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(More customer reviews)You don't have to be Pixar or Dreamworks to put out an entertaining computer animated movie. My kids loved it. The plot is easy for them to follow and I enjoyed the "G" rated martial arts effects (no blood or guts - this is a family rated movie). You can see they put a lot of time and effort into this production. And this film beat Kung Fu Panda by three years as being the first computer animated martial art motion picture. I don't think you'd be disappointed.
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In the tradition of Kung Fu Panda and for the whole family to enjoy! From award-winning martial arts director Stanley Tong - the director of such hits as Rumble in the Bronx, Jackie Chan's First Strike, and Supercop comes the world's first computer animated martial arts film. Set in a fantastical version of the ancient Middle Kingdom, the film follows Lang, a teenage martial arts fanatic, who dreams of one day finding the legendary DragonBlade a weapon of ultimate power which may only be wielded by the pure of heart and noble of spirit. When an evil monster threatens the people of his village, Lang, along with a cheeky fairy bird named Bali-Ba, embark on a noble quest for the elusive blade whose power may be the only hope Lang has for saving his people and village. Described as Shrek meets Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Highly entertaining and suitable for all ages to enjoy. This film combines breath-taking martial arts sequences, strong storytelling and quirky humor, along with spectacular computer animation and visual effects. Winner 'Best Computer Animated Feature Film' Hong Kong Digital Entertainment Excellence Awards. Winner 'Special Achievement in a First Feature Film' for Director Antony Szeto from Australian Screen Directors Association. Nominated 'Best Animated Feature Film' Taiwan Golden Horse Awards.
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