Hong Kong Films

Since "The Matrix" introduced Western audiences to wire-fu, it seems we can't get enough of the flying, leaping, gravity-defying antics of the Hong Kong action heroes. From John Woo to Jackie Chan: ten must-own DVDs.

Rave review of John Woo's last film before coming to America.

Not even Bill Clinton with a double-barelled shotgun and a shoot out in a fireworks factory can save this Hong Kong action flick from mediocrity.

Wong Kar-Wai's latest film starring Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu Wai is a tantalizing, hypnotic trip down memory lane. Considered by critics to be his best yet.

Jackie Chan plays the charming martial arts chef in this one.

Gandhi on steroids: Jet-Li kicks serious imperialist butt in the re-release of this spectacular kung-fu epic.

An underdog soccer team uses their mastery of the kung fu arts to defeat their opponents in Stephen Chow's "Shaolin Soccer."

Hong Kong action choreographer Corey Yuen shows Quentin Tarantino how it's done: stylish wire-fu, high tech gadgets and three of Asia's sexiest actresses make "So Close" buckets of high-flying fun.