http://player.theplatform.com/p/spe-fearnet/b97uWd1bTKuw/select/YJonRof2q6HU

Keanu told tiger flat out his original script sucked. Ya gotta love that.

There was a problem with the audio and music started playing but still the audience was very enthusiatic! When the vid starts he is comparing his height to Tigers. I guess someone asked? It was hard to hear the questions as you can tell.

https://vimeo.com/77760375

a bit more of my disasterous camera work. :)

'listen to me, "my story"... it's our story'

yes, mr.director... but we all know who was the driving force behind it ;)

thank you LucaM for the link, had a nice laugh on the lighthearted banter, Keanu is so decent, as one viewer commented, and much more to me..

http://youtu.be/rjSYt3pMgaI

How can you not adore an interviewer who will call B&T and Bogus Journey "historical documentary" ? :D

http://www.moviefone.com/movie/man-of-tai-chi/10075126/showtimes?mileValue=Unlimited&amenities=&selectedShowDate=20131101&extended=true

US theaters where MoTC is playing. Type in your zip.

http://www.torontosun.com/2013/10/29/keanu-reeves-returns-to-action-in-man-of-tai-chi

via VK.com and Keanu Russian Club

The word "wuxia" is a compound word composed of the words wu (lit. "martial", "military", or "armed") and xia (lit. "honourable", "chivalrous", or "hero"). A martial artist who follows the code of xia is often referred to as a xiake (lit. "follower of xia") or youxia (lit. "wandering xia"). In some translated works of wuxia, the martial artist is sometimes termed as a "swordsman" or "swordswoman" even though he or she may not necessarily wield a sword.

Typically, the heroes in wuxia fiction do not serve a lord, wield military power or belong to the aristocratic class. They are often from the lower social classes of ancient Chinese society. Wuxia heroes are usually bound by a code of chivalry that requires them to right wrongs, fight for righteousness, remove an oppressor, redress wrongs and bring retribution for past misdeeds. The Chinese xia traditions can be compared to martial codes from other countries, such as the Japanese samurai's bushido tradition, the chivalry of medieval European knights and the gunslingers of America's Westerns.

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