It's a bit repetitive, but I still think it's really cool!

I'm not so sure about the "no movie magic" title. These things looked like they were rehearsed, much like a movie. The events depicted in movies should be made to seem like it was spur of the moment, but that again requires lots of practice before they actual filmed. I guess you can say there were no wire harnesses, CGI, smoke and/or mirrors. Had these guys been leaping 20 feet in the air and balancing on a single sword blade, then I would reconsider.

the choreographed sparring parts were cool.

they have mastered the art of spinning and falling down... they will be jackie chan's beat-up fodder any day now.

Although its cool just like anny form of dance ore gym ballet whatever the singuler stuff seems a bit stupid it would make alot more sence to have dummies and stuff laid out for them to atack becuse without that its just sumone pracin about with a sawd and it makes no real sence + alot of what comes out of sawd play is the friction of contact and this is entirly lost when u are just waving it about in the air. i know its more symbolick and i still think its pritty cool but it just seems a bit stupid that the sport dosent reflect tasks that would alow for some skills to be shown . thay shud have to disembowl sheep as thay run about im pritty sure that wud pull in the viewers

Where is afro ninja???

this IS wushu...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wushu_%28sport%29

not something you'd take up around the corner to learn to defend yourself...

What is this horses--t music?

I'd honestly be afraid to hold those weapons. I'd swing them and they would break.

That music made me want to stick something sharp in my ears and spin it around just to be sure my eardrums were beyond repair.

In the end I just opted to hit the mute button.

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