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Nov 20, 2020 · A Highland Film Group production, “Jiu Jitsu” opens in select theaters and streaming via video on demand starting Friday, November 20. ... IndieWire will continue to review them whenever possible.
Ultimately, Mickey must endure blood, sweat, and tears with a couple of horrific reversals that prove as shattering as they are tragic. "Born A Champion" amounts to Flanery's unabashed 'love letter' to jiu-jitsu, and director Alex Ranarivelo has fashioned one of the best jiu-jitsu movies ever. 8/10.
Mar 22, 2021 · Jiu Jitsu, the ridiculous action movie featuring Nicolas Cage, is currently streaming on Netflix. This review was published back in November, 2020 when the film was originally released on VOD.
NICOLAS CAGE is back and this time he's got a sword and an alien invasion knocking at his door! The future hangs in the balance as a being from another world returns to Earth to face off against the best warriors the human race has to offer. From special ops soldiers to the best in MMA, this epic battle for the survival of Earth will place humanity on the brink of extinction. An all-star ...
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Based on the comic book of the same name, JIU JITSU centres on an ancient order of expert Jiu Jitsu fighters facing fearsome alien invaders in a battle for Earth. A new Sci-Fi Martial Arts franchise from Dimitri Logothetis, Director/Producer of Kickboxer: Retaliation, starring Nicholas Cage Tony Jaa and Frank Grillo.
Every six years, an ancient order of expert Jiu Jitsu fighters faces a vicious race of alien invaders in a battle for Earth. For thousands of years, the fighters that protect Earth have won… until now. When celebrated war hero Jake Barnes (Alain Moussi) is defeated by Brax, the indomitable leader of the invaders, the future of humanity hangs in the balance. Injured and suffering from amnesia ...
Nov 20, 2020 · Jiu Jitsu. Is “Action Trash,” and That’s Not Necessarily a Bad Thing. The latest martial arts mess from director Dimitri Logothetis ( Kickboxer: Retaliation; Wings of the Dragon) answers a question I have pondered for decades, but never had put to the test: Can an action movie have too much action? Well Jiu Jitsu definitively answers: Yes.
