With the compulsory dramatic intro scene, you immediately get to know the villain of the movie and the younger versions of the Karate Girls. Come again, two Karate girls. Yes, two of them. And both who actually know Karate.
The story is very simple. Yet the director thought it
necessary to explain what Karate should be about in almost every
talking scene. Even in some of the action scenes, there seems to be too
much talking. The action scenes are adequate, but they do look very
choreographed. Sometimes, it's far too slow, and there are too many breaks during
fights. Since the movie's pace is quite slow, it only makes it seem even slower. It surely doesn't help that the movie takes
itself far too seriously. Especially when the acting is really bad. It is
a shame, really, that the director failed to put in some real excitement.
The trailer for this movie looks promising. But like most trailers, they
put in the best scenes from the movie in there.
So in this case, you are
better off watching the trailer.
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