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title: "Bloodfist V: Human Target"
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# Bloodfist V: Human Target

**Brand:** new horizons
**Price:** 59557₫
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## Description

Don &quot;The Dragon&quot; Wilson struggles to regain his memory, not knowing who to trust, or even which side he&apos;s fighting on.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Targeting the Movie
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2010*

That's it, Don - I'm done. You've suckered me into your movies one too many times with promises of decency and competence. Yes, I'll say this again after I've indulged in another one of your subpar martial arts outings, but for at least the next month or so, I'm done! Like countless ones that came before and after it, "Bloodfist V" is an exercise in mediocrity. It takes a lot for a lover of B-movies to say this, but "Human Target" really isn't worth much: while it's consistent with Wilson's typical output and thus will probably go over reasonably well with fans, it's well below the standards of typical kickboxing fare and, despite the ravings of martial arts subscriptions printed on the cover, Don remains miles behind other action regulars. Get this one to fulfill that minor dream match-up of the Dragon vs. Steve James, but other than that, don't bother taking the chance.The story: when undercover NSA agent Jim Stanton (Wilson, 

  
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   series) is shot and left amnesic, he must - with the aid of an unsuspecting prostitute bought into the situation (Denice Duff, 

  
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  ) - unravel a web of lies and deceit involving corrupt government officials and the Chinese mafia to rediscover who he was.Prior to buying this film, I had read of its action content being described as Hong Kong-esque and significantly superior to that of Don's previous films. While quality remains in the eye of the beholder, I contend that most of the eight hand-to-hand battles don't succeed in rising beyond abysmal in my book. The persistent problem with the vast majority of Wilson's fight scenes is that they're filmed at very close quarters - too close for the effectiveness of the choreography to register. You simply can't film a kick-filled karate fight as you would something out of the 

  
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   movies: it always ends up looking extremely claustrophobic and sloppy. Thus, even the two potentially promising brawls between Don and Steve James (

  
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   trilogy) come off as extremely disappointing - a crime that choreographer Art Camacho should be sentenced for.Even with sound, consistent production values in place, the movie doesn't really get interesting until the half-hour or so. Sure, we get to see a pre-amnesia Don sporting elbow-length hair during the first three minutes, but for the majority of the film's duration, its detective-thriller connotations aren't backed up very well and nothing much happens before Don makes the inevitable discovery of his past and goes to jail. What happens afterwards is worth watching in an if-there's-nothing-better-on sort of way, but kudos to you if you last that long. Pretty much all that you have to look forward to throughout the film is Denice Duff's performance, the quality of which surpasses that of the script she needs to act. 

  
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  -regular Don Stark makes a short-lived appearance as a top NSA guy, and lifetime supporting actor Michael Yama makes a very generic villain. Emmy-nominee Sharon Lawrence (

  
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  ) plays a store clerk who doesn't even have a name. As always, Don tries hard but blunders. Altogether, Very few people here are worth watching.Even I give Don Wilson and his directors props for not giving up no matter how bad the films got, but it's a bit disappointing that even after at least a dozen films, they haven't refined his style at all for the better. It's reassuring that better examples of his on-screen prowess exist out there, but don't be tempted by this one; buying a "Karate Fighters" toy set is more fulfilling than this film.

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    Five Stars
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015*

Nice Wilson movie, great addition to my collection, well done job by seller.

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    Four Stars
  

*by T***S on Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2015*

very good

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