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Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Load of rubbish!!

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

I will agree that this movie kind of jumps and goes a bit too fast and does not develop any kind of character base - besides for the main character John. Which leaves the audience not really caring whenever some of the supporting characters bite the dust, due to you have no real intro to them or their purpose in the movie other than they just get served.It almost reminds me of the old school 80's flicks like 1990 bronx warriors, or prayer of the rollerboys. Which both had good ideas but really didn't live up to the hype that one would have wanted.Now i'm not saying that this movie sucked, I actually quite enjoyed it probably because I'm a martial arts nut and commerical artist so I tend to get more into back story's and overall meaning of the movie more then the actual story of the flick.I would recommend that if you are the type of person that likes to read into movies more than what they try to show then give it a shot (just don't expect to follow the movie right off the bat). Otherwise you might be better off renting to old school movie The Warriors which follows the same type of plot, Of one gang trying to get back home from a meeting with rival gangs whom try to kick their butt while they try to get back home.

This film is pretty bad. Directed by 16 Years Of Alcohol's Richard Jobson this film tries hard to be a modern retake on The Warriors but ends up more like a film version of the ZX Spectrum computer game Renegade (but with worse graphics).Getting past the glaringly obvious inaccuracies in the story, the films biggest flaw is the fact the every action scene is in slow motion. The logic behind this is baffling. It takes what would be a 40 min film and makes it clock in at a rather boring hour and a half. And even then what is left is badly put together and brings back memories of poor 80's action films (step up Don Wilson) But beyond even that no one seems to care.Alexander sleep walks through the film, 'Lord Of The Rings' Monaghan just looks bored and the talented support cast hardly get a look in.In short this film is just appalling and has the privilege (in my opinion) of being the worse film funded by the UK lottery fund yet… and that's saying something!

Alright, here it goes. Just in case someone doesn't know it already,*SPOILER* Dominic Monaghan is a bad guy. I don't know how it was in the UK, but in the US (North Carolina to be exact) the cover of the DVD has a picture of Dom, and makes him out to be this awesome kung-fu dude. I didn't buy this movie to see Dominic Monaghan be a stupid freak. He's the awesomest hobbit ever. So I buy this movie (like an idiot, tricked by the nonsensical DVD case) so I can see sweet hilarious Dominic Monaghan kick butt summer fun, and am seriously saddened by the betrayal and, hence, wasted $10. Otherwise, the fighting was sorta cool, but the story wasn't, and who cares 'cuz Dom sucked.

The plot isn't without a few holes, and the acting was so-so in some scenes, but it's still a fun film. The fights are some of the best i've seen as far as real martial arts go. They are stylized enough to show off the fighters' talent, but are also simple enough to be performed on the streets. The scene with the nunchaku was one of the coolest things i've ever seen.The sets, and cinematography are incredible, the lighting is awesome. It doesn't look like a low budget film.Well put together little film, only problem I have with it is the plot is a lot like the screenplay I am currently writing.