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Stranger danger! Just because Rutger Hauer says he's blind doesn't mean you should let him put his paws all over your annoying kid's face. Jan 29, 2019 | Full Review…
Stranger danger! Just because Rutger Hauer says he's blind doesn't mean you should let him put his paws all over your annoying kid's face.
Leona Laurie
A satisfying action vehicle for Hauer... Aug 22, 2012 | Full Review…
A satisfying action vehicle for Hauer...
Felix Vasquez Jr.
the unacknowledged adaptation of the Zato Ichi films, which features Rutger Hauer as a blind swordsman who wanders the roads of America, helps reunite a small boy with his father, and wastes more mob henchman than you can shake a white cane at. Jun 15, 2007 | Rating: 3/5
the unacknowledged adaptation of the Zato Ichi films, which features Rutger Hauer as a blind swordsman who wanders the roads of America, helps reunite a small boy with his father, and wastes more mob henchman than you can shake a white cane at.
Douglas Pratt
One of Hauer's best flicks May 6, 2005 | Rating: 3/5
One of Hauer's best flicks
Clint Morris
Cool fight scenes that play up the blind aspect. Not much of a story, but a fun action movie. Jul 14, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
Cool fight scenes that play up the blind aspect. Not much of a story, but a fun action movie.
Fred Topel
Solid B-level actioner with lots of mayhem and the great Rutger Hauer. Jul 26, 2002 | Rating: 3/5
Solid B-level actioner with lots of mayhem and the great Rutger Hauer.
Scott Weinberg
Refashioning Zatoichi into a zany, Americanized B-movie turns out to be a rollickingly fun idea. Rutger Hauer, the Dutch automaton, is a Vietnam veteran who lost his sight during the war and was trained by villagers on the art of being a samurai warrior. The swordplay is played for flippant silliness in a bar where Hauer accidentally bludgeons thugs with his cane but a climactic duel with an Asian swordsman is extremely fast-paced and exhilarating. Cheesy moments are inherent in such high-concept material but Hauer is sardonic ("I also do circumcision") and briskly strolls through the scant plot.
Super Reviewer
The definition of a 90s action movie, so bizarre-yet-cool. Rutger Hauer essentially plays Daredevil, too bad this wasn't Daredevil because he would've made it amazing. This has some negative aspects, like an annoying kid and too many cheesy antics. However, the good out ways the bad. At the end of it all, it's fun, brutal and stylish. The level of Hauer Power is at an all time high and if this was a judge of his acting it would surely get infinite stars.
21/03/2010 (TELEVISION) It's a fun movie to watch with the family and it keeps entertaining the whole room with a nice story, cheap but well timed comedy and reasonable action to go with it. This would of got 5 stars if I was still eight years old, I mean these are the films that I kept rewinding on VHS to watch over and over again but now... I don't feel the same, but I'll still consider it a classic in my library for all the enjoyment it gave me as a kid. Its not a 'Must See' but it puts on a good show.
Daft by the numbers action movie that helped Rutger Hauer become firmly rooted in the "straight to video" league. It's still much better than most Van Damme/Seagal movies though...
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