A great bad movie, an awesome awful film, a terrific terrible flick.
The first thing you'll notice about this film is the picture quality, every frame of this picture looks almost as threadbare as the script must have looked at the time (the script being used in so many other films), so if you were looking for some ultra crisp, highly defined, organically grown fair trade, super interactive 3D starbucks multimedia, ipod compatible streaming "content", for your HD-LCD-WIMAX-ASAP-Stabucks-BLURAY-TV you may be more than a little disappointed. The second thing you'll notice is the sound, attaching planks of wood to your speakers would produce a similar effect. Now on to the film itself, the plot just about makes sort-of sense, it's edited in a way that seems as if you are watching an hour-long trailer. The "martial arts" in this movie a very amusing, the fight scenes are all sped-up for some reason, producing a slapstick effect, relieving any minuscule traces of drama. Dispite all of it's many shortcomings, this film does entertain, is very (unintentionally) funny and is well worth the price.