Ketrecharc 3: Mindvégig

We've seen this hundreds of times, but who wouldn't want to repeat the battles of philosopher Michael Jai White and, for example, the 2.5 metre tall fighter from Troy, who may be the only one to become a legend, even though he didn't even touch Brad Pitt. Plus, Michael is also unusually social here and even goes on dates! Otherwise, the same fights, displays of various techniques and an octagon cage, with some intrigue, motivation, training to a thunderous soundtrack and censored Apple. Solid value for a few bucks, but only for die-hard fans. (2016.07.31)

A pleasant surprise. I didn't expect too much and actually got more than I wanted. Michael Jai White is still in form and although his acting is rather laughable, he is a lion in the ring. There is plenty of action and it is solidly shot, I liked the atmosphere of the film and the plot drew me in, so there can be no question of boredom. The only disappointment is Tony Jaa, who got a bit embarrassing at the end of the film with his screaming. Nathan Jones is still a bastard. 75%. (2016.08.04)