First of all, this is more like an art installation than it is a movie.
It's art. More precisely Martial Art.
The low ratings are probably fair if you expected a movie as we have come to expect movies. However, if you are a lover of Martial Art, you may appreciate this film.
Assuming you're a martial arts fan, you have seen Marko Zaror before. He was the guy breaking Boyka's leg in Undisputed 3. He was the guy getting beat up by Alita the battle Angel in the bar fight. He was the guy giving John Wick a hard time in the 4th installment.
Needless to say, Marko Zaror has the moves, and this movie is a testament of those moves. It is a travelogue through Chile showcasing the land and Zaros's skills.
It's not Boyka or Battle Angel, so don't expect to be dragged into the story. It is a visual experience of the art known as martial art.
It's art. More precisely Martial Art.
The low ratings are probably fair if you expected a movie as we have come to expect movies. However, if you are a lover of Martial Art, you may appreciate this film.
Assuming you're a martial arts fan, you have seen Marko Zaror before. He was the guy breaking Boyka's leg in Undisputed 3. He was the guy getting beat up by Alita the battle Angel in the bar fight. He was the guy giving John Wick a hard time in the 4th installment.
Needless to say, Marko Zaror has the moves, and this movie is a testament of those moves. It is a travelogue through Chile showcasing the land and Zaros's skills.
It's not Boyka or Battle Angel, so don't expect to be dragged into the story. It is a visual experience of the art known as martial art.