When the greatest swordsman in the world refuses to kill an innocent baby, Yang (Dong-gun Jang) jumps tot he top of his own clan of assassins kill list. Choosing to protect the baby and run, he finds himself in a run down town full of circus folk and cowboys. Here he begins to find a new life without the smell of blood in his nostrils, in the company of knife throwing Lynne (Kate Bosworth) and the mysterious drunk Ronald (Geoffrey Rush). But when gun slinging bandits led by the scarred Colonel (Danny Huston) threatens to destroy that life, and the rest of the assassin clan catches up to him, Yang must draw his sword and fight them all to protect what he has come to love.
It finally happened: there have been films of ninjas vs zombies, ninjas vs aliens, ninjas vs police officers and now there is finally a ninjas vs cowboys film and it is unforgettable. The story may be cheesy, but that doesn't stop it being entertaining on many levels. The cast lends their performances to this and are guaranteed to have one yo-yoing from laughter to awe. The battle sequences and sword slinging can not be described; to use words like 'stunning', 'epic' and 'breathtaking' would not do it justice. All that can be said is the The Warriors Way is bound to have you all glued to the screen or risk missing every moment of the action. This is a tale of sad flute, a child's laughter and a crying soul, and A LOT or sword fighting.
