Sentences with phrase «of kung»

Activities Instructor · Exposed students to Chinese culture through physical education in the arts of kung fu and traditional lion dancing · Facilitated team work and leadership among students through lessons in traditional Chinese drumming.

He once purchased a copy of the kung - fu movie Survival of a Dragon only to find that the VHS contained in the packaging was, in fact, the «z - grade» «martial arts» «movie» Ninja Empire directed by the notorious Godfrey Ho.

He once purchased a copy of the kung - fu movie Survival of a Dragon only to find that the VHS contained in the packaging was, in fact, the

Re-defining the beat»em up genre with awesome gameplay, it lets the player control the marionette of a kung fu fighter.

Ragdoll Kungfu reinvents the beat»em up genre by letting the player control a marionette of a kung fu fighter.

I've taken the liberty of embedding the release date trailer below, for a quick recap on what sort of kung - fu madness awaits us all on June 5th.

Coincidentally, NC Soft West made moves this year to strengthen its hold on the MMO market by making WildStar a free - to - play title and announcing a western release of kung - fu action - MMO Blade & Soul.

Readers are introduced to the action - packed and fascinating world of kung fu.

«Have I been trained in the ancient art of kung gu?

In preparation, he has been trained in the ways of the kung fu wandering warriors by a wise monk named Atami, but when Atami is captured by the enemy Luka must begin his own journey to become the warrior and leader he is destined to be.

Luka's caretaker, a wise monk named Atami, is determined to keep Luka alive so the prophecy can be fulfilled and to train Luka in the ways of the kung fu wandering warriors.

The Nut Job 2's episodic plot is little more than a clothesline on which to hang manic action sequences, which, despite a few sparks of inventiveness — a battle atop a hot - air balloon, a group of kung fu - fighting mice forming a human - sized warrior by inhabiting an empty hazmat suit — are ultimately a repetitive succession of swooping, running, diving, and driving.

There are seven episodes included out of over fifty episodes that has aired to date, but that still adds to nearly three hours of kung - fu action packed adventures.

But Po will need everyone's help — including a clan of pandas who've long been living in a mystical, mountaintop land — to fight the power - hungry Kai (Simmons), who seeks to rule all by stealing the chi of kung fu masters across China.

Directed by Wong Kar - wai, the film is an biographical one based on the story of kung fu star Bruce Lee's master, Yip Man.

It's about time somebody finally teamed up the clown prince of kung fu and the self - possessed wu shu champion in the same film.

But hopefully, readers will find that it's a nice mix of kung - fu action and character - driven drama.

Scorsese will lend his name in presentation of the kung fu film, and above the line it will read Martin Scorsese Presents The Grandmaster when TWC releases the film theatrically in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto on August 23 and nationwide on August 30.

A solid cast of comedy actors lend their voices to the supporting characters, including Michael Peña, Kumail Nanjiani, Abbi Jacobson, Zach Woods and Fred Armisen, but the film loses them in the cacophony of kung fu movie references, colourful action and fitfully funny comic set pieces.

Secrets of the Furious Five: Po's Power Play: Learn to Draw [Character animators show how to draw their respective characters]; Dumpling Shuffle [which bowl is the dumpling under]; Pandamonium Activity Kit [DVD - ROM]; The Land of Panda: Learn the Panda Dance; Do You Kung Fu [demonstrations of basic kung fu forms]; Inside the Chinese Zodiac; Animals of Kung Fu Panda [and how they relate to their namesake forms of kung fu], and What Fighting Style Are You?

The slacker panda whose favorite word is «awesome» is singled out for heroism when all the other characters have worked long and hard (the definition of kung fu) and sacrificed for what they've accomplished?

Shen's explosive machinery means the death of kung fu as we know it, laments Master Shifu (Hoffman).

But the story's fundamentals are solid, and the battles between this village of kung fu experts and an army of 19th century technophiles are so good that the inevitable sequel (already in the works) will be welcome, as will the future martial arts movies that Taichi Zero might inspire.

As a film, this fails miserably, with a derivative plot, horrible editing, amateurish acting, almost non-existent direction, and the worst example of kung - fu fighting ever captured on film.

