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The good thing about it is the sword fight scene looks pretty good and the characters look nice.
The build-up while searching for the killer in the theater is interesting enough with Norris crawling through the shadows to discover the hideaway, but the end fight is disappointing after beginning in such a promising way.
The only redeeming scene in this movie is when the robots are sent out to fight 'karate style', there was one good spinning side-kick... and that is the best 3 seconds of the movie.
The fight scenes between Jack and the giant and the dance scene between Jack and Polly (Dorothy Ford) are among the amusing parts of the movie.
I had to fight to keep my eyes open on this one, and I love Jane Austen movies usually.
1st watched 10/29/2006 - 4 out of 10(Dir-John Stephenson): Mildly entertaining story of a group of five kids who are forced to live with their eccentric uncle while their father and mother fight & work in World War I as England entered the war.
My belief is that this movie was made by people who, through a passing familiarity with the story of the DRC's fight for freedom, saw a story filled with drama and emotion, and decided to exploit it.
As one poster pointed out, Karen Young did do a pretty good fight scene with Bacon.
The hero starts out in ninjaville, Japan, goes through an identity crisis (saving a shinobi), makes a voyage to America (saving a slave named Sam) engages in a little wild west action (saving a French/japanese native american named Julie), goes hunting pirate's gold, and then heads back to Japan to fight a war.
The fight choreography was done by Cynthia Rothrock's frequent co-star Richard Taylor, whose classy and witty presence in front of the camera would frankly have made this a better movie.
By 1983 Roger Moore was clearly looking his age, and he was long past the time when he looked like he could fight with younger men.
The ham-fisted direction and crappy fight choreography mean that the fight scenes aren't even worth watching.
I mean in one scene where Lewis is playing in a bar before making it big there is this over the top, just completely absurd bar fight that every citizen in town is apparently a part of.
The final fight with the sherif deputy in the bullring is a masterpiece!
The strongest and most eloquent point this film made was that because of man's fallen nature each of us is a potential villain in the stream of life, each of us has evil within us that we must fight with the help of God.
The fight scenes were terrible (blurry cameras and no real fighting) and the plot was your typical "stupid kung-fu plot".
Possibly the worst camera-work, editing, lighting, sound, visual effects, music and fight choreography I have ever seen in a movie.
But the robot and the mummy fight for about a minute total!
And its not even the big fight at the end.
Not that much later Robert Bruces wife, daughter, two of his sisters were captured during a fight in a church in which people were killed.
I appreciate his work as a martial artist, and his fight scenes are usually fairly well-choreographed.
Edison does not fight whatsoever in this movie and I'm sure if they didn't have Kazaf in the movie, the plot wouldn't be much different.
The third truly is the hero of the story, electing to continue the fight that was brought to our shores nearly eight years ago.
Well at least it is a fantasy for every woman who has ever had a fight against a man.
i almost ripped a pillow in half.and the fight scene where his prison buddy fights off vampires by swinging his arms at them.
A bad bad movie... terrible plot, hinges on Bolo Yeung's charater, but he speaks maybe 20 words in the entire movie and only has one fight scene - still in great shape considering he was also in the kung fu classic "Enter The Dragon" Interesting to see William Zabka ("Johnny" from The Karate Kid) in another martial-arts role.
Remnants of an ambushed Army unit hook up with a group of cowboys to fight their way through Indians on the warpath.
Although Jeff Speakman stars there is nothing to watch.Only two fight for almost 1,5 hours, yak.A lot of talking and everything is so artificial that you could not believe it.
the fight scenes cracked me up. it seemed to me like they spent more time on those parts than any other cuz the fight scenes for the most part were pretty clean.
TWENTY YEARS and he's still filming the same fight scenes.
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