Greetings to all!
Just to let you know that I'll be visiting this blog of mine more often from now on, to share something interesting from the martial arts movies world and probably I have to be more persistant in keeping this blog alive. It's not a promise, maybe a statement for myself, rather than firm obligation to write in here.
All the best and see you soon!
The Grim Reaper
The Grim Reaper's Martial Arts Movies Station
A special blend of matured titles and greenhorns, existing in a special place within my mind and life...
Friday, 18 November 2016
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Quick Punch: Revolution or movie pollution?
Hello to anyone who still here, waiting for new
article – to be honest I was having troubles getting the right inspiration
(that includes one nasty boss and a haystack of bad news), lack of initiative
and my mind being occupied by storm clouds. Anyway, whining aside I’ll try to
redeem myself giving you my next look over one movie, which I want to forget as
quickly as possible and throw it away on the garbage dump like some irritating
stone in the shoe.
Sunday, 9 December 2012
Near Death Experience for Jackie
I’ll start this one with a quote from Markgway from one highly respected
forum in Internet – “Remember
when Jackie Chan movies used to be in Cantonese?” (All copyrights
goes to Markgway). After this obvious attempt for copyright theft I’ll try to
share my thoughts over one quite old and significant movie from Jackie’s
filmography. Old, because it was made in 1986 and significant as this was a
near death experience for poor, battered body of Jackie Chan.
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Quick Punch: ancient beauty contest
Another day, another movie, another review, which I
wanted to be at least better than the previous entry, but alas – again I found
underwater rock and my positive emotions sunk like Titanic, with even more
casualties. The movie itself is produced by the legendary Jackie Chan, however
here his name is not even enough to generate the needed impact on my martial arts
movies feelings, due to numerous factors, which I’m going to explain further
down. It’s epic in scale, grand in patriotic feel, and with the same weight it
crashes flat on its back and cries lonely on the bottom of the vault for
useless movies.
Thursday, 15 November 2012
Quick punch: flesh and bullets...
A long time ago I saw a movie involving chicks with
guns, and all I remember was the odd looking shattering glass all over the
place. It wasn’t so bad as a martial arts movie or as action wise, however it
was nothing above average. Nice stunts, good choreography and some fine looking
women – Shu Qi, Karen Mok & Wei Zhao. Corey Yen was there as a director and
I strongly suspect that he was involved in the martial arts department too. Why
am I explaining this to you, and what relation has with the title reviewed here
– all is revealed further down.
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