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The worst scene contains a US soldier fighting "hand to hand" like in a bad martial arts movie.
We've got the rock soundtrack, the martial art battle scenes, a dance club bloodletting and, of course, lots of sharp objects going through vampires.
Yes, the hero is a good martial arts fighter, too bad his acting wasn't as good, and there's plenty of decent wire work, and tons of revved up fight sequences, maybe too many.
Tough, cool guy with pretty good martial expertise who delivered corny lines but at least entertained action and martial arts fans to a certain extent.
The training the girl went through in the movie was hurried and stupid...and the paramilitary group of young males....were a confusing concept to say the least....this was far from even being a martial arts movie...with the girl only fighting briefly in the final scene....and then she didn't even come close to getting hit even once...by the male fighting her....give me a break...she would have gotten hit at least once....I guess the writers and directors thought it would be to shocking to see a girl get punched by a male in this one.
For those of you who like martial arts and overcoming internal conflict, this is a worthy choice.
The twins effect is a vampire martial arts movie available in Cantonese with English subtitles.
The uncle turns out to be an old, reformed Triad assassin, who now helps the young guy become proficient in martial arts.
Richard Norton really lights the screen up in this Portland, Oregon based martial arts masterpiece.
If you have time to see only one martial arts movie this year, don't miss this classic.
But what makes this movie awesome is the fact that Van Damme is back to doing martial arts again.
I'm just keeping my fingers crossed for another martial arts epic like "Bloodsport" or "Kickboxer".
The martial arts movies got huge in the 60's in parts of Asia but with the growing popularity of the infamous Shaw Brothers films, America was bound to catch on.
This movie was the first to be presented in America under the Warner Bros. label and it did in fact start a craze here that flooded the 70's with martial arts films.
That's the underlying theme of this martial arts romp which borrows ideas from "Underworld" and "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" but manages to maintain a style of its own.
His skill in martial art was performed above average.
Not only punching and kicking like what most of martial artists show in their movies.
David Bradley could utilize all the martial arts techniques such as throwing, smashing and kicking.
This is one of the best martial art(Kung-fu) movies of all time.
if u love martial art movies this is a not to miss.
Its about a priest from the wu dang clan trying to eliminate all the shaoulin fighters to be claim the title of being the best in martial arts.
It's the story of a country boy who is sent to a martial arts institute to better himself & his fighting skills.
Meanwhile, the "opponent" martial arts school plans & scheme to thwart our hero, utilizing dirty tactics to try to throw him off track & try to prevent him from participating in the tournament.
This movie did everything a van damme movie should do which is martial arts and action.
If you're looking for an Oscar winning performance you're not gonna get it here but if you're looking for action and martial arts then this movie is for you.
Scott adkins is an amazing martial artist and unfortunately the public has gotten tired of martial art superstars but his movies in this movie are great.
Van damme delivers strong kicks and it's good to see him performing martial arts again since he has not in his last 4 or 5 movies.
The original release, however, has several very brief extras, including clips of the making of the sequels, a preview of The Animatrix and Yuen Wo Ping's Blocking Tapes(a complete run-through of a couple of the biggest martial arts sequences, with stunt performers and almost the exact cinematography, with the same shots and angles of those bits in the finished silver screen effort).
Sammo's goofy "buck teeth" only make an already unsavory character seem even more flawed; that he also happens to be a skilled martial artist makes him even less likable- in a villain you love to hate kind of way.
I must have been around ten years old when my uncle took me and my brother to see this martial arts movie at the " DRIVE IN " at the circle drive in in Long Beach.
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