Fist of the Condor

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andrea c @Andy_Caro Feb 21 Action martial art movie that brings it back to the essence. The plot is simple and very captivating. Definitely not boring. On top of the Chinese kung-fu movies, Sergio Leone’s movies, Tarantino’s Kill Bill and Jim Jarmusch Ghost Dog may be conceptually some of the references. Recommended! See more Todor Y @Phantom961 Feb 5 Very well made movie, great work with martial arts and music. The movie shows the martial art Rumi Maki coming from the ancient Inca civilization, shows how brutal the so-called Stone Hand can be with one blow. Marco also shows Taekwondo, Wing Chun, MMA, etc. His opponent on the other hand shows Kalaripayattu an ancient martial art which is just as deadly, it focuses on high flying acrobatics. At the end of the movie Marco manages to defeat him using Rumi Maki's Stone Hand. See more Stephen F @RT96594296 Aug 10 As a fan of Chinese style Kung-fu movies, this movies has a different flavor but the underlying theme is the same. Passion over ego and putting the mind to work to do what needs to be done. The workout scenes are interesting while the fight scenes are intense. Very good movie for what it is, kind of strange for the characters to be speaking in Spanish but the subtitles are very good. See more Jeremy D @RT42931517 07/16/2023 Time well spent. Brilliant film. Well-acted, written, directed, action-choreographed, and good production values. Looking forward to Part Two. See more Mike K @RT69563566 05/17/2023 I'm a fan of good films and good martial arts films. There are some good fight scenes here but in between the film is slow and a little ponderous spouting too much pop-psych wisdom. I'd say it's mediocre at best. See more JC's Scatter-Brained T @JoshuaChigumira 04/12/2023 Fist of the Condor has great cinematography, editing, and acting performances as well as choreography from Marko Zaror. See more Read all reviews

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