Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Once Shang-Chi was a martial artist in the service of a secret organization under the leadership of his father, but then fled to a new, peaceful life. But the past does not let the hero go: once the messengers of his father come to him to steal an amulet - the only memory of his mother. Sean's attempt to prevent the theft of a similar talisman from his sister draws the warrior into a mystical intrigue started by an ancient criminal group.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is a fantasy action movie based on the Marvel comics, the film adaptation of which was announced back in 2001. However, the Disney studio began work on the adventure film seventeen years later, deciding to create the first superhero movie for Marvel - Asian. Most of the minor characters in the tape are of Asian origin.

Filming took place in the United States (various locations in San Francisco, including Fisherman's Wharf) and Australia - at Fox Studios (Sydney), as well as in New South Wales. The workflow was suspended several times and was frozen by Disney due to the pandemic.

The superhero film was well received by both critics and audiences. The former highly appreciated in their reviews the skill of the actors, and the staging of action scenes, and a reliable display of Asian culture. The film paid off at the box office, grossing over four hundred million dollars.