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Wu-Tang Clan founder and Kill Bill composer RZA makes his directorial debut with this unapologetically violent throwback to classic kung...
Wu-Tang Clan founder and Kill Bill composer RZA makes his directorial debut with this unapologetically violent throwback to classic kung fu cinema. The Man wih the Iron Fists stars the RZA himself alongside Russell Crowe and Lucy Liu, and is produced and co-written by Eli Roth (Hostel).
Since his arrival in China’s Jungle Village, the blacksmith (RZA) has been forced by radical tribal factions to create elaborate tools of destruction. When the clans’ brewing war boils over, the stranger channels an ancient energy to transform himself into a human weapon. As he fights alongside heroes and against villains, he must harness this power to become saviour of his adopted people.
The movie also boasts veteran fight choreographer Corey Yuen, a supporting cast rich with Chinese action stars, and an endorsement from Quentin Tarantino.
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51 %84 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
40 %47,983 reviewsAudience score rating
"The funniest (and truest) bits are the tweaks and flourishes any Golden Harvest disciple will pick out immediately: deliberately fake-y beards and eyebrows, Jesús Franco-worthy zooms, and scads of cornball, meticulously dubbed-sounding dialogue. But does RZA take it seriously? You bet your life..."
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Slant Magazine
Slant Magazine"It may just be one of the best bad movies ever."
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times"RZA's directorial debut... shows a lot of love for the kung fu classics and martial arts movies which inspired it, but it doesn't quite have that feel of exhilaration..."
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We Got This Covered
We Got This Covered"At 96 minutes it is exactly 93 1/2 minutes too long."
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New York Post
New York Post"The Man With the Iron Fists boasts some giddy, bloody action sequences and a whole lot of dull genre cliches the rest of the time."
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Screen Daily
Screen Daily"Goes a long way in demonstrating that a bad movie with big names is still a bad movie. Just prettier."
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USA Today
USA Today"The Man With the Iron Fists bears strong resemblance to a hyperactive puppy: sloppy, scatterbrained, manic and migraine-inducing, but possessing an earnest sense of excitement."
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Variety
Variety"RZA's directorial debut... feels like both a lavish vanity project and an earnest attempt to deliver a compendium of cool hand-to-hand combat set pieces."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"As erratically enjoyable as it is consistently ridiculous..."
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The New York Times
The New York TimesThe Man with the Iron Fists | Details
- Rating
- R16,
- Genre
- Action, Adventure
- Country of origin
- USA
