Die Fighting

Madness! It's a heavy low-budget film, the dialogues made me laugh at times and I also found them stupid and the actors are horrible planks, you can tell, I noticed that the main character smiles sometimes in inappropriate situations and everyone has a rather strange accent, but that's beside the point, the story is not too bad, I quite liked the idea and the final twist, but we can expect what the film is mainly about from the title: action!! There is almost no editing in the film, the camera takes things nicely from afar, so the battles look really realistic, the best choreography I've ever seen in an action movie is incorporated into it, all the stuff that is here I didn't it even know existed. The main character Fabien really goes for it in style using tae-kwon-do, karate and kung-fu drunken style, which I really liked. On the plus side there is also a gradual build-up and intensity, the closer the film got to the end the more they pushed the envelope and the final fight lasted around five minutes, and that's how it should be! I can see the opening fight in the church and the ending being the highlights, but the fight with the Asian and the fight in the dojo were also great. 80%. (11/14/2014)

I liked this as an idea. Take a group of actors trained in martial arts and make them jump when you tell them to, or you'll kill one of them. The action scenes also feature excellent choreography, and the film doesn't fail even with its unfortunately somewhat predictable plot twist. I still quite enjoyed this B-movie, though. (11/17/2014)