

He even went drag in To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar (1995). He was big in the 1990's, doing comedies like White Men Can't Jump (1992) and dramas such as Waiting to Exhale (1995). He had just enough attitude and arrogance to be an adequate action star. He is a mere 5'9" but plays the role big. Shaw kills a female assassin soon afterwards, so I guess it all evens out.


The blood on her face is clearly fake but showing her get beat is a bit rough to take. The worst scene to watch is when a woman is tortured. Shaw twice escapes from a car that he is being transported in by several armed men. There is plenty of action and lots of blood and death. Yeah, there is a traitor and it is not hard too guess who it is. After chasing the bad guy for an extended period of time the police just happen to be waiting for him. During a speech discussing this very thing, the Chinese ambassador is assassinated and Shaw finds himself accused of the murder in an obvious set up. Opening it's borders to foreign companies and customers made it a very potential money making market. In 2000, China was closed off to much of the world's trade. Shaw is one of the worst covert operatives ever put on film. Actually, at least 100 people who were in attendance at the party can attest to the fact that he does exist. "How do you give a medal to some one who doesn't exist for something that didn't happen?" He asks. The secretary talks to Shaw's boss about getting Shaw a medal for his covert help in pushing the negotiations along. Secretary General who supports the negotiations for a possible treaty between North and South Korea. We then go to the United Nations in New York where we meet the U.N. Clearly Shaw never read chapter 13 of Sun Tzu's book titled "The Use of Spies". However, Shaw decides to hit some bystander and start a fight, allowing him and some Chinese guy to get into a fight on a bar for all to see. It allows Snipes to show off his martial arts moves and leads to an exciting escape but as he is supposed to be undercover, it makes no sense. All he has to do when his mission is completed is to walk out of the party and get into the van with his waiting partners. Every thing goes to plan except Shaw is a moron. Government agent named Neil Shaw, who sneaks into a Chinese New Years celebration to steal intelligence and black mail a Chinese General to support negotiations between North and South Korea. The Art of War starts with Wesley Snipes playing an undercover U.S. The title of this movie is stolen from the book, but the only connection in the plot is that it involves Chinese intelligence and the prospect of war. It is composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare. It was written around 500 BC, by Sun Tzu, a Chinese general.

"The Art of War" is one of the oldest books ever written on military strategy.
