There's not mentioning the name of a style, and there's not realizing that IS his style, and the guy isn't merely drunk.
There's not mentioning the name of a style, and there's not realizing that IS his style, and the guy isn't merely drunk.
And it was a nice callback to an earlier episode when Colleen remarked on Danny defiling her katana "with that Wuxia bullshit."
Fair enough. I was judging more from my perception of his character than what I was actually seeing, technique-wise. I stand corrected.
When you're getting a free trip to China by private jet, you go, regardless of the circumstances.
All of this. I posted the same seconds before you did.
"The fact that Zhou Cheng (Lewis Tan) is drunk during the fight adds a
creative element for the choreography to play around with. Zhou can
never quite find his center of gravity, but he uses that fluidity to his
advantage."
I've got a friend I've known since we were teens (we're in our 40s now) who's always been liked that, and it's always killed me that he never went into the entertainment industry in some way shape or form. I've never had a conversation with him where I wasn't doubled-over laughing, and I don't think I've ever heard…
I'm not sure if you're talking about the "he rapes and he saves" bit at the beginning or the end, but, regardless of whether you found it funny or not, the closing bit was totally on point and something to chew on.
Or they gave each of them to the non-Jedi people with the closest relationships to their parents. Pseudo-relatives, if you will.
Judo.
Saw it last night and freaking loved it.
"in which men and women fight completely equally side-by-side and share
leadership roles, and the main villain is an intelligent, charismatic,
and generally badass woman who's arguably the most powerful warrior in
the story?"
I think that's what the author was getting at, minus the (admittedly minor) spoiler.
It was Bill Clinton.
No, he attempted to become the oldest champion ever by fighting a guy young enough to be his son, and literally got punched out of the ring instead.
Jesus, has it been six years already?!? I feel like I just finished hating ADWD yesterday.
No, just that it wasn't made at his own Chinese factory.
His actual words (ok, not actual but pretty close; I don't have the video in front of me) during his ABC interview this week were: "I could act more Presidential, but then I couldn't do as good a job."
Or he could be dancing at Studio 51.
He had at least a cameo in the trailer.