I was shocked again to see this was his first directorial effort! Hands down, in my opinion, Man of Tai Chi is the most impressive first full length directorial effort since Neill Blomkamp's District 9. I was impressed to say the least, so much so I checked IMDb to see if he had ever directed anything else. When the end credits rolled, I was shocked he had directed it, I had no idea. I found myself wondering, 'Why the Hell is Keanu in this? It's not a huge Hollywood film and why on earth is he playing the bad guy?' I'm not a fan of Keanu, I don't hate him or anything like that, but I don't rush out to see his latest film ether. That was impressive to me pretty much immediately. Authentic, not just someone trying to copy one. It felt like an authentic martial arts classic action film with some modern touches. It felt like a seasoned Hong Kong martial arts director had made this picture. It felt like the martial arts films from my childhood. Not from a plot or story stand point, but from a cinematic and general vibe. 2 things immediately got my attention, the first was how much the film reminded me of the films I grew up on. I've seen the full spectrum of awful to awesome that this genres has to offer. Growing up In the late 70', early 80's I watched just about every Martial Arts movie I could get my hands on. Personally I found this movie to be excellent! Here's why.

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