Get ready to be blown away with Marvel’s newest movie, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.” From believable stunts to  beautiful visual effects, fans from all around instantly fell in love. Everything about this mainstream film will have you leaving the theaters wanting for more.

“Noticeably, the VFX, scene sets, costume designs, and the special effects themselves incredibly heightened the impact of the movie and allowed symbolic impact on the awe-inspiring impact production value and, as a result, the aforementioned movie knocked out in dazzling heights on a beautiful scale because of the VFX,” fan of the movie Lloyd Lester said. “The story line continues incredibly, and we understand the moments of humor the MCU is so well-known for, and we’re all here for it.”

Many fans like Lester enjoyed many aspects of the movie. From the stunning visual effects to outstanding stunts, Destin Daniel Cretton, the director of Shang-Chi, created a Marvel classic. The movie’s fight scenes are so gripping that it will leave you at the edge of the seat. The movie delivers one of the best fight scenes that looks authentic, which is also thanks to stunt coordinator, Brad Allan.  The cinematography evoked so much emotion, which also helped the plots move forward and help the layout of the story.

While Shang-Chi proved to be an overall classic, it also empowered Asian-American fans from all around.

“It was a jammed pack cast with so many new Asian actors along with iconic Asian actors,” Ysabella Serrano added. “The representation was amazing and having parts in Mandarin made it so much more true to the roots of the movie.”

Many fans like Serrano felt empowered over the representation and how it shed light for many Asian actors. With its predominantly East Asian cast, story inspired by folklore, and martial arts sequences, “Shang-Chi” is a wake up call to Hollywood for more depiction on the screen. It’s also extremely exciting that  representation for all is slowly expanding. Thanks to this incredible movie, the influence causes many Asian-Americans to feel empowered and happy over the impact it provided.