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Un adolescente viene magicamente trasportato in Cina e impara a convertire le sue abilità nei videogiochi in quelle di un guerriero di Kung Fu.Un adolescente viene magicamente trasportato in Cina e impara a convertire le sue abilità nei videogiochi in quelle di un guerriero di Kung Fu.Un adolescente viene magicamente trasportato in Cina e impara a convertire le sue abilità nei videogiochi in quelle di un guerriero di Kung Fu.
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- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Premi
- 1 candidatura in totale
Kara Ying Hung Wai
- Mountain Spirit
- (as Kara Wai)
Tianyi You
- Nymph #2
- (as You Tianyi)
Luke Mac Davis
- Hector
- (as Luke Macandless-Davis)
Recensioni in evidenza
Definitely more of a kid's film but still could have been better.
This must be appealing to the younger crowd but I'm a senior and have always loved fantasy books and films! I don't care if so many things are impossible and incorrect , the point is it's an entertaining fantasy feature. Sure it's been done before but so many other movies too!
The acting is good, there is lots of humor and the SFX are nice too! Beautiful landscapes add to the quality of the film! I had fun watching it and I'm sure ,if you're a fantasy lover , you will too!
The acting is good, there is lots of humor and the SFX are nice too! Beautiful landscapes add to the quality of the film! I had fun watching it and I'm sure ,if you're a fantasy lover , you will too!
12 August 2017. Enter the Warrior's Gate is Matthew Broderick meets The Neverending Story (1984) and Big Trouble in Little China (1986). This entertaining coming of age adventure movie joins East and West in a nice cultural fusion. There are hints of comedy with the cultural clashes between East and West, between old and new as well as between magic and practical human endeavor. While not as epic or dramatic on scale as Yimou Zhang's Hero (2004) with Jet Li, Enter the Warrior's Gate offers breath taking landscapes, typical American commerce and juvenile bullying, and the martial art adventures of a young protagonist that at times seems to be pretty fumbling like Kurt Russell's character in Big Trouble in Little China but in a youthful, dumb sort of way like a younger Matthew Broderick. The movie script is stretched in a few places to make the pacing and the plot seem to connect and just manages to keep the entire movie intact. For an enjoyable, if not spectacular, feel-good movie, this is one of those movies to watch.
Action , adventure , romance , drama , heroes , heroines, tradition and martial arts blend in this attractive movie that belongs to Oriental genre. The Dark Knight, a great warrior in the world of video games, isn't doing well in real life: there he is simply Jack Bronson (Uriah Shelton) , a bullied teenager who works at Mr. Chang's shop. The teen lives with his Annie (Sienna Guillory) who has economic problems. One day, Mr. Chang gave him an object that has always belonged to his family. Accepting a gift from his Chinese-American boss, American teen Jack Bronson gains a portal to Ancient China, where he teams up with a royal bodyguard, Zhao (Mark Chao), to save a feisty martial-arts-trained princess called Sulin (Ni Ni) from an evil foe (Dave Bautista) and a forced marriage.
Luc Besson co-writes and produces this film, aimed at a young audience; it combines fantasy, action, adventure, and martial arts to tell the story of a young American-an expert video game fighter and a perfect victim in the real world-who finds himself magically transported to ancient China, where he must become a hero.
This charming film is packed with fights in Jackie Chan-style, fantasy, humor, magic, betrayal, great entertainment and lots of fun. A fantastic film including deadly confrontations and martial arts that satisfies on both accounts, concerning some heroes on a dangerous and long-awaited search for freedom, as well as enthrone the legitimate heiress to the throne.
This is the second film by director Matthias Hoene, following 'Cockneys vs Zombies (2012)' and he after made 'Little Bone Lodge (2023)'. Lavishly produced by Luc Besson, winner of the Cesar for best director for 'The Fifth Element', and the script is by Besson himself together with Robert Mark Kamen. Although professionally directed by Matthias Hoene, this film is clearly a work of Luc Besson, as evidenced by his usual trademarks and ordinary visual pyrotechnics, such as: unstoppable action, luxurious sets, exotic environments, peculiar romances and attractive dramas. Besson often features fully enclosed sets with no natural lighting and typically, during the opening-titles, the camera moves towards something important for the movie, but looks down until the important part of credits was shown, then swings up, now looking at a place or character. Luc often casts Jean Reno and music always by Eric Serra. Besson is the greatest producer and director from France with hits as ¨Leon¨ , ¨Joan of Arc¨ , ¨The fifth element¨ , the ¨Taxi¨ series , ¨Big blue¨ , ¨Lucy¨, ¨Malavita¨, "The lady¨,¨The extraordinary aventures of d'Adèle Blanc-Sec¨, "Arthur and the Minimois¨, ¨Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets ¨, ¨Anna¨ and , of course , ¨Nikita¨, among others . Rating 'Enter the Warrior Gate': 5.5/10 . Well worth watching . The pic will appeal to fantasy movies fans.
Luc Besson co-writes and produces this film, aimed at a young audience; it combines fantasy, action, adventure, and martial arts to tell the story of a young American-an expert video game fighter and a perfect victim in the real world-who finds himself magically transported to ancient China, where he must become a hero.
