Or: Asian Persuasion in Full Effect!
After Fast and the Furious 3: Tokyo Drift, director Justin Lin looked at his options and opted for an unconventional choice for his next project, a smaller film a mocumentary if you will... Finishing the Game!

The concept is golden; after Bruce Lee dies, he leaves behind about fifteen minutes of footage for his next project, Game of Death. With Enter the Dragon being such a huge success, the producers rush to find a new actor to finish the movie.

This movie is one of the gems you'd only buy if you knew about it, so listen to the review, decide if it's for you, buy it, love it and recommend it!

Your vote:

Average: 4.5

41:32 minutes (19.02 MB)

Or: John Woo's Red Review!
With John Woo's newest movie coming to screens this January, the A3U crew decided it needed to be discussed. This is first time Woo has directed a Chinese movie since Hard Boiled and everyone's wondering if he still has the chops.

With an all star cast and the biggest budget for a film China has ever seen, will this Three Kingdoms style sword epic pay off? Recent years have seen some staggering competition with movies like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hero and Jet Li's Fearless, you have to wonder whether Red Cliff will be the next Crouching Tiger or Forbidden Kingdom.

From rumors and speculation on casting and the final execution, get plugged in with A3U to find out whether or not Red Cliff is going to be the legend it could be or the mess it might be.

Your vote:

Average: 4

43:16 minutes (19.81 MB)

Or: Just Kicking It With The Real Sonja Blade!
Who's next on the A3U hit list? We decided to take aim at Cynthia Rothrock, but being she was the first woman on the cover of Inside Kung Fu Magazine, something told us she could take care of herself.
We talk about her movies, inspirations, video games and why she wasn't in the Matrix! We also drop some knowledge on MonaVie... don't know what it is? Then you weren't listening!

Your vote:

Average: 4.1

38:34 minutes (17.65 MB)

Or: Hong Kong Phooey!

We speak English. Bey Logan can speak English and Chinese, but for the forty-five minutes we talked to him we were all talking Kung-phooey, Chop-sockey and general Kick-assery. We talked about what Dragon Dynasty is all about and how they do the DVD voodoo that they do indeed do! From all they way around the globe, you don’t want to miss this as Asian Cinema expert, vice president of asian acquisitions & co productions at the Weinstein Company, writer, producer, and self proclaimed human prop, Bey Logan as he gives us the low down on how much he loves Asian cinema!

Your vote:

Average: 2.9

52:55 minutes (49.05 MB)