Bridge of Dragons (1999)

This is the biggest pile of BS I have ever seen. There is not a single redeemable quality from this movie. Avoid it like the black plague. For example.THE PLOT:Plot,what plot.Some hot Asian chick is going to be marryed off to the villain from Mortal Kombat. And Arnold, oh excuse me Dolph has to help her.THE MUSIC:pretty much nonexistent.THE ACTION:Heart wrenchingly bad. It has the worst final fight of ALL TIME!!! The gunfights consist of bad actors screaming. The martial arts consist of some one punching,then the cameraman having a heart attack as the camera flying all over the place.(oh, and why do all the villains dress up in real,honest-to-God Nazi outfits?God this movie is terrible.)

This movie is sweeter than candy! You may recognize Ruechang as Shang Tsung from mortal kombat and other fine film roles. Dolph Lundgren also truly at peak performance in this masterpiece of action. A perfect example of when the acting is so bad it becomes amazing. You don't quite know slow motion action sequences until you have seen this beautiful collection of fighting. Warning this movie is a cream dream and if you aren't quite up to the challenge you should not attempt to watch it all in one sitting. Grade A effort. Not only does this movie provide you with these gems of action but it also has a story line that only the wisest of writers could form. The movie takes place in an era where the past meets the present, which apparently translates to cheesy renaissance costumes mixed with the weaponry of the 80s. Wow absolute genius!

I've seen several of Lungren's films, and he has the ability to make an entertaining action star. He did some great work in things like "Showdown in Little Tokyo." This, however, is between a poor attempt at making an action film and crap-on-a-stick.The plot is clichéd and not too well done. Lungren is Warchild (WHAT a name!!), a soldier who works for a general who turns out to be evil (played by Cary Hiroyuki-Tagawa, the only decent actor in the whole film). When the living princess (the very attractive but severely untalented Valerie Chow), who is engaged to the general, learns that he killed her parents, she flees, and Warchild is sent to find her. When he finally gets it through his head that the general, who raised him, is evil, he joins the resistance and fights against the general.Lungren pulls off some decent action, making good use of his feet in his fights (he really could do that more, but oh well); his acting is what you'd expect if you've ever seen him before. The gunfights are half decent, half corny. Valerie Chow, I'm sorry to say, could not act her way into a children's theatre, which is a terrible testament to her, considering how lovely of a woman she is.You might watch this if you are either extremely bored, desperate, drunk, or have kids who are old enough to start seeing action films. (there is nothing in this film you could not show a decent-aged kid). Don't approach this thing if you place high value on the use of your brain matter.

Dolph Lundgren does one of his best appearances since Rocky IV. He sparkles in the role as Warchyld, an though soldier who struggles with inner motions when the princess of his country rebels at the evil general Ruechang.The movie is quite entertaining, with an fun ethnic mix. you meet both Chinese, English, American, Spanish and Arabic people. sivil cars and buildings are from the 1930's America, they ride horses and flies helicopters,the evil soldiers have second world war Nazi uniforms and weapons are both old and new. This fictionally country seems interesting too bad the movie don't explain too much about things as name and where this country would be in the real world. Effects such as explosions and choreography are good.if you expect a Dolph movie, you are in for a treat!i could't find a bridge thou, and neither a dragon for that matter...