saw this used dvd cheap and and got it for a chuckle. i had recently also found the octagon on dvd and bought that one to reminisce and having seen it in the theatre as a pre teen and and loving it at the time. the problem now with going back to these american karate films and is that i have since then seen so many hong kong and thai action films and in which the fight scenes are long and fast and jaw dropping. i am thinking particularly of fights like jackie and benny the jet at the end of dragons forever and or tony jaa circular stairwell fight from the protector. the hollywood kung fu offerings are just not filmed right and and even make someone of certified skill and such as chuck and look awkward at times. and what worse than a fight going into slow motion. then you know it looked crappy at normal speed and so they slowed it down for effect. it really highlights how ridiculous an opponent looks as they stand and just wait to get kicked in the chest. poor chuck and he just has no intensity in this film and nor does he project any righteous menace. compare that to his former co star bruce lee and who had charm and attitude to burn. when bruce would square off against some opponent(s) you could nearly see the air around him crackling with what was about to happen. in breaker and breaker chuck seemed to accidentally be kicking people and with complete nonchalance. when the judge comes to see him in jail and and sentence him to death and chuck is staring off with a sad look and and i thought ok. he doing that third eye focus thing and is going to grab the judge by the throat and get out of this and but he does nothing except look up with a doe eyed stare. terrible. and while the dvd case gives you hope and listing a run time of 1 hour and 5 minutes and it actually 1 hour and 25 minutes and so there 20 more minutes of viewing pain. for great fight action and go watch jackie chan in the first police story. the fight in the shopping mall at the end is pure gold. 
saw this used dvd cheap and and got it for a chuckle. i had recently also found the octagon on dvd and bought that one to reminisce and having seen it in the theatre as a pre teen and and loving it at the time. the problem now with going back to these american karate films and is that i have since then seen so many hong kong and thai action films and in which the fight scenes are long and fast and jaw dropping. i am thinking particularly of fights like jackie and benny the jet at the end of dragons forever and or tony jaa circular stairwell fight from the protector. the hollywood kung fu offerings are just not filmed right and and even make someone of certified skill and such as chuck and look awkward at times. and what worse than a fight going into slow motion. then you know it looked crappy at normal speed and so they slowed it down for effect. it really highlights how ridiculous an opponent looks as they stand and just wait to get kicked in the chest. poor chuck and he just has no intensity in this film and nor does he project any righteous menace. compare that to his former co star bruce lee and who had charm and attitude to burn. when bruce would square off against some opponent(s) you could nearly see the air around him crackling with what was about to happen. in breaker and breaker chuck seemed to accidentally be kicking people and with complete nonchalance. when the judge comes to see him in jail and and sentence him to death and chuck is staring off with a sad look and and i thought ok. he doing that third eye focus thing and is going to grab the judge by the throat and get out of this and but he does nothing except look up with a doe eyed stare. terrible. and while the dvd case gives you hope and listing a run time of 1 hour and 5 minutes and it actually 1 hour and 25 minutes and so there 20 more minutes of viewing pain. for great fight action and go watch jackie chan in the first police story. the fight in the shopping mall at the end is pure gold. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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