This team of kung fu masters is comprised of Tigress (voiced by Angelina Jolie), Monkey (voiced by Jackie Chan), Mantis (voiced by Seth Rogen), Viper (voiced...

The mother, saddened by the loss of her son, adopts a young girl of the same age, training her in the ways of kung fu.

This team of kung fu masters is comprised of Tigress (voiced by Angelina Jolie), Monkey (voiced by Jackie Chan), Mantis (voiced by Seth Rogen), Viper (voiced by Lucy Liu), Crane (voiced by David Cross) and is led by their master, Shifu (voiced by Dustin Hoffman).

At times it looked like we were in some sort of kung - fu action movie as we defeated the strange creatures of Phantasy Star; what's up with all the chick - like things anyway?

An animated movie about a panda bear who masters the martial art of kung fu has obviously been popular enough to spark a successful franchise.

He is confronted by a legendary Shaolin monk named Wong Jack Man, played by Yu Xia, who is upset that he is sullying the art and spirituality of kung fu.

Of the four, Selfie and Guardians Of The Galaxy's Karen Gillan is the least well - known, but she holds her own admirably as a shy loner in the body of a kung - fu fighting Lara Croft type, particularly in the scene where she tries to distract two machine gun - toting guards with her awkward attempts at flirting.

Last year Severin Films released Kung Fu Trailers of Fury, a Blu - ray chock - full of kung fu trailers.

Powell is refreshingly forthright in his assessment of kung fu movies and Chinese cinema at large, and he does little to hide his frustration with certain aspects of production.

In «Sherlock Holmes,» Robert Downey Jr. plays the famous Sir Arthur Conan Doyle detective as a kind of kung fu Ratso Rizzo.

It seems at first like a great idea: a big - budget, high - tech Hollywood action picture that takes all the cliches of kung fu, Fu Manchu and Charlie Chan, and does them right.

Viewed with a critical eye, perhaps the aforementioned liabilities will amount to too much for some viewers to really buy into, but from my perspective, the mix of kung fu, mysticism, philosophy, and humor makes this a unique and refreshing journey worth taking for those predisposed to action films that tread off the beaten path.

In an opening that features high kicks and low sweeps and lots and lots of arrows and slicing and dicing, we get a barrage of assaults from a stealthy crew of kung - fu fighters.

Po (Jack Black), the reluctant and obese Dragon Warrior, and his gang of kung fu specialists are called back into action in Dreamworks» «Kung Fu Panda 2».

Balls of Fury may struggle to find a widespread audience, as it is, as its core, merely a farce on old Bruce Lee flicks (the title itself takes off of Lee's Fists of Fury) inserting ping pong in place of kung fu action.

Jack Black (The Holiday, Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny) voices a bumbling panda bear named Po, who dreams of being a master of kung fu all the while being groomed to take over the family noodle business.

How can Po and his crew of kung - fu fighters — Tigress, Monkey, Viper, Mantis and Crane — defend themselves and the nation against cannon fire?

Po's teacher Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) considers this a revolting development; as he observes mournfully, «This could be the end of kung fu.»

He has developed weapons so brutal, cannons so incredible that it may spell the end of kung fu, to say nothing of an entire city, country and culture.

- Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters: An all - new adventure where Po and the Furious Five uncover the legend of three of kung fu's greatest heroes: Master Thundering Rhino, Master Storming Ox, and Master Croc

It's hard to complain about sequences as beautifully choreographed and rendered as these are, but it becomes a little overwhelming, especially when Nelson is tasked with balancing the twin storylines of the kung fu masters battling for supremacy, and the quieter subplot about Po searching for the parents that abandoned him.

By now Po has learned enough about the Tao of kung fu that, when panic crosses his mind, he says, «I'm not freakin» out.

It would be easy for a computer animated film to rely on purely impossible feats of kung fu wizardry, but the animation strives to give these characters the same grace of a real martial artist.

Lots of kung fu fighting and explosions.

A grotesque slumgullion of kung fu, studio schlock and pseudo-Dumas swashbuckling that leaves you longing for Doug Fairbanks — or even Don Ameche and The Ritz Brothers.

But kids are bound to get a kick out of these kung fu creatures.