Blood and Bone is the greatest martial arts movie I’ve seen in a long time.
And there’s one simple reason why it’s so great:
Martial artists made the movie.
Not a bunch of fat execs, sitting around looking at trends and making a movie mad-libs style, filling in the blanks with Wushu and Capoeira moves.
The director practices martial arts, the producer practices martial arts and many of the actors are professional stunt performers or fighters. Hell, the Grip was probably spinning lights and mics like nunchucks.
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