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Fearless (2006)
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Fearless (2006)

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Following the life story of the great Huo Youninja, the Chinese martial arts master, who faces many challenges and hardships through his life, as he lost his family after killing his master, the thing that leads him to leave his own country, shocked till he meets a group of kindhearted women, who help him to regain his faith, till his fame and celebrity.
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Big Picture Big Sound
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July 14, 2007

Teamed up with veteran director Ronny Yu and renowned choreographer Yuen Wo Ping, Mr. Li does some of his best work here.
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Common Sense Media

January 02, 2011

Jet Li's final fight; teens OK.
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Entertainment Weekly
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September 23, 2006

Every so often there is a hand-to-hand fight scene to cut the boredom -- the best is set atop a precipitously high wooden tower in a village square -- but even these don't set themselves apart from anything we've seen before.
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EURWeb
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April 27, 2007

More of a message movie designed for mainland China than a karate chopsocky for consumption in the West where a martial arts movie has to be about butt-kicking to generate any traction.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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September 22, 2006

Jet Li movies are still pretty cool, but they appear to be heading in an unfortunate direction.
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ComingSoon.net
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March 29, 2011

Part bio-pic, part wuxia, Fearless melds the best of both genres and in the process makes something greater than the sum of its parts, commenting both on its genre and human nature in general, both as they are now and what they could aspire to be.
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Ebert & Roeper

September 25, 2006

I think this is a terrific film.
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CinePassion
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August 30, 2009

A honorable send-off
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Seattle Times
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September 22, 2006

It boils down to a simple but elegantly told morality tale with beautiful sets and scenery and plenty of bracing action.
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Film4
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July 30, 2008

Every action sequence is imaginatively mounted, from a dizzying fight on a high tower, to the sight of Li taking on a wrestler twice his size...
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Dallas Morning News
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September 23, 2006

It takes time for the film to bounce back to the heights of its opening scene, but about midway it does.
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Toronto Star
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September 22, 2006

A movie that condemns the tendency of global culture to intrude everywhere while embracing the very things that kick multiplex doors down around the world.
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