Life After Fighting

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Rick H @JockoJohnson 19h Starting off with the positive - excellent fighting scenes and then that is where it ends. Too many plot holes to be any bit believable but also infuriating. Between not reporting things to police early to allowing a certain death for obviously dumb reasons, I can’t recommend this. I will also note that I will now know not to trust any of the critics reviews that were positive of this movie. Not sure how they could ignore the plot holes so I will ignore what they say going forward for any other reviews as they are untrustworthy. See more Monsieur F Sep 6 Australian martial arts excellence. The story is well known - the bad guys are bad, the good guy is good - and keeps no real surprises, but the fight scenes are intense and extremely well choreographed. A little bit to long, well acted drama with good fights for fans. Bren Foster: Director, Screenplay, Producer, Choreographer of Fight Scenes and main character. Multi talented. Keep an eye on him. If you love martial arts movies then don‘t miss this one. See more Dennis N Aug 26 I have nothing negative about the fighting sequences. They are fantastic. However, my blood pressure was spiking as I was watching this movie for the wrong reasons. The contrived stupidity and selfishness of one of the character was written so that the contrived fighting finale could occur really got my blood boiling. I can't help to spoil the movie a bit but the selfish action of one of the character led to the death of a child. Think about this if you watch this movie. What is supposedly a good character, did something so stupid and so selfish that a child died. I don't know what the writer, director, and producer of this movie was thinking when they thought that this plot device would be a good idea. I could think of other different ways to move the story to a finale without resorting to this. I don't know if it was controversial when this movie first aired. See more John M @john76543 Aug 18 Amazing fighting. Like a return to the 80s. Character development is meh but good enough so who cares. Slow paced but satisfying. Watch it. See more Karl B Jun 17 This movie was hands down the best martial arts movie I've ever scene. It's kind of a cliche 90s style kung-fu movie. But I have to this day have never scene action like this in my life. Even the action effects are terrible. For example anytime a gun is shot. and the landing pads that they land on are bouncy from high falls. But the actual fighting......is insane. I'm blown away. I'm gonna go watch it again and tell all my John Wick buddies about this film. See more Bobby J Jun 14 The script is excellent and the acting is top notch - the script demands top performances and the actors are great. Also, you really you get a feel for who Bren Foster is. His main message - and the message of the film - seems to be: "Become good at martial arts so you don't have to fight. The main reason to do it is if you feel the need to be able to protect yourself in violent situations." In the movie, in Alex Faulkner's situation, his profile as a martial arts champion has the effect of attracting challengers, one of whom only wants a competitive challenge. The others are bad, messed up people and Alex has to ultimately bring his full suite of MA expertise to bear on the baddies. It also perhaps offers a view of how being in the military shapes peoples lives - it leaves you with the idea that a small number of people who have seen a lot of trauma in war come out disillusioned and become guns for hire; similar to what is depicted in Equalizer 2. See more Read all reviews

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