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some interest in pursuing the darker corners of the boy's psychological state. It would certainly make for a more interesting picture, but the director Ska Martes on The White Storm 3: Heaven or Hell (2023) Review I really tried to like this one because the first White Storm was an acceptab… When this movie came out, I was in that 11 to 14 group that Mr. Ebert mentions, and while I had seen all of the Karate Kid movies prior, I still enjoyed this one quite a bit. And it felt different enough from them to stand on it's own to me. While I can appreciate Mr. Ebert's criticisms, and agree with his general assessment of the clichéd main storyline, there is something else at work here that I think lifts this movie above that. While Barry's asthma and social awkwardness makes him sympathetic, his daydreams and fantasies becomie so real, that they feel like reality. And because of all the hardship he endures in his daily life, this type of escape is completely understandable and justified. Gaylord Picht on Hard Target | 4K UHD + Blu-ray (Kino Lorber) That's fantastic news! I'm thrilled to hear that the 116 min test screening v… Andrew Hernandez on So Close | Blu-ray (88 Films) I’ve learned over time that when a release has that red rating icon at the bo…

Lee defending his Chinese restaurant from an invading biker gang (what?). Again, Aaron Norris can't control is preference for silliness, afraid he working to join the movie business, finding an opening at Cannon Films. Technical and creative challenges are highlighted, with Weiser referring to Paul Bramhall on Slaughter in San Francisco | Blu-ray (88 Films) We have a polishing face off between Eureka and 88 Films right now....in Eure…Oddly I feel like this movie pairs really well with Karate Kid III. This film also makes me realize how utterly lame The Next Karate Kid was, swap Mako with Mr. Miyagi and you could make a very similar movie. This is also by far Jonathan Brandis's best film, his acting in this is never cheesy, just totally natural and believable, he's obviously more attractive than a typical nerd but he really sells the invalide weakling character in his acting. confidence through martial arts, also preparing him for a showdown with Randy (John Buchanan), a bully who belongs to the villainous Stone Karate JJ Bona on Slaughter in San Francisco | Blu-ray (88 Films) You can definitely polish turd so a "so bad, it's good" film is presented bet… I’m used to watching this on VHS, but I think we can all agree that the new scan is a revelation based on the trailer.

JJ Bona on So Close | Blu-ray (88 Films) The actually do both (one with, one without) on some of their US/UK releases. Bruce Jensen on Slaughter in San Francisco | Blu-ray (88 Films) Wow. I appreciate the fine work Eureka!, 88 Films, Arrow, etc. are doing in b… Andrew Hernandez on Believer 2 (2023) Review Wow. I know you’ve hated other movies before, but this is flat out contempt!… Taking pity on the class outcast, Miss Chen introduces him to her uncle, Mr. Lee (Mako), recently arrived from China - so recently, indeed, that he hasn't seen any of "The Karate Kid" (1984) movies and doesn't know his role has been played before.Barry (Jonathan Brandis) is a teenager struggling with the loss of his mother and problems with asthma, having difficulty communicating with his his younger brother, Aaron Norris. The actor doesn't actually have much to do in the feature, which is probably best for Norris's acting range, but he