Ensofter Overrated and overhyped

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Bluebell Alcock Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

Tab132 Picked out solely by its generic DVD title, 'Warriors Two', i was pleasantly surprised by this film. The first arc, aka the story, is pretty much forgettable. The rest of the movie, is pretty much fight scenes, and training scenes where the student gets the fu*k beaten out of him. Once the fight scenes start happening, this movie doesn't let up much, just constant people beating the sh*t out of each other, its pretty awesome. The fight styles and whatnot are bad-ass as expected, the acting good, the stunt-work is great, cinematography isn't that bad either. A awesome action film with a somewhat slow start, worth a watch for sure.

ouijaouija This is arguably one of the best martial arts movies ever made. It features the typical ingredients in terms a storyline, corrupt evil enemies, young innocent scamp who learns martial arts for revenge, and a good dose of comedy.Those who have seen enough Jackie Chan training scenes will love the interesting training that our young scamp has to go through.What elevates this from others is its amazing fight scenes, particularly the scene where the wing chun master fights the whole enemy crew with his amazing wing-chun. Not only this, the character was played brilliantly and you really care for this character, he isn't just a card cutout character! A must see, go buy this now

mads leonard holvik Mo played by Hark-on Fung has opened up a bank in town. In a great dialogue scene with his henchmen, he stares at the camera and reveals his plans.The bank is just a cover up. I`ve got other plans. The henchman with a big scar flinches and looks at Mo. -What do you have in mind? Camera zoom. - I`m going to own this town.The first real scene of the movie (the tiresome comic relief aside) shows Mo`s swordsmen riding into town, strutting into the local teahouse and asks for a table. They demand the biggest and best table, but the host politely informs that the table is reserved for Mr Liang Tsan, the town doctor and filantropist. Of course the swordsmen pay no attantion, and soon they have drawn swords, after just 5 minutes in town. Liang Tsan is about to engage in a fight with them when businessman Mo comes. - You`ve just arrived into town, and already you have managed to get into trouble? Get out of here.Liang Tsan immediately concludes that someone who can give orders to no good swordsmen can`t be trusted.And rightly. Mayhem is about to start, and it ends with Casanova Wong avenging Liang Tsan. In the final scene Mo reveals himself as the Praying Mantis, in an unparallelled turn of events that surpasses any kung fu flick I have ever seen. The Praying Mantis defies gravity.If not for the fact that Sammo Hung managed to ruin a lot of this film with comic reliefs, this would have been a 10/10 movie.

herschelj_krustofsky I can think of few other movies, Kung Fu or not, that stand up to repeated viewing in the way Warriors Two does. If you're a Kung Fu fan and haven't seen this, I can only say it's what you've been waiting for. I must warn you, a lot of other Kung Fu movies will seem mediocre afterwards. Apart from Sammo's genius, there is the mighty Leung Kar Yan ("Beardy") as the grey haired doctor - he cannot fail to amaze! I can think of a few movies that come close (Prodigal Son, The Victim..) but this is the cream.