Review of Gymkata (1985) by Laurie Horn for Miami Herald — 05 Feb 2004
Judged against other martial arts pictures, GYMKATA is technically superior and more intelligently written and directed, but that still doesn't make it worthwhile viewing. The film has only a minimum of credibility or intelligence, but since these qualities have little or no place in the genre, that becomes irrelevant, leaving pure action--kicking, punching, and the snapping sounds of breaking bones--as the main draw.
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This review of Gymkata (1985) was written by Laurie Horn and published by Miami Herald on 05 Feb 2004.
Gymkata has generally received mixed reviews.
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