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By Tony S (582) on 18 Nov 2012

Very interesting and somewhat hard to get Chinese film…

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By Kelly Vance (1,015) for East Bay Express (1,012) on 13 Nov 2012

Lavishes much care on the scenario, but the nonstop CGI could be a drawback for purists…

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By Bryan T (261) on 11 Nov 2012

Even though I feel like wire-fu is getting a little too digitized these days, there's still a lot of energy here and some fun to be had…

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By Varasorn K (10) on 01 Nov 2012

Better be a fan of Will Smith's Wild Wild West to see this movie. Preposterous premise, over CGIed visuals…

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By Hieu N (104) on 29 Oct 2012

Fresh take on kung fu genre with quite interesting visually. Good attention to details and good-looking cast, but lengthy story though…

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By Ritchie G (143) on 26 Oct 2012

One of its kind…

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By Steve R (825) on 24 Oct 2012

Not everyone will be able to appreciate the various video-game references, or the fusion of modern rock music, martial arts fantasy, and steampunk-ish…

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By Matthew Razak (302) for Flixist.com (210) on 21 Oct 2012

The true gist is a kung fu movie for the modern age: jam packed full of the hyper kinetic stimuli of an ADHD generation…

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By Ws W (1,791) on 20 Oct 2012

At times this crazy mix of martial arts, manga, and steampunk tries too hard, but at other times it entertains…

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By David N (761) on 20 Oct 2012

As long as you don't take this movie seriously, it grows on you like a cancer…

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By Rhode Rian G (18) on 20 Oct 2012

A cross between Once Upon a Time in China and Scott Pilgrim. GREAT FUCKING MOVIE…

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By Steve C (928) on 20 Oct 2012

As long as you don't take this movie seriously, it grows on you like a cancer…

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By Justin Chang (1,535) for Variety (12,700) on 19 Oct 2012

Manages the curious feat of being at once relentlessly energetic and almost continually uninvolving; the title more or less sums up the amount…

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By Yoosik O (23) on 18 Oct 2012

Yes I actually watched this. it was pretty cool. ( unbelievably stupid though )…

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By Chris Sawin (379) for Examiner.com (1,617) on 18 Oct 2012

Tai Chi Zero is constantly evolving and changing as a film. It's as if it completely redefines what a dynamic martial arts film can and should be…

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By Beth Accomando (509) for KPBS.org (509) on 18 Oct 2012

And although disappointed by this first part of the trilogy, there was enough to hold my interest to make me at least willing to give part 2 a chance…

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By Jason Buchanan (161) for TV Guide (1,527) on 18 Oct 2012

An energetic martial-arts romp with a stylish steampunk twist, Tai Chi 0 assaults the viewer with frenetic fight scenes, audacious video-game-inspired…

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By Robert Abele (1,309) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 18 Oct 2012

Often more distracting than diverting with its everything-goes aesthetic - there are strains of steampunk, manga and silent film comedy, with…

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By V.a. Musetto (698) for New York Post (6,650) on 18 Oct 2012

Tai Chi Zero is loads of fun to watch, especially a battle in which watermelons, bananas and other fruits and veggies serve as flying weapons…

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By Michael O'sullivan (1,712) for Washington Post (9,851) on 18 Oct 2012

A martial-arts adventure with more video-game and comic-book DNA than the traditional kung fu flick, Tai Chi Zero is good, if empty-headed, fun…

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