Với thời lượng 90 phút, nó không đạt đến tầm vóc của "Drive", bởi các diễn viên rõ ràng đã học hành tại trường lớp "Who Am I?", và các pha hành động cũng không vượt trội hơn những gì đã được thể hiện trong bộ phim đánh đấm tuyệt vời của Mark Dacascos. Tuy nhiên, những ai yêu thích "Drive" (và tôi nghĩ nó thật tuyệt vời!) chắc chắn cũng sẽ thích bộ phim này. Bạn có thể sẽ không xem lại từ đầu, nhưng bạn chắc chắn sẽ quay lại xem một số cảnh hành động trong một thời gian dài.
As a 90 minute experience, it is not up to the standard of `Drive', as the actors clearly learnt their trade at the `Who Am I?' academy, while the action sequences are generally no better than those in the superb Mark Dacascos beat 'em-up. However, those who enjoyed `Drive', (and I thought it was wonderful!), will undoubtedly enjoy this too. You certainly won't rewind back to the start and watch it all again, but you will definitely flick back to some of the action scenes for a long time to come.<br /><br /> It is refreshing to see that the art of quality fight choreography is still being practiced, even if not in Hong Kong, and I would love to see what these guys could do with the budgets, time and respect afforded to the likes of Yuen Woo-ping and Corey Yuen Kuei. If you sit through the first half hour and aren't sent crazy by the atrocious dialogue then you are in for a treat. Bosch is magnificent, and can really bust a move with some magnificent acrobatics, kicks and simple acts of bravery.<br /><br /> If you are fortunate enough to be within 500 miles of a copy, then track it down and watch it. It's not Shakespeare. In fact, it's less articulate than Coolio in `China Strike Force', but you will be impressed with both the moves on display and the pain felt by the stunt team - (I'm pretty sure there's no safe way to land directly on your head, or be forced to head butt a wooden roof by a speeding car!?).<br /><br />