| The One Review |
| by Jerry Saravia (Rating: 2/4) |
| Jet Li has presence, style and is not a bad actor at all. But if he is not
quick on his feet, he may end up like Jean Claude Van Damme with synthetic
formulaic nonsense like "The One." more |
| The One Review |
| by Ram Samudrala |
| Borrowing from the Many Worlds interpretation of Everett's
Relative-State Formulation of Quantum Mechanics, /The One/ showcases
a scenario of what happens when events in these different universes
become intertwined. more |
| The One Review |
| by Homer Yen (Rating: C-) |
| When Jet Li stops taking himself so seriously, maybe
audiences will begin to warm up to him. When he
learns how to crack a smile, maybe audiences will
better relate to him. When he finds matieral that
elevates him above one-dimensional projects,...more |
| The One Review |
| by Karina Montgomery |
| What little good that can be said about The One is easily summed up in this
sentence: Jet Li fights himself. Imagine a kind of WB sci-fi goof-off on
Highlander, with a screamy metal soundtrack and throw in the deep dramatic
quandaries of the Patty Duke...more |
| The One Review |
| by Rose 'Bams' Cooper |
| THE ONE (2001)
Rated PG-13; running time 96 minutes
Genre: SciFi/Action
Seen at: Celebration Cinema (Lansing, Michigan)
Official site: http:/www.spe.sony.com/movies/theone/
IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0267804
Written by: Glen Morgan, James...more |
| The One Review |
| by Annette Cardwell (Rating: 2.5/5) |
| Jet Li has joined the dubious ranks of those martial arts stars playing
opposite themselves in a film -- including Jackie Chan and Jean Claude
Van Damme. But instead of playing a long-lost twin brother to himself
as in the other films, Li's actually...more |
| The One Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| How do you get really powerful? Wheaties aren't enough. As confusingly
explained in James Wong's THE ONE, what you need to do in order to gain
superhuman powers is kill all of the other "yous." more |
| The One Review |
| by Edward Johnson-Ott |
| The One (2001)
Jet Li, Delroy Lindo, Jason Statham, Carla Gugino. Music by Trevor
Rabin. Written by Glen Morgan and James Wong. Directed by James Wong. 88
minutes.
Rated R, 1.5 stars (out of five stars) more |
| The One Review |
| by Robin Clifford |
| What if there weren't just one universe but many? What if you could travel
between these parallel multiverses? And, what if killing your counterparts
in each universe gained you their strength, speed and knowledge? This is
the ground that helmer James...more |
| The One Review |
| by Jon Popick (Rating: 5/10) |
| I can't figure Jet Li out at all. I know the little bastard can fight
because I've seen a few of the Once Upon a Time in China films, but so far
the stuff Li has made in the United States has been colossally
disappointing. And I'm not expecting him...more |
| The One Review |
| by JoBlo (Rating: 6/10) |
| PLOT:
There are many universes. Each universe is parallel to the other and we all have
different versions of ourselves in each spot. But when a really bad dude decides
to transport himself through all of the universes and kill off his "other
selves",...more |
