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BULLET PROOF MONK CAST YUN CHOW FAT(crouching tiger,hidden dragon,corruptor,replacement killers) SEAN WILLIAMS SCOTT(american pie,roadtrip,evolution) JAIME KING(pearl harbour,slackers,blow)
For sixty years there has been a monastary keeping safe a sacred scroll, then when the sixty years is up a new keeper is found this happens to be a monk with no name he is just called monk. On the day he is to recieve the powers to keep him young and alive until the sixyty years are up and he has found the next keeper of the scroll. Out side the temple there are nazis waiting to have the scroll for the power they can use to destroy the world to ther ends.,the rest of the monkes stand in the way of the door so they cannot enter,they are all massacred, and the transfer is done the monk comes out and fights the rest especially one certaincaptain who wants use the power for himself,they fight he ends up shooting the monk and he falls down a deep cravice. Now we are sixty years later and the monk is in new york,what he does not is arch enemy is also there with his daughter,he is an old man in a chair and determined. The monk is watching a young lad called kar whom he thinks could have what he calls potential, the problem being he is a street kid who likes to pick pocket., as things get started the young kar saves the monk from the germans men. So seeing him in a slightly different light,and he has fullfilled two of the prophecies to be the scroll keeper and there are only three. they go there seperate ways so kar thinks and get himself into another turf fight and the monk watches with intrepidation,then a girl helps him out her name jade and before he leaves he takes he necklace,just so he has to see her again. Monk finds out kar lives in the golden palace theatre that shows old martial atrs films that is where he has been training, so he decides to give him some simlpe help. He decides he must give jade her necklace back as he really likes her, the germans of course drug monk and get him out leaving kar and jade to find him,jade knows where he is being kept,but i will leave that for you to see as there is alot more to jade than meets the eye. The captain in the mean time has started to decipher the scroll but does not have the last peace as that is memorised and monk will not give it up,he get loose and the captain is getting younger but needs the rest of the scroll. With all the action jade put missy out kar is just about out for the count and monk is fighting a man who is young then kar comes back and turns the fight for the good,all done now it is time to hand the scroll to the next keeper,who happens to be kar and jade as a couple he gives them the power for sixty years keeping them together for sixty years partners in life
For all those people who are comic mad this was a comic so you might see more they are very hard to find, but now there is a film aswell probably worth something. i would not have said this was my type,but i really enjoyed it probably because of chow yun fat. good family film .....
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The tremendous charisma of Chow Yun-Fat anchors this entertaining comic-book ... more
romp.Bulletproof Monkcentres around a monk with no name (Chow) dedicated to protecting a sacred scroll that can give world-manipulating power to anyone who reads it. A hidden ...
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He has no game. He protects a powerful secret. Now to fulfil an ancient prophecy, he has ... more
found the one who's supposed to take his place-and it's the most unlikely candidate of all.In this dazzling action adventure, the Monk (Chow yun-Fat, Crouching Tig...
The tremendous charisma of Chow Yun-Fat anchors this entertaining comic-book ... more
romp.Bulletproof Monkcentres around a monk with no name (Chow) dedicated to protecting a sacred scroll that can give world-manipulating power to anyone who reads it. A hidden ...
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Bulletproof Monk' begins in the 1940s as a Tibetan Buddhist monk charged with protecting ... more
an ancient scroll passes on his legacy to his pupil. As the student receives the power to safeguard the scroll his aging process is halted and he gives up his ...
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Advantages: funny, good martial arts, sexy women, great stunts and fights and doesn't take itself too seriously Disadvantages: tries too hard to be good, bit boring and pointless
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