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The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West is a movie starring Lenny Antonucci, Ellen Cheng, and Katy Cheng. The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West is a documentary about Tai Chi and one of its great masters, Cheng Man-Ching, a man who...

Starring: Patrick Cheng, Lenny Antonucci, Katy Cheng, Ellen Cheng

Genres: Documentary

Director: Barry Strugatz

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Barry Strugatz
Stars	Patrick Cheng, Lenny Antonucci, Katy Cheng, Ellen Cheng
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 12M
Description	The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West is a documentary about Tai Chi and one of its great masters, Cheng Man-Ching, a man who brought Tai Chi and Chinese culture to the West during the swinging, turbulent 60's.

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Friday, 03 Jul 2020 04:06

The documentary consists of many interviews with many of the important figures in the film. I liked this as it brought the conversation into more modern times. But, I found it quite a bit too long, and it didn't give the viewer a good enough understanding of the real importance of the film, and the relationship of the filmmakers to the real people in the film. There is a bit too much emphasis on the "Tai Chi Warriors" and "Tai Chi Masters" who are the real stars of the film. They are portrayed as real martial artists, and their stories are told in a way that makes them look like they are real, and the documentary makers seem to be trying to make it look like they are doing some sort of promotional activity. The first documentary about the film, the "Citizen Tai Chi Warriors", was much more interesting, and much more interesting to the viewer. It gave the viewer a better understanding of the inner workings of the movie, and how it was made. This documentary is not as interesting, but it's still good, and I recommend it.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 19:08

This documentary is based on a book of the same name by Chuck Norris. It is a kind of tale about a guy who lost his whole life, and the journey he has to go through to get his life back, and the teachers who have to help him. But, Chuck Norris, despite his personal life, has a strong story to tell about his martial arts. He also does a great job explaining the history of Tai Chi and how it has influenced so many things. It's a very interesting documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone. For anyone who is not a fan of Chuck Norris, I would suggest you to check this out.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 14:59

It is a good documentary that covers the history of the Tai Chi Movement in the United States. It is not really about Tai Chi. It is about the development of the movement in the United States. There are a lot of funny parts in the film. The film was very informative and entertaining. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the movement. I am glad I watched it.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 06:49

The original documentary was shot in 2004, and has been published as "Master of Tai Chi: The Story of Master Hu Chen". This was an excellent documentary about the Master of Tai Chi. It was the first documentary to explore the life of Master Hu Chen. It does not pretend to be a biography of the Master of Tai Chi, but rather the life of the Master, in the style of "Lolita" or "The Bell Jar". The documentary is a fascinating look at the life and legacy of Master Hu Chen, and the historical background for the film. It also includes a commentary by Master Hu Chen himself, as well as a brief interview with the surviving brother of the Master. It is a remarkable documentary, and is an excellent companion piece to the documentary "Master of Tai Chi: The Story of Master Hu Chen".

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 08:37

A really good documentary about the history of Tai Chi, and how it has influenced the world. I enjoyed it a lot. Not much of a commentary, just the history and how the movement has influenced the world. I think it was interesting to see how many different countries have come to Taiwan, and some countries are very different from each other. The documentary is very interesting, and I recommend watching it.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 04:27

You will love this film if you are interested in Tai Chi and the martial arts. If you are interested in the martial arts, this film is for you. The history of Tai Chi is told through the lives of the four masters who originated it. In my opinion, the documentary style that the film is based on is not only fascinating, but also extremely helpful to understanding the origins of Tai Chi and Tai Chi training. The story of Tai Chi is fascinating, but the film does not let you forget the history behind it. It's hard to believe that people practiced Tai Chi for thousands of years without the use of computers and television. Tai Chi is a fantastic martial art and the people who practice it are fascinating. The film is fascinating and educational. You'll learn a lot about Tai Chi and the history behind it. It's very educational and the film makes you question the way we look at the martial arts. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys Tai Chi. This film is about Tai Chi, but it's also about the martial arts and the people who practice them.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 01:27

This is a wonderful documentary about the success of Tai Chi in the West. The interviewer was very well chosen and kept us on the edge of our seats. The story of how Tai Chi and its associated arts have become the mainstay of modern society is fascinating and the final few minutes are a real gem. It is a must see. Some of the clips are very clever and make you laugh. I especially liked the fight between two men, one of whom is a two-time World Champion, and the other is a recently broken arm. All in all, a must see.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 12:11

This documentary was created for the purpose of telling the story of Tai Chi. It follows a team of teachers from all over the world who train and practice Tai Chi. Their stories are both inspiring and touching. The story is centered around the history of Tai Chi and its history in China. In addition to these stories, the film also tells the stories of the students and teachers who practice Tai Chi. The film is a beautiful piece of art that is inspiring and meaningful. The film is narrated by Neil Patrick Harris and is quite a bit more dramatic than the typical docudrama. The film was well done and well made, but I think the story would have been more engaging if it was told from the perspectives of the teachers, students, and family members. I would recommend this film for people interested in Tai Chi or history in general. There is a lot of information here, and the film is well worth the time and effort to watch.

