The film begins with a magical way in which a teenager was magically transferred to China. It may be surprising when this teenager learns to turn his video game skills into the skills of a kung fu warrior in order to fulfill his mission, which may be dangerous - protecting a princess from ancient China.
Fist bumps, break-dances, beat-boxing and slang are spat out incessantly but may alienate older viewers TWG is trying to win with its 80s movie references.
a bilingual blend... of The Karate Kid, Monty Python And The Holy Grail, and fantasy-fu. It is all very good-natured, but this wish fulfilment tale of adolescent empowerment is clearly aimed at viewers of Jack's age
Director Matthias Hoene's The Warrior's Gate plays like a relic from a bygone era, when broad Asian stereotypes were commonplace and went largely unchecked.