Fighter (Danish martial-arts film)

[blue_skies]

Has anybody heard of this film and is it any good? Apparently it's getting a UK DVD release on 23rd February.

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/fighter.html

[vismistananda]

Is the Martial being showcased is Karate?

[kingofkungfu2002]

Trailer

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[Anthropy]

The thing about modern films is that good or bad, they all look so very polished!

(But maybe in 50 years time, they might just look as out-dated as we are now seeing those 60s/70s HK martial arts flicks.

[vismistananda]

The thing about modern films is that good or bad, they all look so very polished!

(But maybe in 50 years time, they might just look as out-dated as we are now seeing those 60s/70s HK martial arts flicks.

I agree with that, even though the martial arts that is being used in a movie is too old, the movie depreciates. But there are people like me, who loves to watch "old school" films. :D As they are the forefathers of today's martial arts films, and some films of today are derived from them.

[vismistananda]

Thanks fot that Trailer mate. I've seen some of Karate moves, and this movie has a lot of wire works, and parkour too. That guy on the last scene sure breaks a neck. ouch! :D

[blue_skies]

Cheers for the trailer. I'm not sure about this one to be honest, I didn't see a great deal to get excited about.