Brittany Rivera

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 08:02

In the 1970's, T.E.W. (Tae-Hee Lee) was one of the greatest kung fu practitioners of his time, and a true legend. Tae-Hee Lee's parents were poor, and his mother was pregnant with him. He was born in a hospital, and his father left the hospital when Tae-Hee was only a month old. Tae-Hee was raised by his grandparents, and grew up to be a very healthy young man. Tae-Hee started to teach kung fu when he was still a teenager, and he was soon earning enough money to buy a karate studio, and learn kung fu from the master himself. Tae-Hee Lee became a very famous kung fu master in his late teens, and even started to do kung fu movies, and a few kung fu movies. After many years of studying kung fu, Tae-Hee Lee became the first ever Asian kung fu master in the world, and he was respected and honored by all his students. But he had a secret. Tae-Hee Lee was practicing a secret form of kung fu called the "Tai Chi" (the "T" in the name of the Tai Chi School) - a form of Tai Chi that is so simple that the Tai Chi School is even called the "Tai Chi School". Tae-Hee Lee didn't want to be seen as a kung fu master, but he was secretly practicing the Tai Chi, and when he was found out, he was arrested. The Tai Chi School was closed down, and Tae-Hee Lee went on to do other things. Tae-Hee Lee's life was an amazing story of many things that have happened to him over the years, but the most important thing in Tae-Hee Lee's life was the Tai Chi, and how he used that form of kung fu. If you like kung fu movies, and want to learn a little bit more about Tae-Hee Lee, you should definitely watch this documentary. This documentary is very informative, and I recommend it highly.

Friday, 29 May 2020 03:53

It is well worth watching, if you have not seen the film you will miss out on a lot of what is shown. It is in Japanese but the subtitling is adequate and the film flows well. I thought it was a bit long at 86 minutes but there are several moments that are truly worth seeing. The opening sequence is one of the most powerful I have ever seen and the footage of the filming of the film is also interesting. I will admit that there are a few things that I would have liked to have seen more of, but I did not think they spoiled the film or undermined the central message. It is a good film to see if you are interested in learning more about this interesting art form.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 22:22

I first saw this movie in the late 1980s, when I was just a teenager, and I had only just started to learn the art of Tai Chi, and I was hooked. I have never looked back since. This movie gives a unique and fascinating look at the Tai Chi movement, its history, and the way that it is used in American life. This is a story of a man who takes the path of self discovery, and of the characters in the film who helped him along the way. He did not become famous, and he did not become the best teacher he could be. He was the only person who ever taught Tai Chi to me, and he taught me the art of Tai Chi. In the beginning, he is an American who has only just graduated from college, and he has no idea how to make money to help support his family. He is a lone man, and he is learning Tai Chi, but he is still learning how to be a teacher. He is also learning the ways of the masters, and learning that it is not about the art, but about the way of life. He begins to become an expert on the art, and is one of the most respected Tai Chi instructors in the world. He is the most successful, and is able to teach other people Tai Chi, and he also teaches people in other countries about the art. The story of the movie is one of self discovery, and of the arts and the way of life. The movie is filled with many amazing shots, and the locations are amazing. The music is excellent, and the cinematography is great. This is a great movie, and I highly recommend it.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 13:16

The audience I was with was somewhat skeptical of this documentary because it was not about Tai Chi. I had heard the term before and had read some reviews that said it was a piece of junk. They were wrong. It is a very interesting story about the evolution of Tai Chi from one of the more obvious, conventional forms of Chinese medicine to the more effective, flexible, and dynamic form of Tai Chi I have seen. It is also a story about a woman who took up the practice and did so because of her family. This woman is now a respected teacher, she is a social worker, and has become a self-styled spiritual leader. As I watched this film, I found myself wondering if she was a very good teacher or a very bad one. She was certainly a great teacher, but the reason for this was not clear to me. I did not have the information to understand her motivations. She seemed to be doing this for personal reasons, but I am not sure how this could be the case. This film also showed some very interesting insights into how many people believe they can control their destiny and that they will be "special" if they have a certain amount of skills. It also showed that some people are very selfish and have no concern for others. This documentary does not explain this, but it did show that it is not always easy to change your mind and become a better person. It also showed that there is not always a clear path to happiness, but there are some things that can be changed.

