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Mortal Kombat (2021) Review

April 30, 2021April 30, 2021 Jim Morazzini Action Film, Chan Griffin, Chin Han, Dave Callaham, Greg Russo, Hiroyuki Sanada, Jessica McNamee, Joe Taslim, Josh Lawson, Lewis Tan, Martial Arts Movie, Mortal Kombat, Movie Review, Nathan Jones, Simon McQuoid, Tadanobu Asano, Warner Brothers

Mortal Kombat is the big, bloody videogame adaptation we were all hoping it would be.

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Batman: Soul of the Dragon (2021) Review

January 15, 2021January 15, 2021 Jim Morazzini Animation, Batman, Batman: Soul of the Dragon, David Giuntoli, DC Universe, James Hong, Jeremy Adams, Josh Keaton, Kelly Hu, Mark Dacascos, Martial Arts Movie, Michael Jai White, Movie Review, Sam Liu, Warner Home Entertainment

Batman: Soul of the Dragon is as close as we’ll ever get to a Bruce Lee/Bruce Wayne team up, and it’s worth seeing for that reason alone.

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The Swordsman (2020) Review

November 17, 2020April 30, 2021 Jim Morazzini Action Film, Asian Action Film, Choi Jae-Hoon, Hyeon-soo Kim, Hyuk Jang, Jeong Man-Sik, Joe Taslim, Korean Film, Martial Arts Movie, Movie Review, The Swordsman, Wuxia

Formerly one of the emperor’s bodyguards, The Swordsman must pick up his weapon once more after his daughter is kidnapped by slavers.

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Contracts (2019) Review

November 7, 2020February 8, 2021 Jim Morazzini Action Film, Alex Chung, Contracts, Indiecan Pictures, Jermaine Carty, Margaryta Soldatova, Martial Arts Movie, Michael Carter

Contracts, the first feature from stuntman turned director Alex Chung delivers plenty of hard-hitting action but suffers from budget and script issues.

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Review: The Paper Tigers (2020) – Fantasia

August 30, 2020March 3, 2021 Jim Morazzini (Joziah Lagonoy, Action Comedy, Action Movie, Alain Uy, Fantasia, Martial Arts, Martial Arts Movie, Movie Review, Mykel Shannon Jenkins, Quoc Bao Tran, Roger Yuan, Ron Yuan, The Paper Tigers

The Paper Tigers could easily have ended up being a martial arts version of The Wild Hogs. Instead, it’s a funny, exciting and, at times, charming, film.

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