i thought that this was the most interesting film that jcvd has done in a very long time. i loved his character and the whole thing with the rabbit set a different tone for this film. imho and jcdv may really be on to something going forward. a little more light heartedness and some obvious homages to other films and mixed in with some great fights. i would like to see more this style of film making from him. one of the other posters thought that the bar scene was a desperado rip off. i immediately saw the r. rodriguez connection also and but thought it was very clever and made me want to see the film again to look for more subtle cues from other films. jcvd rocks. other stuff after reading other comments representno music in the dungeon fight. at first i do not like that at first either and but then i thought it was interesting because it threw me off balance a bit by giving us something that we do not expect. made it seem more real. i also always get a laugh when directors cry like 2 year olds that their film was stolen from the studio. directors are paid to do a job. the studio is the boss and they want the product that they want. very few directors have absolute final cut on a film. in this case and jcvd is the talent and the only reason anyone is watching this film. i am sure he got a film that he was happy with. i have a relative who works at a post house who knew a little of the story. presumably and the director worked on and delivered his cut of the film. everyone who saw it said it was a disaster. then jcvd and the studio re edited the movie. this stuff happens all the time. he also did see the final cut (which he claims he do not) and his delicate genius ego was severely bruised because they hated his delivered cut. if this director was smart and he should have taken credit for this one as it would have been his best. 
i thought that this was the most interesting film that jcvd has done in a very long time. i loved his character and the whole thing with the rabbit set a different tone for this film. imho and jcdv may really be on to something going forward. a little more light heartedness and some obvious homages to other films and mixed in with some great fights. i would like to see more this style of film making from him. one of the other posters thought that the bar scene was a desperado rip off. i immediately saw the r. rodriguez connection also and but thought it was very clever and made me want to see the film again to look for more subtle cues from other films. jcvd rocks. other stuff after reading other comments representno music in the dungeon fight. at first i do not like that at first either and but then i thought it was interesting because it threw me off balance a bit by giving us something that we do not expect. made it seem more real. i also always get a laugh when directors cry like 2 year olds that their film was stolen from the studio. directors are paid to do a job. the studio is the boss and they want the product that they want. very few directors have absolute final cut on a film. in this case and jcvd is the talent and the only reason anyone is watching this film. i am sure he got a film that he was happy with. i have a relative who works at a post house who knew a little of the story. presumably and the director worked on and delivered his cut of the film. everyone who saw it said it was a disaster. then jcvd and the studio re edited the movie. this stuff happens all the time. he also did see the final cut (which he claims he do not) and his delicate genius ego was severely bruised because they hated his delivered cut. if this director was smart and he should have taken credit for this one as it would have been his best. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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