Bulletproof Monk

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Basic premise: Every 60 years a new guardian must be chosen to protect a scroll with unlimited power.  This person is not ordinary and must be able to defend the scroll against any who seek it.  Chow Yun-Fat is a Tibetan Monk with the most recent shift of scroll protecting and he’s looking for his replacement.  He seems to think he’ll find it in New York City and indeed, Sean William-Scott’s character seems like a good candidate.

The story was a little tired, but the fight scenes weren’t all recycled from Crouching Tiger and both Sean and Chow know how to bring the funny.  This movie is probably not worth spending your hard earned cashed on unless you really like fight scenes.  But it’s definitely worth catching on HBO or TBS on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

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