Romeo Must Die

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Over-all, I liked the movie, I think it's worth watching and I'm glad I spent my money to see it. The acting was quite good and there were some breath-taking scenes. But...I must say this...if you are going to make a martial arts movie, make it at least LOOK realistic. Some of the fighting scenes were perfect and quite beautiful, but there were other where I was shaking my head and thinking "Yeah, I'm sure that's possible." I have the utmost respect for Jet Li and Russell Wong, but c'mon, not even they could do some of the things they did in the movie. If you like other Jet Li movies and martial arts movies in general, you're sure to like this one. I did enjoy it though, the good scenes make up for the bad ones. I give it 8 out of 10. Thanks for reading, -Cortex

Not one of Jet Li's better films, his performance is OK but this is let down by the script and the directing. The late Aaliyah is competent enough, but otherwise it's passable and definitely not a priority on your must see list. Li is far more watchable in The Kiss Of The Dragon.

Sloppy directed and never taking itself to serious, and at the same time, trying desperately to be a relevant martial-arts flick, this crime drama does no good to the genre, wasting action-actor Jet li into a mediocre and almost cartoonist role, among a plot that's all over the place and disrespects insufferably Shakespeare iconic story in the worst idiotic way possible, Andrzej Barktowiak's film is so desperate to be a "Matrix" consequences, it inevitably suffers from it in every way.

Terrible acting, terrible story, terrible fx, terrible soundtrack (except some bass guitar licks), it's all simply terrible. This is probably the most stupid action flick I've seen in months. What a waste of time... geez My rating: overall 4/10 - if at all ! NOT RECOMMENDED!

Honestly, I didn't watch this movie so much as skim it. I watched the first scene, and it seemed like a low-budget, mediocre action movie, and the opening fight was uninteresting. So I just fast forwarded to the fight scenes. Unfortunately, the fight scenes weren't very good. Most were played for comic effect, but they were more silly than funny and not in the same league with Jackie Chan fights. And the wire fu wasn't interesting enough to compensate for how stupidly fake it looked. There were two interesting action sequences, a fight where Jet Li is upside down hanging by a chain and one in which he uses a girl as a weapon. The more extended fight scenes were unexceptional, and backed by a really cheesy score that sounds like something from an old 70s action movie. I did peak in on bits of the story and it looked pretty much how I expected in that regard. All very poorly done.

"Romeo Must Die" is a step backward in the succession of Jet Li flicks. Although it provides nominal entertainment and probably deserves a B- for technical and artistic production value, this film wanders from drama to comedy to action and back, spreading itself so thin as to have no real focus. The story is weak and its presentation muddled. As a result we're left with the impression Jet Li still hasn't found his market nich or defined his place among the great martial arts film stars. For Jet Li fans only.