several noteworthy martial arts actors, including Iko Uwais and Silvio Simac, the movie is a love letter to the genre that fails to break any new ground, but proudly justifies it's existence with the obvious signs of care and and commitment put forth by the lead actors and director. Tiger Chen, failing to emote but wowing with his tai chi prowess! Keanu Reeves, lookin' kind of stiff and making "ghost face" into the camera at random! Iko Uwais, in his least satisfying role this side of The Force Awakens!

After over 20 years as an iconic action star, Keanu Reeves tried his hand at action direction. On the latest episode of our all Keanu series, your host Sam (@samshotfirst) and his guest Jenny Nulf (@jennyleighx33) take a look at his directorial debut, The Man of Tai Chi. Starring Tiger Chen, the kung-fu extravaganza boasts some incredible fights and leaves Keanu diehards waiting eagerly for his next effort behind the camera.

TRIPLE THREAT Exclusive DIRECTOR Interview Jesse V Johnson Exclusive interview with Jesse V Johnson the renowned director of quality martial arts action movies all about making the cinematic TRIPLE THREAT. He reveals how he, and the team, made a multi star cast action movie in the jungle and back streets of Thailand. What was it really like working with Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Scott Adkins + Michael Jai White & Michael Bisping & Jeenja Yanin & Tiger Chen & Celina Jade? How do you even begin to schedule them all in the same place at the same time? How do you film 9 key characters? How do you stop egos clashing? Did Scott and Michael Bisping nearly fall out??? Don't be ridiculous. What it was like on set, how did they choreograph the action, mix the different fighting styles from karate to silat. Can you ignore jungle bugs and snakes? In a live link between London, UK and Los Angeles, California we talked via a tough Skype wi fi link. Triple Threat has the best action, martial arts, movie stars in a full on action script in awesome meltdown, action, mayhem. Definitely worth watching. This breakneck thriller teams over half a dozen of the world’s biggest action stars for the martial arts event film of the year. When a hit is taken out on a billionaire’s daughter, it’s mercenaries versus assassins in an all-out war. Synopsis: A down-and-out team of mercenaries must take on a group of professional assassins and stop them before they kill their target: a billionaire’s daughter intent on bringing down a major crime syndicate. This breakneck thriller teams over half a dozen of the world’s biggest action stars for the martial arts event film of the year. “We are so excited to bring the superstars of the ground-breaking action films Ong Bak, The Raid and Man Of Tai Chi together in a “triple threat” package. This is the first time all three stars will be in a film together and we’re ecstatic to be a vital part of the Triple Threat team,” said Ying Ye, a producer on the film and Managing Director of Easternlight. Thanks for reading & watching, we hope you enjoyed it, please LIKE, SHARE and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to W​orld of Martial Arts Television for more great content!!

TRIPLE THREAT Exclusive Screen Legend Interview Michael Jai White Exclusive interview with MICHAEL JAI WHITE the martial arts and movie LEGEND about TRIPLE THREAT the latest, bestest, actionist fightiest film this side of the Rio Grande featuring Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Scott Adkins + Michael Jai White & Michael Bisping & Jeenja Yanin & Tiger Chen & Celina Jade. Michael Jai White reveals what it was like on set, how they choreographed the action, how they adapted styles from karate to silat, used their locations to enhance their fight scenes and how he survived jungle bugs and snakes, and importantly whether they all wanted to kill Jesse Johnson, the Director. Also what he thinks of his co stars, filming in Thailand and creating a credible character. Plus is Black Dynamite going to reappear? What do you get if you stuff the best action, martial arts, movie stars into a full on action script directed by the awesome Jesse Johnson? Yes, awesome meltdown action mayhem. Definitely worth watching. This breakneck thriller teams over half a dozen of the world’s biggest action stars for the martial arts event film of the year. When a hit is taken out on a billionaire’s daughter, it’s mercenaries versus assassins in an all-out war. Synopsis: A down-and-out team of mercenaries must take on a group of professional assassins and stop them before they kill their target: a billionaire’s daughter intent on bringing down a major crime syndicate. This breakneck thriller teams over half a dozen of the world’s biggest action stars for the martial arts event film of the year. “We are so excited to bring the superstars of the ground-breaking action films Ong Bak, The Raid and Man Of Tai Chi together in a “triple threat” package. This is the first time all three stars will be in a film together and we’re ecstatic to be a vital part of the Triple Threat team,” said Ying Ye, a producer on the film and Managing Director of Easternlight. Thanks for reading & watching, we hope you enjoyed it, please LIKE, SHARE and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to W​orld of Martial Arts Television for more great content!!

