. This has to be one of the most entertaining martial art films to hit the scene since Jackie Chan's Drunken Master 2. The comedy is off the wall and the CGI effects make your jaw drop. I have to admit that with some Chinese and Japanese movies, the humor can confuse some, basicly because it makes no sence when translated to english. That is mostly due to our different cultures. Some things they find funny have no humor to us at all, and vise versa. This film manages to keep the humor at a level that we can relate to, like refrences to Bruce Lee for example. The movie definity has a fast pace telling the story of a misfit group of Shaolin masters that have lost their kung fu skills. But when they are asked by their brother to play soccer in order to teach kung fu, they are forced to realize their full potential, which leads to some soccer moves mixed with the Shaolin art of fighting that are nothing less than breathtaking. Needless to say, they end up pulling off some unbelievable stunts, like a flaming wolf soccerball kick. Shaolin Soccer has something to offer a wide variety of fans with it's wacky comedy and off the wall action. If your a Jackie Chan fan, you will definity enjoy this movie.

. With tons of action, eye-popping special effects and nonstop laughs, here's a hilarious martial arts comedy about a team of misfits who take their best shot at winning a championship! Sing is a skilled Shaolin kung fu devotee whose amazing "leg of steel" catches the eye of a soccer coach! Together they assemble a squad of Sing's former Shaolin brothers inspired by the big-money prize in a national soccer competition! Using an unlikely mix of martial arts and newfound soccer skills, it seems an unbeatable combination...until they must face the dreaded Team Eviliin the ultimate battle for the title!

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