Un millón de golpes

This was a mixed movie for me. The plot was beyond ridiculous and was unbelievable but the movie itself was fun to watch. The action scenes were very well choreographed and the lead was solid as there was no stunt doubles used from him. It was a very low budget film and it shows but it was still fun to watch.

Like many martial arts films, the plot in this movie is thread bare.

The acting is quite hard to watch at times and none of the actors really make you care about their plight.

If you can overlook these faults then you'll be treated to some really decent combat.

You're here for one thing only and that's the fighting scenes. The main actor is an extremely competent fighter and the fight choreography is well done.

There's plenty of action scenes and he's not just beating up random thugs who can't fight. The last fight is quit impressive.

Bottom line, it's a solid fight movie that will prolly get overlooked for the lack of name brand actors.

There are more exciting hand-to-hand fight scenes than you can possibly imagine in this fast-paced indie actioner. German martial arts phenom Mike Moeller takes centre stage and lights up the screen with his charm and energy. Stacks of fun if you're into indie martial arts movies.