Review of Kung Fu: The Movie (1986) by Jenn S — 01 Jan 2006
'Kung Fu' was the ultimate martial arts television series that had evolved into a few movies and other adaptions. This movie starred David Carradine, and I saw it on television originally in the 1980s when it was first broadcast.
I remember that this film was a little dry and it lacked a really coherent story and the charm that the television series offered. This seemed more modernised and more like a movie that was all about the action and the martial arts.
I just thought it did not work very well. Maybe I was prejudiced because I enjoyed the television series a lot more, and I expected something different. This film just did not do it for me, and it was more involved with the action than anything else, so it suffered from a storyline, and I just did not care for the story.
I think it had something to do with finding a long lost brother or son or something. Unengaging. Not as good as the series. Watch the series instead!
This review of Kung Fu: The Movie (1986) was written by Jenn S on 01 Jan 2006.
Kung Fu: The Movie has generally received mixed reviews.
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