Review of The Warrior's Way (2010) by Vinney C — 08 Apr 2011

These types of movies have never really interested me, and I can't say that I have seen that many good ones, so it is best just to say that these films don't like me, and I don't like these films. If there is anything to credit about these films, it is the action sequences, however brief or long they are, and how they are set up, but the story is always weak, the cliches are always there, and of course, you cannot find a star in this film in a leading role who isn't Japanese, Korean, or Chinese. I do priase films like Enter the Dragon, with its neat martial arts stuff, and Bruce Lee could have been an excellent predate to Jackie Chan, who has been overdone with his material.

So, what is there to be said? With no story, no good characters, no excellent new stuff, The Warrior's Way is instead infused with everything I don't like. I could really care less for the movie, and I'm sure this movie would do the same for me. I can't stand these films if they offer nothing new and would rather repeat the same old thing. However, I cannot say that the movie was totally worthless. A few big named stars are in it, and they do make you stay in the theater, and the runtime wasn't that bad either, but it was slightly entertaining in spots.

And that's all I can bring out of it and say was good. Without these things, this would have been a walk-out for sure, but every once in awhile I decide to stick with these films, and maybe they'll get better, but this one did not. Unfortunately, towards the end, I got sick of it and decided to just wait until the movie was finished, go home, and sleep. It offers nothing, and gets repetitive, and is not a good film. Overall, if you've seen martial arts films before, you've seen this one.