Movie Title : The Forbidden KingdomRelease : Apr 18, 2008 Wide
Ditrected by : Rob Minkoff
Genre: Action & Adventure
Watch The Forbidden Kingdom Movie Online Streaming Megavideo Free without Downloading and paying anything. The Forbidden Kingdom Movie released on Apr 18, 2008 Wide on the Theatres. Now, You able to watch this Action & Adventure Megashare movie without downloading within 1 hr. 44 min.. Legendary martial arts stars Jackie Chan and Jet Li come together onscreen for the first time ever in director Rob Minkoff's time-traveling take on the Monkey King fable that finds an American teen transported back to ancient China after wandering into a pawn shop and discovering the king's fighting stick. Once there, the adventurous teen joins an army of fierce warriors who have sworn to free their imprisoned king at all costs. In addition to appearing as the mythical Monkey King, Li assumes the role of a silent monk, and Chan appears in the role of kung fu master Lu Yan. Famed action choreographer Yuen Woo Ping presides over the fight sequences. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi .If You Like this movie you can streaming The Forbidden Kingdom movie without downloading HERE
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Visitor Rating & Critics For The Forbidden Kingdom Movie
All Critics Rating For The Forbidden Kingdom : 6.1All Critics Count For The Forbidden Kingdom : 126
All Critics Percentage For The Forbidden Kingdom : 64 %
User Rating The Forbidden Kingdom : 3.5
User Percentage For The Forbidden Kingdom : 65 %
User Count Like for The Forbidden Kingdom : 302,472
Review For This Movie
One of the more entertaining movies we've seen in recent months.Richard Roeper-Ebert & Roeper
It might take a Zen master to explain exactly what audience this is aimed at.
Mark Rahner-Seattle Times
It's difficult to resist, especially if you're a 12-year-old boy whose parents won't let you rent Once Upon a Time in China or the Kill Bill movies.
Peter Hartlaub-San Francisco Chronicle
When Chan and Li match wits, each celebrates the other's presence. This isn't just a martial-arts display; it's generosity and camaraderie in motion.
Stephanie Zacharek-Salon.com
Thanks to the two stars' disparate styles - the laser-like focus of Li and the whirlwind whimsy of Chan - The Forbidden Kingdom makes up for its flaws with plenty of eye-popping moments.
Rafer Guzman-Newsday
Chan seems to be having fun in a comic part that, unlike his Rush Hour paydays, doesn't make him the butt of ethnic jokes. Li is as stalwart as ever.
Stephen Whitty-Newark Star-Ledger
Surprisingly a lot of fun, with a simple good vs. evil plot, nice action sequences and a battle of the ages between two of the biggest martial art movie masters.
Jeffrey Lyles-Lyles' Movie Files
If you're a big Jackie Chan and/or Jet Li fan this movie was made for you and you should go see it on the big screen once. But because of a complete lack of storytelling effort from the filmmakers, there's no reason to ever see it more than once.
Joshua Starnes-ComingSoon.net
Kung fu fever and fluff mix it up with hordes of floating knights in shining armor with bad attitude, and just a little heavy on the dressing, courtesy of the costume department.
Prairie Miller-NewsBlaze
Kung fu fever and fluff mix it up with hordes of floating knights in shining armor with bad attitude, and just a little heavy on the dressing, courtesy of the costume department.
Prairie Miller-NewsBlaze
...clearly made for a wide, general audience rather than exclusively for die-hard kung fu fans. (Blu-ray Edition)
John J. Puccio-Movie Metropolis
Think of it as a kung fu fairy tale almost anyone can appreciate.
John J. Puccio-Movie Metropolis
The first onscreen meeting of screen legends Jackie Chan and Jet Li is possibly reason enough to see this fantasy, whose extravagant martial arts sequences are choreographed by Woo-ping Yuen, whose signature was inked in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Urban Cinefile Critics-Urban Cinefile
... despite falling prey to some of the anticipate problems, it ultimately emerges victorious, perhaps wobbling a bit, but only in the giddy manner of the drunken master played by Chan.
Steve Biodrowski-ESplatter
Fans of either martial artist will probably find enough to enjoy out of this, and will even like it more if they like 80's fantasy films.
Austin Kennedy-Sin Magazine
Fueled by Jackie Chan and Jet Li, this enjoyable romp has plenty of kick.
Lori Hoffman-Atlantic City Weekly
An unapologetically old-fashioned fantasy ... solid enough entertainment for grown-ups, but something that many kids will absolutely adore.
Michael Dance-The Cinema Source
If The Forbidden Kingdom missteps, it's by assuming that its digitally enhanced stunts are more impressive than they are and, therefore, lavishing more attention on the kinetics than the story.
Robert Davis-Paste Magazine
Welcomed doses of slapstick and winking humor are sprinkled throughout rescuing the film from the occasionally heavy but never overbearing exposition.
Bruce Bennett-Spectrum (St. George, Utah)
When I say the movie is cheesy, I am talking provolone, American cheese, Swiss cheese; cheesy.
Kevin McCarthy-WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
Yeah, it's a dopey kid's movie, but -- significant detail -- one that feels like it was actually written for kids ... Also, whenever things threaten to get too schlocky, this amazing villainess with a magic bullwhip shows up.
Andrew Wright-The Stranger (Seattle, WA)
It would be little without its superb martial arts sequences, so its good to report that the movie isn't just filled with them, but that each fight was choreographed by Yuen Wo Ping.
Christopher Smith-Bangor Daily News (Maine)
The story, which should be forbidden, keeps coming back for more. Whenever the plot pops up, from predictable love scenes to the villainess who hates men for no reason to the crypto-Confucian lines, you keep wishing for the next fist to fly.
Brian Gibson-Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)
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