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In Shaolin Soccer, a young man out for revenge, looks for a way to get the one who killed his father. It’s a film about true love and forgiveness in a world full of violence and hate. Shaolin Soccer is an intense martial arts film but also focuses on other types of action such as kickboxing and chess. You don’t have to be into any type of martial arts for this movie to be appealing because it has special effects that will blow you away! It should be noted that the film has been banned in some countries because it depicts extreme violence that could have negative effects on young audiences. The film is about a man seeking revenge on the one who killed his father. The plot revolves around a man’s quest for personal vengeance. In order to do that, he must defeat the master who trained him. The film was produced by Lai Cheng Hwa under his Lion Rock Pictures production company in Taiwan, and it was directed by Corey Yuen, a Hollywood martial arts director who had worked numerous times with Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee in many of their films. Shaolin Soccer is a Hong Kong-Chinese martial arts film written and directed by Corey Yuen starring Jackie Chan, Tony Jaa and Angelababy. It is the first collaboration between Jackie Chan and Tony Jaa. The story is about a boy named Sing, who has developed an exceptional talent for soccer after the Shaolin abbot teaches him how to kick a football. When Sing’s uncle tells him that he will take care of his family if Sing comes to America to be his star player, Sing realizes that he must return to Hong Kong and save his father from prison. The film was produced by Lai Cheng Hwa under his Lion Rock Pictures production company in Taiwan, and it was directed by Corey Yuen, a Hollywood martial arts director who had worked numerous times with Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee in many of their films. The film was released in the Hong Kong and Taiwan on August 22, 2004 and grossed US$16,377,793 in its theatrical release. The film was released theatrically in the United States by Columbia Pictures on September 24, 2005. Yuen Kwai (Jackie Chan) has been training orphans for years at his school which he runs with his wife Yuk Ying (Bernice Liu). One day a boy named Sing (Nicholas Tse) shows up and despite his poor abilities he is accepted by Yuen Kwai as the numbers of students at the school is dwindling. Yuen Kwai tells Sing that if he works hard and trains diligently, he will get the opportunity to play soccer for the Shaolin soccer team. Once Sing learns soccer, his skills become exceptional and he soon ends up on the Shaolin soccer team with his friends A Feng (Shawn Yue), Old Five (Nicholas Tse), and A Suo (Xing Yu). The team is at a training camp in preparation for a tournament when they discover that the monk is in trouble with a group of thugs. The Shaolin students decide to help their master and they battle with some of the toughest members of the Mongolian break-in crew. cfa1e77820