decapitations, the bases are covered. -Jet Li and Jason Statham fighting each other. It's as epic as you might think. So, in conclusion, if you, 1. Like things that are awesome. 2. Have a pair of testicles. 3. Need to see a movie that rocks for a change. 4. Are a human being. ...than WAR is for you.

good job on the acting. They are also wonderful wonderful action star, and the outwardly coolness turn them into lethal killing machine. I did like the sword fights in the end I thought they were well choreographed and rehearsed.

you're money. i live in Calgary and well, my movie tickets in my area is $12. i've never left a theater saying "i will watch that again." but this here i will watch over and over again. it's not a one time see, it's not a rental, it's not a buy. it's all of them and more. if you're big on suspense in movies this is you're kinda of film

however extremely realistic and violent and the good guys do not hesitate on killing in cold blood.War is about people trying to avenge killings, fights for power and honor between Japanese Yakuza, Chinese Triads and ambition. By the end of the movie, everybody has betrayed somebody else.Compared to other action movies, WAR requires more brains, has little humor and could be consider a little slow but it is really worth your time.

There are some truly insane displays of gunplay and a handful of inventive deaths my favorites include a hubcap to the skull . Jason Statham delivers a pretty good performance, considering that this is really designed for pure blood-and-guts glory, and Jet Li is as impressive now as he was in "Romeo Must Die" and "Kiss of the Dragon" thank GOD he hasn't retired . The plot's also not as simplistic as it needs to be, and it includes several plot twists yet it never quite seems too convoluted, thankfully .If you want to see War, be ready for it. Know that you'll go in looking for a mountain of bodies, and you'll get precisely what you ask for. My only real complaint is the relatively abrupt ending-- after the many and close-together action sequences, it downshifts pretty quickly, and leaves you wishing there was still a half hour left.

well, he's my favourite actor so yeah, he was awesome all way through as the assassin Rogue.Furthermore, i really liked the ending especially the little twist they threw in there. I did not see it coming at all which was pretty good. So all in all i think everyone who wants a solid action movie with good performances and great fight/gun fight scenes then this movie is for you. I was surprised by how much i liked this and can't wait till I see the UNRATED cut of this flick.Check it out. 9 out of 10

action takes place in the middle of a Yakuza war in San Francisco.Fans of Jet Li will not be disappointed. he still has all the moves even if he is 47; however, he does rely more on swords and guns, and other weapons in this film. Statham is Li's equal and gives as good as he gets. The story has an interesting twist which i will not give a clue on as it is a major plot point.Interesting entertainment by girls in cages at the Yakuza club. I thought that went out in the 60s, but it was a nice diversion.This film is red meat. It has no pretensions of quality and dialog is minimal, which goes along with the story. If you are a fan, you will be entertained. If you are not, why are you there?

does so he orchestrates an amazing action movie of blood and vengeance. He along with writers Lee Anthony Smith and Gregory J. Bradley culminates with anticipated payoff: Statham and Li facing off. They also insert a shocking twist, which makes more sense in retrospect. The martial arts as choreographed by Corey Yuen "Transporter" movies are exquisite, and acknowledge for its variety. The Japanese katana training between Shiro Ryo Ishibashi and Kane Kosugi is classic. The kung fu sequences with Jet Li are crisp and deadly. Jason Statham uses speed and power in dispatching Chinese Triad assassins. There is an amazing sword fight scene with the Wu-shu style against the classical Japanese style. Through Atwell's lens, one has to admire the mastery and physical prowess. "War" is surprising.Jason Statham plays FBI Agent Jack Crawford, who leads a task force against both the Chinese Triad led by Chang cool John Lone and the Yakuza led by Shiro bold Ryo Ishibashi . Crawford's partner Tom Lone Terry Chen and his family are brutally murdered by the assassin known as Rogue. Crawford's life turns a shambles—his wife Jenny Andrea Roth and his son leave him during a divorce. Three years later Crawford investigates a horrific hit at a Yakuza club in San Francisco. A signature discovered at the crime scene leads Crawford to believe that Rogue Li is back. Consequently, Crawford Statham becomes consumed by vengeance. Jet Li plays Victor Shaw a deadly hit man playing both the Yakuza and Triads. Shaw apparently is the mysterious Rogue. However, as played by Li, Shaw though a stone cold killer without equal operates by a code of honor. He too seems on a mission of vengeance. Shaw is in the middle of an all out war between the Yakuza and the Triads. Nothing good can come of that. There is an interesting subplot involving priceless stolen Chinese artifacts, and the command of Yakuza operations in the States by Shiro's daughter Kira deadly Devon Aoki . The appeal of "War" remains its singular focus: everything culminates in Crawford's mission of vengeance to kill Rogue. Writers Smith and Bradley effectively build the tension toward the finale, and final plot twist.Atwell inspires strong performances from Jason Statham and Jet Li. Statham has a gruff charisma as Crawford. Also he demonstrates unexpected range in the character's complexity. Statham has a powerful physical presence and grace. Li is very good as Rogue. He plays to his strength which is expressing his anger and angst through his eyes and concise exchanges. He maintains a placid visage that disguises his sheer will and power. As Rogue it becomes crystal clear that one does not mess with him, less forfeit one's life. Even with some awkward dialog exchanges, Li is compelling and powerful. John Lone has a measured darkness as Chang, always under control. He is good. Ryo Ishibashi is great as the larger than life Shiro, providing is a captivating and powerful rival for both Li and Statham."War" is a solid action movie with great performances from Jason Statham and Jet Li. Statham and Li are at the top of their games. The action is very cool. The martial arts fights are among the best out there. Atwell's storytelling is engaging and intense, and delivers on all the hype.

ask what just happened, just enjoy the action!