Jiu Jitsu

Jiu Jitsu, plus Predator wannabe, plus Nicolas Cage, plus Tony Jaa and you still get something more disappointing than a stubborn common cold. Who wrote this?

Is Nic Cage the greatest actor of all time? Hear me out. Who in film history has elevated more bad movies from unwatchable to watchable? Which Academy Award winner has stooped further into the underbelly of amateur filmmaking and pulled up movies to the light of your and my attention than one Nicolas Cage? Who has made more untalented Director's dreams come true? Just sayin's all. Check out my longer review: https://youtu.be/sJyzlQv_AjM?si=P5ZdmNj5SandPtmO

This was one of the worst movies I've ever seen in my entire life. I don't even know why Nicholas Cage or any other reputable actors accepted to being in such a stupid movie. The director must have been high most of the time. DO NOT WATCH, biggest waste of time and industry money spent on a movie ever.

Wow, this was bad. The alien was a cross between the Predator and robot from the Netflix version of Lost in Space. Bad story, bad dialogue, bad acting, bad action scenes. This was awful. Nicolas Cage couldn't save this thing.

It is inconceivable that a good actor would be willing to participate in something so horrible. Nicolas Cage must be short of money or short of attention. A mix between Predator and Mortal Kombat, but with a low budget.

Like ‘Predator' but with martial arts. You have to give it credit for its inventiveness in setting, style and commitment to its comic book origins, but it's poorly acted, poorly written and it takes its outlandish premise far too seriously. The fight scenes are numerous, fast paced and entertaining, but use slow motion excessively. Cheap special effects, annoying first person camerawork and a silly plot makes this a weird production overall. Cage brightens things up briefly, but just adds to the oddness and doesn't make things much better.

Good fighting scenes! Loved it

I found this movie to be rather unengaging, lacking a compelling plot and filled with nonsensical situations that failed to capture my interest. The resolutions to the conflicts presented were simplistic and unsatisfying, further contributing to the disappointment. It felt like a disjointed collection of fight scenes, hastily patched together with occasional pauses to attempt to establish a flimsy storyline. Nicolas Cage's involvement in the film seemed minimal, with his presence seemingly geared more towards enhancing the promotional materials rather than delivering a substantial performance. Despite having no particular expectations beforehand, I remain disappointed with the overall experience.

Not as good as The One (2001) starring Jet Li and Jet Li and Jason Statham

Good fighting scenes nothing else though