“The Dinner” (Lionsgate, 2017, R for violence and language, audio commentary, photo gallery).

Charlie Hunnam stars as the adult Arthur. It is co-written and directed with a very heavy hand by Guy Ritchie, whose usual over-the-top, convoluted filmmaking style makes the beloved (and oft-filmed) Arthurian legend barely recognizable. When young Arthur’s father is murdered and his uncle (Jude Law) uses black magic to seize the throne, the child is forced to grow up on the streets of London - until he comes across that sword in the stone. On the whole the movie is one time watch for family audience.“King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” (Warner, 2017, PG-13, featurettes). There are few good moments to wake the sleeping audience. It was great and watching Chan dance was extremely pleasing. The item song which casts the entire cast was one of the few good moments in the movie. The age old rope tricks, some floating tricks by sadhus might impress few (Does the movie really belongs to 2017?). Wearing some high valued ornaments, dresses with fur are the major contribution she delivers. Sonu Sood who carries the Indian baddie role should have been a bit better. The beginning doesn't feel like a beginning, It just starts abruptly which indeed has driven out the excitement in watching the movie. Kung fu yoga poster Few minutes into the movie just feels this is not going to be what it should be. Too much of information are poured in the first 10 minutes of the movie which actually confuses the audience. The movie travels from China to India, a bit of Dubai for just one car chase scene. Even Jackie Chan's actions are restricted at times. Apart from Jackie nothing works in the movie.

He hasn't disappointed his fans and he brings in a surprise dance performance in the item song. Jackie Chan was excellent in his stunts and comic expressions. The movie was good as far as Jackie and the action scenes are concerned.

Of course there is a lot of Kung Fu, but wait a minute where is Yoga? You can't see a bit of Yoga in it.

Kung Fu Yoga was named after the co-production of Indo-Chinese partnership.

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