The Martial Artist

By the end, when Ibby faces the undefeated Decan Johnson (Philippe Prosper) at the foot of some Mayan pyramids in Belize, we’re unsure what or who he is fighting for, or why we should care. [full review via The New York Times]

Robert Daniels

Hollywood 27, Theater 25, D-5. Great seats, good video, good audio, little too warm. Mid movie.

NeoCho

The script and the idea was good and the landscapes in Pakistan were great. I like the initiatic journey of the character, it reminded me a bit the film Peaceful Warrior on this aspect. I like the psychological/spiritual side of it, linking it to Islam without making it…

Vincent Taimiot

It started out a little gay and quickly turned very straight and very generic. The acting was all over the place and the pacing was waild. Pretty decent fight choreography though.

Bryan

just because 3200 ei is an option doesnt mean you have to use it!

Jack

When discussing vanity projects, it is important to look at other projects for comparison. The Martial Artist is not a film. It is a self-insert fanfiction that should have stayed as a fantasy inside the mind of Shaz Kahn. I am one of the few people who saw this in the…

Slapmyslack

so much promise within yet so far from what it could have been good camera work, decent acting, weird structure, horrible editting

Shahrukh Waseem Wamiq

Not bad

Spanishlatte30

shittiest piece of cinema this year.

palifilmgirl05