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The Forbidden Kingdom Director: Rob Minkoff Cast: Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Collin Chou, Liu Yifei

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/09/2008
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 1,476

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Closed Caption; Disc 1: ; The Kung Fu dream team; Dangerous beauty; Discovering China; Filming in Chinawood; Monkey king and the eight immortals; Blooper reel; Deleted scenes with commentary by Rob Minkoff; and John Fusco; Feature commentary with Rob Minkoff and John Fusco; Previsualization featurette with commentary by Rob Minkoff; ; Disc 2:; Digital copy of The Forbidden Kingdom feature film

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Disc #1 -- Forbidden Kingdom
1. Warrior Dreams [4:20]
2. Ancient Sword [4:15]
3. Rightful Owner [3:15]
4. Helping Hand [3:12]
5. Drunken Fist [4:07]
6. Duel [4:44]
7. "How's Your Kung-Fu?" [3:32]
8. Teach Me [4:21]
9. Mortal News [5:01]
10. Temple Battle [4:54]
11. The Seeker [3:16]
12. Two Tigers [3:34]
13. Finding Kung-Fu [1:47]
14. Not Offering Peace [3:39]
15. Desert Mission [2:59]
16. Making Progress [2:44]
17. Misfit Quest [4:55]
18. More at Stake [4:57]
19. Lone Expedition [4:22]
20. No Chance [3:26]
21. Friendly Forces [3:40]
22. Fulfilling the Prophecy [7:08]
23. One Desire [3:55]
24. Fighting Back [12:05]

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Editorial Reviews

Legendary martial arts stars Jackie Chan and Jet Li come together onscreen for the first time ever in director Rob Minkoff's time-traveling take on the Monkey King fable that finds an American teen transported back to ancient China after wandering into a pawn shop and discovering the king's fighting stick. Once there, the adventurous teen joins an army of fierce warriors who have sworn to free their imprisoned king at all costs. In addition to appearing as the mythical Monkey King, Li assumes the role of a silent monk, and Chan appears in the role of kung fu master Lu Yan. Famed action choreographer Yuen Woo Ping presides over the fight sequences. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!!!! BEST MARTIAL ARTS MOVIE EVER!!by abbyactress55

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October 24, 2008: I took karate a couple years ago and quit because i thought it was lame. After seeing this movie, i want to keep learning. Jackie and Jet are EXCELENT in this movie. The movie is about a boy who falls into peer pressure by helping some bullies in his school rob a chinese man he knows. After the chinese man is shot, the boy goes on a journey to a world of five elements and enters the gate of no gate. He meets an immortal (called mortal in the movie) and a monk and learns that the stick he is carrying belongs to a monkey king who was trust into stone long ago by a military leader.


With awesome special effects, awestruck action, and exquisite kung fu, this movie is a must see! A million thumbs up!!! Great movie to see.

Great Kung-Fu Masters Chemistry!by Anonymous

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September 14, 2008: I always wanted to see a movie starring Jackie Chan &amp Jet Li, and this movie proved to be the best film ever to team those two up. Aside from their martial prowess, they are both good actors. Their on-screen chemistry as Kung-Fu Masters teaching an American kid the way of the martial art was believable and adorable to boot. Neither one pose as the other's &quot sidekick,&quot but rather they're each other's balance. Watching the explosive fight scene between two of Asia's renowned martial arts kings wasn't a disappointment. Both Jackie and Jet delivered and wowed their audience. Another memorable scene in the movie for me was when they were traversing the desert and Jackie's character whined about needing something to drink or they will perish. I won't spoil all the events, but that was one of the &quot classic&quot scenes in the film for me and sealed the balance of action, comedy and a bit of drama in it too. Hey, even my nearly 2 and a half year old nephew enjoyed watching the movie -- and he's a very picky guy when it comes to watching any action movies that doesn't involve Batman, Superman or heck, even Spiderman or anyone of the X-Men characters! So if you love kung-fu movies or any martial arts movies, then this is definitely a movie worth watching!


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