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Stephen Fung's post-modern martial arts odyssey continues, replacing some of the goofiness of Tai Chi Zero with a more complex plot, while struggling to deliver a knockout punch. Tai Chi Hero follows on immediately from its predecessor, with "freak" Yang...

With Stephen Fung's Tai Chi Hero hitting US screens April 26th a series of character posters has been popping up online and here at ScreenAnarchy we have an exclusive one to share as well. Lu Chan (Jayden Yuan) is still...

Stephen Fung's Tai Chi Hero is coming to US shores, the riotous conclusion of the two part martial arts / steampunk fusion hitting American screens April 26th thanks to WellGo USA. And - no surprise here - that means a...

ScreenAnarchy and Well Go USA would like to invite you to enter a drawing for one of five pairs of tickets to the North American premiere of Stephen Fung's steampunk kung fu epic, Tai Chi Hero, at the Dallas International...

With opening night a mere three weeks away on April 4th, the Dallas International Film Festival has officially unveiled its full line-up for 2013, and it's a cracker! There are too many titles to talk about them all, however, there...

Tai Chi Hero, the sequel to Stephen Fung's goofy martial arts comedy, Tai Chi Zero, opens in Hong Kong this coming Thursday, which has prompted local distributors Intercontinental Films to release seven new character posters for the film. These new...

Stephen Fung's post-modern martial arts odyssey continues, replacing some of the goofiness of Tai Chi Zero with a more complex plot, while struggling to deliver a knockout punch. Tai Chi Hero follows on immediately from its predecessor, with "freak" Yang Lu Chan...

Stephen Fung's Tai Chi Zero was a blast of pure entertainment when it screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, a glossy martial arts picture with tongue planted firmly in cheek that goes all out to simply entertain. Which it...

Looking back at my reviews here, I can safely say that I love a good anthology film (Genius Party and Beyond, Phobia and Phobia 2, Ten Nights Of Dreams). Some people dislike them for their lack of coherence and shifts...