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                    The Monk is a martial arts master whose duty has been to protect 
                    a powerful ancient scroll. Faced with finding the scroll's 
                    next guardian, the Monk's quest brings him to New York City 
                    where, to his disbelief, it appears his successor is a smart-mouthed 
                    pickpocket named Kar. As the Monk instructs Kar, the unlikely 
                    duo become partners in protecting the scroll from a power-monger 
                    who's been chasing it for 60 years. Amidst high-flying acrobatics 
                    and martial arts action, this odd couple has to work together 
                    to keep the scroll - and mankind - safe... 
                  Bulletproof 
                    Monk was 
                    one of those movies that I never got around to seeing when 
                    it was released theatrically. In fact when I first saw the 
                    movie posters I thought it was joke - I mean the title sounds 
                    ridiculous doesn't it? 
                  However, 
                    this is a fairly entertaining movie which is a perfect vessel 
                    for Chow Yun-Fat. Seann 
                    William Scott, more famous as Steve 
                    Stifler in the American Pie movies, is also well cast 
                    as Kar. Watch out for William Scott in the future. He is certainly 
                    a rising Hollywood star - in fact on more than one occasion 
                    he resembled a young Harrison Ford. 
                  There 
                    are plenty of thrills and spills along the way, but this movie 
                    will be best received by the under 18 age group - it is a 
                    little too corny to be taken seriously by adults.  
                  Extras 
                    include audio commentary with director Paul Hunter and producers 
                    Charles Roven and Douglas Segal; featurette The Tao of 
                    Monk; Featurette The Monk Unrobed; Behind the scenes; 
                    Photo gallery; and deleted scenes. 
                  Also 
                    I found the animated menus extremely funny. These have little 
                    stick men fighting and running around the screen - sounds 
                    childish, but it is remarkably entertaining. 
                  An 
                    above average family movie. 
                  Pete 
                    Boomer 
                    
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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