Is Keanu's directorial debut a simple kung-fu movie? Or an allegory about the perils of capitalism and the corruptive influence of The West? We have thoughts!

We're celebrating Maestro's birthday by letting him choose any movie he wants. He chose some martial arts magic by the name of #ManOfTaiChi. Check it out. Continue reading

We're celebrating Maestro's birthday by letting him choose any movie he wants. He chose some martial arts magic by the name of #ManOfTaiChi. Check it out. Continue reading

Crank up the dogstar and get ready for the kickies!!! Goggs hands out a coveted 10, find out who gets it!!!!!!!!  

In this episode, Jamie and I are joined by Ty and Brett from Comeuppance Reviews to discuss Man of Tai Chi, a film about a man from a small town on the Gulf Coast of Alabama who is displaced after Katrina... or it's a martial arts actioner with Keanu Reeves as the baddie.

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Man of Tai Chi 47 Ronin

Denne gang går vi ombord i HBO´s store succes serie TRUE DETECTIVE fra 2014, med bla. Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson i de to altdominerende hovedroller. Serien, der har taget hele verden med storm, vil sikkert danne præcedens, men den har også efterladt en masse spørgsmål, som TVRP vil forsøge at besvare. Vi ser også på den oversete crime thriller TEXAS KILLING FIELDS, der næsten virker som en forløber til TRUE DETECTIVE! Film også nævnt i denne episode: CAPTAIN AMERICAN: THE WINTER SOLDIER, APRIL´S FOOLS DAY, THE GRANDMASTER, MAN OF TAI CHI, YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, THE FOURTH MAN, SIN NOMBRE, TWIN PEAKS, LEATHAL, TOP OF THE LAKE, MYSTERY ROAD, THEIF, SE7EN, THE ZODIAC KILLER, RED RIDING og mange flere!

Elliot Davis describes his work on Man of Tai Chi — shooting in China, working with director Keanu Reeves, and his approach to shooting a commercial martial arts film, as well as his views on film vs. digital.

Elliot Davis describes his work on Man of Tai Chi — shooting in China, working with director Keanu Reeves, and his approach to shooting a commercial martial arts film, as well as his views on film vs. digital.

Temat på veckans avsnitt är kampsportsfilosofi-filmer!  Circle of Iron från 1978 var en film som Bruce Lee skrev från början, men han dog innan filmen kunde bli till. Man of Tai Chi är Keanu Reeves regidebut, som överraskande nog visade sig vara ett försök på riktig Kung Fu-film. Den här veckan har vi också ett bonusspår för nedladdning. Det är lite allmänt prat som vi hade efter inspelningen. Vi pratar lite film och spel.

This Episode gets a little crazy, or maybe loco. Four Loco to be exact. Along with super villain supreme, Sir Isaac in studio, we review Keanu Reeves’ directorial debut, Man of Tai Chi. We also take some time to talk with MonsterZero about his sexuality, we do a double tap segment and talk about the stuff we’ve been digging and we almost forget to play voicemails. Strap on your spiritual seatbelts, grab a can of Four Loco, get some Italian Meatballs to put in your mouth and buckle up for Episode 69.Topics discussed: Man of Tai Chi, Starblazers, Four Loco, Hashimoto, Ryan Gosling, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Raid: Redemption, The Matrix, Ip Man, Keanu Reeves, Tiger Chen, This is the End, Bloodsport, The Purge, the travel industry, Batman ‘66, Grabbers, The Visitor, wire work in films, Vibe, Italian Horror, Opeth, Douglas Adam’s Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency, Deltron 3030: Event II, Sherlock, taking one for the team, BxB Hulk, The Greenskeepers, Afterlife with Archie, Operation: Smoking is for Pussies continues, Angela Bettis, trying to hook MonsterZero up with an Italian Horror legend, Mongoloids, another Flynn’s story, Charlie Hunnam’s ass, Rue Morgue Magazine, Archer, Talk Without Rhythm, Frank Herbert’s Dune, Joe Camel and Role Playing.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Too...many...movies! Brain...exploding! It's an all movie review sorta show this week as we'll take a look at controversial Palm d'Or winner Blue is the Warmest Color; the old-age comedy Last Vegas; Ender's Game; Kill Your Darlings starring Daniel Radcliffe; and lastly Keanu Reeves' Man of Tai Chi!  

Welcome guys to episode 34 of Galaxy View.  Joining me is my co-host with the most, Zak Wojnar.  The crow gets a remake and Tom Hiddleston may be involved.  Plus Keanu Reeves crafts some sick Kung Fu in Man Of Tai Chi.  All that and much more in this weeks episode. Galaxy View is available at the iTunes  [ Read More ]