Shaolin Soccer(2001)
Blend of comedy, sports and kung-fu action in which a team combining soccer skills and kung-fu on the pitch vie for a big tournament prize.
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Age group12+ years
Duration99 mins
- Emma, 12
- 4 reviews
I don't think that this was a very good film. I think that this film was a bit weird because it had lots of Kung fu mixed in with soccer and I don't think they mix. I wouldn't recommend this film to anyone over 9. This is because I think it is boring for girls and upper years. My least favourite part was in the end when every one was covered in blood.
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