>There were definitely problems with it. Acting/Dialogue
>specifically.

Right, because the best Kung Fu flicks of all time had
stellar acting dialogue

The dialogue and acting were perfectly fine

Visually I thought it was quite well done and
>the STORY in and of itself while a tad cliche was well done
>IMO>

"Cliche?"

You're joking, right?

Its a tribute, throwback film with some awesome wrinkles
added to the classic format of Kung Fu film

There's a black angle, a women's empowerment angle...its
like, the perfect type of throwback

>I have to agree w/you on principle - if another director had
>made it, it would have been a cult classic, rightly, or
>wrongly. - hands down.
>
>I hope they do a sequel tho. I'd like to see more. I think RZA
>can take this farther and do better w/it.

They won't, because white hipsters tore it down because a
"rapper" directed it

This is what Kanye is bitching about, btw

When you're a rapper, you aren't respected as an artist
and even when you do good stuff people invent ways to shit
on your work

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