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I was actually surprised that it was ever released, and that someone like Bolo would attach his name to it without a fight.
The acting is worse than wooden (I could possibly watch a tree for 30 seconds before becoming completely bored, if you can look at this rubbish for that long you're a better man than I!) and the fight scenes would be at home on a kindergarten play yard.
One of the bad guys finds out where the God is housed and convinces the daughter to go there and steal back the pearls but at this point the good guys find out what's going on and a fight ensues.
I won't tell you the results of the fight or the ending, I'll leave that up to you to find out if you want.
I also missed the part in Genesis about the pirate fight on the deck of the ark or the traveling salesman coming by on his paddle boat.
I think that this was an attempt to emulate things like Jean Claude Van-Damme fight sequences, but if it is it fails utterly.
The "plot" is about an American mercenary, played by Reb Brown (in the film he's called a "military adviser" but it's not really clear if he's in the American military or not), helping the army of a Latin-American country fight guerrillas who winds up joining the guerrillas when the government turns on him, imprisons and tortures him.
The special effects are badly made, the actors are majorly bad actors and in this movie it's not about a race which is the minority of a planet and tries to fight against the dominators, but it seems to be a crazy movie, which pays homage to sect kind of organisations.
They could have at least filled the rest of the movie with some entertaining magic or fight scenes, however someone decided,(maybe the director, but I don't know if anyone really "directed" this movie) that it was going to be filled with some poorly executed "artsy" camera shots, and nonsensical scenes of the "boys" swimming and getting into bar fights.
The fight scenes are slow and don't have a lot of variety.
After possibly the most unexciting gun fight in film history only the Sheriff, his deputy and a local man Jamie Lambert (Jamie Zemarel) survive.
Together with the Sheriff his deputy and Jamie they decide to stay behind and fight the alien.
Christopher Lambert gets to fight the evil demon Grendel in this grim looking trashy fantasy-epos.
Angel and Spike are never redeemed, they lose the girl they care about, and just about everyone's dead, and they still have to fight this weird evil army.
We don't really care about the end of the cold war and the defeat of the Soviet Union (which happened in spite of Reagan, not as a result of) by a well financed group of people who were extremely willing to fight.
The wedding reception fight right at the beginning of the film is a horrendous mess for one thing.
It was like, "If must fight...win." then it showed the bird flying around and the pan flute was playing, and I was like, oh.
It was a shame that they did not focus more on the struggle of the Canadian fight for independence.
Yes, I know that nobody watches his movies for their stories, but the plotting of this one is unusually lame, even by his standards, and while the fight choreography IS up to his standards, the fight scenes (the whole two of them) are ruined, as others have mentioned, by the frenetic, distracting camerawork.
The story-line; two rival gangs having to fight it out, with the sub-plots of betrayal, power and change are well worn plots but in this case painful(very) to wade through.
Although the choreography of the fight is bad, the whole scene is undeniably memorable.
the fight between Lil' Jon and Lil' bow wow and Lil flip was MAD corny and short.
Everything seems rushed for some reason, they can't just make a long fight? the old deathmatch is way better.
As the night draws on the few remaining residents, a fat woman named Rosalie (Diana Bellamy), a telephone repair woman Marsha (Katherine Cortez), an elderly couple Mr. (Bill Zuckert) & Mrs. Menges (Frances Bay) must come together with Clifford & his kids to fight the Critters.
Plus, she puts up a GREAT fight against the killer at the end.
One weak fight scene.
Scott Adkins who's fight scenes seemed more like a demo reel, was also terribly underused and not even the main villain which is such a shame because 1) He is more than capable of playing that role and 2) The actual main villain was not only not intimidating at all but also quite annoying.
It's easily the worst martial-arts/action oriented movie I've seen in years, eclipsing even "Ninja Holocaust" (which at least had some good energetic fight scenes).
Later, the woman finds out an old boyfriend is coming back from jail and its tense between them, leading to a down and out fist fight in the café.
I can't explain myself how all the characters in this garbage died without a fight.
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