. Lord of the Wu-Tang is by far one of the coolest Jet Li movies out there. In the style of ZU: Warriors, this film has extremely surreal events like a super powerful monk trapped in a huge bolder, and characters that can shoot energy from their hands. Even though the movie is very fantasy like, it's tastefully done not going too over the edge. With a terrific story and a host of intense action scenes, this is a instant classic.

. Set in a time in China's history when the Wu Tang and Shaolin battled for supremacy, this epic tale follows the plight of a young man orphaned as a child when his parents met their demise at the hand of the clan leaders. Though vengeance is expected of him, he is uncomfortable with fighting. But he learns that he must learn kung fu in order to reverse the effects of a delayed death blow that has been surpressed since he was a child. He takes lessons from a shaolin monk embedded in a rock and sets out to locate his parents killers. But before justice can be dealt, the young warrior must put his duties on hold and unite with the rival clan to fight a far greater evil that plagues the land.

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