This charming film is packed with fights in Jackie Chan-style, fantasy, humor, magic, betrayal, great entertainment and lots of fun. A fantastic film including deadly confrontations and martial arts that satisfies on both accounts, concerning some heroes on a dangerous and long-awaited search for freedom, as well as enthrone the legitimate heiress to the throne.
This is the second film by director Matthias Hoene, following 'Cockneys vs Zombies (2012)' and he after made 'Little Bone Lodge (2023)'. Lavishly produced by Luc Besson, winner of the Cesar for best director for 'The Fifth Element', and the script is by Besson himself together with Robert Mark Kamen. Although professionally directed by Matthias Hoene, this film is clearly a work of Luc Besson, as evidenced by his usual trademarks and ordinary visual pyrotechnics, such as: unstoppable action, luxurious sets, exotic environments, peculiar romances and attractive dramas. Besson often features fully enclosed sets with no natural lighting and typically, during the opening-titles, the camera moves towards something important for the movie, but looks down until the important part of credits was shown, then swings up, now looking at a place or character. Luc often casts Jean Reno and music always by Eric Serra. Besson is the greatest producer and director from France with hits as ¨Leon¨ , ¨Joan of Arc¨ , ¨The fifth element¨ , the ¨Taxi¨ series , ¨Big blue¨ , ¨Lucy¨, ¨Malavita¨, "The lady¨,¨The extraordinary aventures of d'Adèle Blanc-Sec¨, "Arthur and the Minimois¨, ¨Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets ¨, ¨Anna¨ and , of course , ¨Nikita¨, among others . Rating 'Enter the Warrior Gate': 5.5/10 . Well worth watching . The pic will appeal to fantasy movies fans.
The word on the street was that this was a riff on one of my all-time favorite films, Forbidden Kingdom 2008, so I could not resist checking it out.
(Word to the wise, if you have not already seen FK, and you like MMA and/or Wushu and/or Fantasy and/or Adventure, check it out. FK has humble beginnings, features two of the greatest cinematic martial artists of all time - Jackie Chan and Jet Li -- a killer script, great scenery, and solid performances. Some reviewers, including this one, think it is one of the best of its kind ever done.)
Let's start with what Warriors Gate was intended to be, and work from that.
The production team clearly thought they would "improve" on FK by adding more "teen humor." Presumably they also felt this would more than compensate for the film's considerably lighter "feel" and the awkward void formed by not having ANY famous film martial artists at all.
Also, Forbidden Kingdom had a certain edge of malice and unpredictability in the script which, oddly, only increased its impact and its fan base. This film lacks those features as well and, on its best day in its best suit, comes across more as "Forbidden Kingdom Lite," or perhaps even a Disney knockoff of the original.
Which is not to say it is not worth a watch. A lot of effort was put into the humor aspect (as explained above) and this does keep things moving along.
(For example -- if you are film buff, you will remember fondly the famous tag line from Airplane 1980 - "Don't call me Shirley" which became a sort of iconic inside joke for years afterwards. This script contains a number of attempts to mimic that sort of dialog, my favorite being -- "KILL HIM! -- slashing noise -- "NO, NOT HIM. HIM.")
Bottom Line: One hour and 45 minutes of reasonable entertainment. However, it suffers from the "curse" common to all knock-offs. Unless you see the original, you will never know what you are missing.
(Word to the wise, if you have not already seen FK, and you like MMA and/or Wushu and/or Fantasy and/or Adventure, check it out. FK has humble beginnings, features two of the greatest cinematic martial artists of all time - Jackie Chan and Jet Li -- a killer script, great scenery, and solid performances. Some reviewers, including this one, think it is one of the best of its kind ever done.)
Let's start with what Warriors Gate was intended to be, and work from that.
The production team clearly thought they would "improve" on FK by adding more "teen humor." Presumably they also felt this would more than compensate for the film's considerably lighter "feel" and the awkward void formed by not having ANY famous film martial artists at all.
Also, Forbidden Kingdom had a certain edge of malice and unpredictability in the script which, oddly, only increased its impact and its fan base. This film lacks those features as well and, on its best day in its best suit, comes across more as "Forbidden Kingdom Lite," or perhaps even a Disney knockoff of the original.
Which is not to say it is not worth a watch. A lot of effort was put into the humor aspect (as explained above) and this does keep things moving along.
(For example -- if you are film buff, you will remember fondly the famous tag line from Airplane 1980 - "Don't call me Shirley" which became a sort of iconic inside joke for years afterwards. This script contains a number of attempts to mimic that sort of dialog, my favorite being -- "KILL HIM! -- slashing noise -- "NO, NOT HIM. HIM.")
Bottom Line: One hour and 45 minutes of reasonable entertainment. However, it suffers from the "curse" common to all knock-offs. Unless you see the original, you will never know what you are missing.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe film shares its title with the 1981 "Doctor Who" story Warrior's Gate starring Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor.
- BlooperDuring the confrontation at the end outside the school with the bully, Jack put on his backpack using both straps over his shoulders. In the very next camera shot he's only carrying it over his right shoulder.
- ConnessioniFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 High School Fights in Movies (2019)
- Colonne sonoreRunning Videogame
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- Budget
- 20.000.000 € (previsto)
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 3.554.029 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione
- 1h 48min(108 min)
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- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 2.39 : 1
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