Fistful of Vengeance (2022) Hindi Dubbed (5.1 DD) & English [Dual Audio] WEB-DL 1080p 720p 480p HD [Netflix Movie]

THE INVERSE REVIEW FISTFUL OF VENGEANCE REVIEW: NETFLIX’S NEW KUNG FU MOVIE IS A WASTED OPPORTUNITY The standalone sequel to Netflix’s Wu Assassins is a waste of everyone’s time. Netflix ERIC FRANCISCO 5 HOURS AGO FOR A MOVIE WITH PLENTY OF KICKS, NETFLIX’S FISTFUL OF VENGEANCE IS LEADFOOTED. The movie has an unenviable task: Continue the story of a TV show few saw in the first place. Fistful of Vengeance is a standalone sequel to 2019’s Wu Assassins, a show Netflix unceremoniously canceled after one season. These low expectations aren’t mitigated in the slightest. The movie, with directing duties helmed by DVD sequel veteran Roel Reiné, fails to break through any of its barriers. Though it’s welcome to know grindhouse kung fu flicks aren’t extinct in the Age of Marvel, it’s a tepid picture that only reinforces the martial arts genre’s subpar standards. What’s most damning, though, is the squandered significance of Fistful of Vengeance’s mostly Asian cast in a critical moment when the community is still in need of heroes. Though billed as a standalone sequel film, Fistful of Vengeance does everything it can to get viewers up to speed on Wu Assassins, a baffling sandbox universe that has superpowers and Asian myths (“Jiangshi,” or Chinese vampires, are just one of many nemeses) co-exist in a modern world.

It barely gets the point across. “Like The Avengers?” a character asks early in the film, sitting poolside at a trendy rooftop club. “Yeah, but Asian,” they’re told. Clever. Fistful of Vengeance A standalone film sequel to the 2019 series Wu Assassins, Fistful of Vengeance reunites its main heroes on a new quest in Bangkok. The movie begins streaming on Netflix on February 17.Netflix Wu Assassins leads Kai (Iko Uwais), Lu Xin (Lewis Tan), and Tommy (Lawrence Kao) return in Fistful of Vengeance, having tracked the murderer of Tommy’s sister to Bangkok. There, the trio are contacted by an enigmatic billionaire, Dr. William Pan (Jason Tobin) and learn of an even bigger scheme to destroy the world. They team up with federal agent Adaku (Pearl Thusi) and local arms dealer Preeya (Francesca Corney) to combine their kicks and save mankind. Amateur editing and poor direction keep Fistful of Vengeance from being the visceral romp it should be. Instead, it’s just dumb. Brainless action doesn’t have to be synonymous with empty-headed carelessness, but Fistful of Vengeance looks slapdash in everything from presentation to storytelling. The script in particular comes across like a teenager’s incoherent penmanship, full of F-bombs and labored exposition in lieu legible arcs and dramatic tension.