Saturday, 16 May 2020 07:45

A new documentary on the Tai Chi and Wing Chun tradition in Shanghai. The film looks at the rise of the tradition, and how it is adapting to the modern world. The film is great for those who are interested in Wing Chun, and it shows the time period and culture of the time. The film is narrated by Mark Latham, who is a commentator for the film. It's a great film, and I recommend it. This is a great documentary, and it will take you to a new world of Wing Chun.

Friday, 08 May 2020 05:23

This is an interesting look at Tai Chi. We see a Tai Chi student who is showing some of the techniques he learned in Tai Chi school in Taipei, Taiwan. He is doing them in a few different ways. We see his teacher, who is a master of the art. We see a woman who is helping him. And we see his teacher's family, who are also trying to help him. This is a very interesting documentary about Tai Chi. I think it is a good way to learn about the art of Tai Chi. I also liked the look at the different ways people learn the art. I also liked that the teacher's family did not try to get in his way, which is something I think most people would not do. I would recommend this to Tai Chi students and people interested in Tai Chi. It is a very interesting documentary. It is well worth watching. I would give this a 7 out of 10.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 08:41

This is a well-researched documentary that follows the rise and fall of a champion Tai Chi practitioner, the late Eddie Chang. The film also covers the rise of the now popular "Eight-Circle" style of Tai Chi, the most common form of Tai Chi in the West. It also covers the rise of the Three Wise Masters, who inspired Chang to become a teacher. The film also provides a historical background of the ancient "Taoist" sect of Tai Chi. The filming is interesting and well-done. However, the overall presentation is not as clear as it could have been. It would have been nice to have a more structured narrative of the development of the Four Elements and Tai Chi, but it is still worth a watch.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 07:09

As a huge fan of Tai Chi, I went into this movie with an open mind. I wasn't expecting it to be anything more than a documentary, but I wasn't expecting it to be anything less. I was very pleased with this movie, because it was very well done. It wasn't a documentary, but more of a video of a traditional Tai Chi demonstration. The video is edited well, and flows well with the narration. There are a lot of people in the movie, and they're all very engaging. The way they talk and act is very authentic. They do their best to make you feel like you're there. There is a lot of humour in the movie, but I don't think it is distracting. There are a lot of emotions in the movie, but they aren't used to the point of becoming annoying. This movie does a great job of being an emotional movie. The scene with the water tower was very moving. It was very moving, but not to the point of being cliche. The scene where the Grandmaster is teaching the Tai Chi instructor was very inspiring, and I'm glad that this movie was able to capture the emotion of that scene. Overall, this movie was very well done. I highly recommend this movie, because it is a very good movie. There are many other good Tai Chi movies out there, but this one is very well done.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 05:01

With the advent of the DVD, there was a big rush to release a bunch of old footage from the 1970's, just in time for the release of the new DVD of the movie "The Professors" in 2000. The Director/Writer/Actor/Actor Jason Becker and the stars of the film, Lili Taylor and Jeff Daniels, are here and they talk about the movie and some of the footage from the 70's. They also discuss how they got into the movie business and why it's taken so long for them to be able to do this documentary. If you are a fan of the old school martial arts movies, then you should check this out. I'm not going to say that this is a must see for all martial arts fans, but it is worth checking out if you like martial arts films.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 04:21

We all know that Tai Chi has been shown in the U.S. and it's popularity in the U.S. is growing, but this documentary is an excellent resource for anyone who has a vested interest in the movement. For those who are not familiar with the Tai Chi system, it is a form of Tai Chi that focuses on self-defense. It is a martial art that teaches the body to use energy to attack and defend against a myriad of enemies, including enemies from the environment. It is the art of the modern martial artist. In the film, the three main characters are the master of Tai Chi, the master of boxing and the master of Taekwondo. The film takes a look at their lives and their respective influences on their martial art. The film's production values are well done and it does a good job of presenting the information without making it too overly graphic. There are many striking moments that make you feel like you are watching a documentary. The movie was edited well. The opening and closing credits were done well and were well paced. There were no unnecessary scenes or parts of the movie that I would have liked to have seen or learned more about. The film has a unique style that makes it a great introduction to Tai Chi and Tai Chi arts. It is an enjoyable film that will appeal to anyone who is interested in Tai Chi and the martial arts.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 23:50

This is a documentary that doesn't focus on the life of the actual doctor, but rather focuses on the people he was working with. A few of the people interviewed for the documentary are not the real doctor, but rather a guy who is the son of the real doctor. The documentary shows how people are affected by the disease, and how he is still dealing with it. The documentary also shows how Tai Chi has helped many people, and how it has helped Tai Chi's father deal with his son's illness. It is not a documentary that focuses on the disease, but rather the people who are affected by it. This is a documentary that I think everyone should see.

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