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    “Born to Fight (2004)” movie review.

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    / August 28, 2012
    Whether they're taking hits, being knocked off of structures, vehicles, or being in a vehicle that's driving through a structure, everything they do in this movie is amazing and all of them deserve credit for keeping "Born to Fight" enjoyable. You guys not only stole the show, you probably made it in the first place and I take off my hat in respect to your greatness. *kisses*
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    “Rumble in the Bronx (1995)” movie review.

    Posted by
    / July 26, 2012
    On one hand, it has plenty of great action sequences. Yet it's hard for a westerner to watch this and not laugh awkwardly at it. It's respectable that Stanley Tong and Jackie Chan wanted to broaden their ambitions by making a much more international film. Yet I have to presume that the filmmakers watched “The Warriors” and thought that was how New York really is. Okay, it's not THAT over-the-top. But its cartoonish interpretation of the Bronx is pretty hilarious.
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    “Dragons Forever (1988)” movie review.

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    / July 3, 2012
    Nevertheless, I still believe that “Dragons Forever” isn't for everybody. Many will complain that it's slow paced or cheesy and they aren't wrong. You can definitely tell that Jackie and friends were trying to expand their horizons by playing against type and focusing a little more on the drama. But I don't believe they failed at it and it's not like they abandoned their kung fu roots either. There is still a fair amount of action and it delivers everything that I want out of a Jackie Chan action movie.
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    “Good Guys Wear Black (1978)” movie review.

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    / May 21, 2012
    “Good Guys Wear Black”- which by the way, is an awesome title- was one of the first Chuck Norris vehicles that suffers from the same problems as most of Chuck's earlier films. But like “Breaker! Breaker!”, "A Force of One" and “The Octagon”, there is something oddly appealing about them. They're shoddily made, stiffly acted, poorly plotted and the fight scenes are few and certainly aren't on par with what Bruce Lee delivered 5-10 years earlier. Yet there's just something so alluring about them.
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