‘The Furious’ Director and Cast on Translating Fighting into Emotional Storytelling
Action films are cinema, pure and simple. Kenji Tanigaki’s The Furious not only embraces this truth, it elevates it. Although
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‘The Furious’ Proves Pure Action Spectacle Speaks Louder Than Words
Kenji Tanigaki’s The Furious is the kind of action film that demands to be experienced in a theater, where the
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Ben Wang is Ready to Kick Stereotypes and Tropes in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ben Wang was just six years old when he moved from Beijing to a small rural town in Minnesota. He
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Ming-Na Wen on Motherhood and Her Return to Film in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ming-Na Wen is excited to return to the big screen in Karate Kid: Legends.
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Lexi Alexander Returns to Filmmaking with ‘Absolute Dominion’
A fact that doesn’t get nearly distributed far enough is that Lexi Alexander was the very first woman to direct
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New ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Trailer Teases Potential for Post-‘Cobra Kai’ Canon
Although it’s been just under two months since Cobra Kai came to an end, the Karate Kid universe is soon
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The Final Verdict on Asian Representation in ‘Cobra Kai’
Nearly seven years after its debut, Cobra Kai has come to an end. The third and final batch of episodes
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NOC Review: ‘Love Hurts’ is a Sweet But Messy Valentine
Last year I reviewed an action movie that I had incredibly high hopes for based on its cast and action-proficient
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‘Love Hurts’ Star Daniel Wu on Asian Representation in Cinema
Love Hurts starring Ke Huy Quan is hitting theaters this Friday. In the film, Quan’s Marvin Gable finds the ultimate
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Ke Huy Quan to be Immortalized at TCL Chinese Theater
Despite its historic and ironic namesake, the TCL Chinese Theater has seen only a handful of hand and foot print
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The Outrageous Plot Choices and Treatment of Asian Characters in ‘Cobra Kai’
WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 2. Cobra Kai is a Netflix title I’ve
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Sony Pictures Reveals New ‘Karate Kid’ Title and Poster Ahead of NYCC Panel
Ahead of its New York Comic Con panel, Sony has released the title and poster of the anticipated Karate Kid
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It’s a Bruce Lee Year: Return of the Year of ‘Enter the Dragon’
Have you even watched Enter the Dragon recently? Nielsen reporting suggests that maybe you have. Bruce Lee’s iconic influence, epitomized
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The Quality of Asian Representation in ‘Cobra Kai’ Season 5
WARNING: The following contains spoilers from Season 5 of Cobra Kai. For five seasons, I’ve been saying the same thing:
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‘Kung Fu’ Star Yvonne Chapman on Zhilan’s Course for the Season
There is so much to say about The CW’s Kung Fu. It’s just so good. Now in its sophomore season,
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‘Kung Fu’ Showrunners Discuss What’s Ahead for Season 2
The first season finale of The CW’s Kung Fu answered a lot of questions for fans, while raising new ones
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‘Kung Fu’ Star Kee Chan on Finding Humanity in the Villain
It’s hard to not associate the actor with the character they portray on television/film, especially if the character is as
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The CW’s ‘Kung Fu’ Season Two Promo Reveals Nicky’s Long Lost Cousin
Kung Fu season two is set to return in March! Since its season finale back in July, there were many
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‘Nightshooters’ is One of the Best Action Films This Year
The trials and tribulations of indie filmmaking are taken to their absurd, action-y, lengths in Marc Price’s Nightshooter, a story
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‘The Paper Tigers’ to Stream on Netflix
The Paper Tigers, the indie martial arts film starring Alain Uy, Ron Yuan, and Mykel Shannon Jenkins that went from
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‘Kung Fu’ Co-Showrunner Robert Berens Spills Some Details For Season Two [Part 2]
With the first season of The CW’s Kung Fu now over, many fans have been wondering what’s next for our
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‘Snake Eyes’ Rolls High With Experimental Take on Classic Character’s Origin
I couldn’t tell you much about the G.I. Joe universe. I know the pamphlet description: a group of U.S. anti-terrorists
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‘Kung Fu’ Co-Showrunner Robert Berens Understood the Assignment [Part 1]
Robert “Bob” Berens has a really difficult job. As co-showrunner of the first drama on a broadcast network centering around
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