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Ok, while it isn't as good as Ghostbusters, it was a very entertaining picture. The ideas of reincarnation and the afterlife were really cool to see, particularly Sam Lee's character being reborn. The martial arts were decent but it was painfully obvious that both Nicholas Tse and Stephen Fung aren't the best fighters if at all. It really didn't matter because the action was cut well and the fights seemed to be innovative, especially the pool fight. With top notch special effects, action, and some comedy, 2002 is a pretty good movie that may have gone under some people's radar. It's something that people should definitely check out.

Shurayuki Hime is a remake of the classic Japanese movie, Lady Snowblood. The fight scenes are very well executed and Donnie Yen exhibits his growing proficiency in choreography. I primarily purchased the movie for the Donnie Yen involvement and was not disappointed, so the underlying story was not bad. It did not seem to be the best acted Japanese picture, but it held the story together enough for viewers to not lose interest. I definitely recommend it. 8/10

"Goodbye, Mr. Cool" is a picture where Ekin Cheng is reformed Triad leader who recently got out of prison. His performance is commendable, not just for his acting but also the few though satisfying action sequences.

For fans of Jingle Ma, this is not your typical whimsical and new age Jingle Ma stuff. It is darker, but not to the point of being gritty. This was a definitely well-received picture.