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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By MMAfan
Format:DVD
I would probably give this movie 3.5 out of 5 stars, but the DVD features on this set are packed with interesting stuff and there is a lot of it(over 4 hrs to be exact) so I gave the DVD release 4/5 stars. The story and plot is typical for a Hong Kong action movie, good vs evil, or for this one, cops vs crooks. This one is different though in the aspect of using traditional martial arts for the fights. There are tons of action sequences and lots of stunts that looked awesome. If you are an action junkie, I recommend you at least rent this. It stars Jaycee Chan(son of Jackie Chan), Nicholas Tse, Shawn Yue, Wu Jing, and Andy On.
Like I mentioned, the special features on this dvd set are over 4 hrs long. They include a audio commentary on the entire movie from Jaycee Chan, Shawn Yue, Andy On, and Bey Logan. Also are 7 interviews with Benny Chan(20 min.), Jaycee Chan(20 min.), Shawn Yue(30 min.), Wu Jing(30 min), Philip Ng(20 min.), Vincent Sze(20 min.), and Andy On(20 min.), a making of(25 min), Deleted/extended scenes/with commentary(13 min.), Action Sequences Featurette(20 min.), Storyboard comparison(20 min.), and a Gala Premiere featurette(10 min)
Overall, this DVD is worth buying just because there is so much stuff, but if your just looking for a good action movie, Id just rent it and see if you like it enough to be interested in all the extra stuff then go and buy it.
Like I mentioned, the special features on this dvd set are over 4 hrs long. They include a audio commentary on the entire movie from Jaycee Chan, Shawn Yue, Andy On, and Bey Logan. Also are 7 interviews with Benny Chan(20 min.), Jaycee Chan(20 min.), Shawn Yue(30 min.), Wu Jing(30 min), Philip Ng(20 min.), Vincent Sze(20 min.), and Andy On(20 min.), a making of(25 min), Deleted/extended scenes/with commentary(13 min.), Action Sequences Featurette(20 min.), Storyboard comparison(20 min.), and a Gala Premiere featurette(10 min)
Overall, this DVD is worth buying just because there is so much stuff, but if your just looking for a good action movie, Id just rent it and see if you like it enough to be interested in all the extra stuff then go and buy it.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By AMP
VINE™ VOICE
Format:DVD
The Good Things
*Loads of great action. The fight scenes had smashing choreography. Lots of other pursuits, gunfights, and explosions throughout.
*Filming style was pretty good.
*The story was good. Even though it branched off to protray three different protagonists, it was still easy to comprehend.
*Good acting as well. The three main characters were well-developed, memorable, and great to watch.
The Bad Things
*The second half of the movie slowed down quite a bit and became heavily loaded with melodrama (whereas the first half was exciting).
*Overall, it felt a bit long (probably because so much happened).
I was very pleased with this film; it had much more action than I thought it would have. With the big explosive opening and all of the fights that followed, my first thought was that this was like a Chinese version of a "Die Hard" film. Even though the last hour of the movie slowed down a little, it was still great overall. Highly reccomended to anybody who likes martial arts, or action movies in general.
The disc has excellent video and audio quality. It has both English and Chinese audio tracks, and English and Spanish subtitles. Disc one includes a commentary, trailers, and a making-of feature. Disc two includes a bunch of interviews, a bunch of deleted scenes, and more featurettes.
*Loads of great action. The fight scenes had smashing choreography. Lots of other pursuits, gunfights, and explosions throughout.
*Filming style was pretty good.
*The story was good. Even though it branched off to protray three different protagonists, it was still easy to comprehend.
*Good acting as well. The three main characters were well-developed, memorable, and great to watch.
The Bad Things
*The second half of the movie slowed down quite a bit and became heavily loaded with melodrama (whereas the first half was exciting).
*Overall, it felt a bit long (probably because so much happened).
I was very pleased with this film; it had much more action than I thought it would have. With the big explosive opening and all of the fights that followed, my first thought was that this was like a Chinese version of a "Die Hard" film. Even though the last hour of the movie slowed down a little, it was still great overall. Highly reccomended to anybody who likes martial arts, or action movies in general.
The disc has excellent video and audio quality. It has both English and Chinese audio tracks, and English and Spanish subtitles. Disc one includes a commentary, trailers, and a making-of feature. Disc two includes a bunch of interviews, a bunch of deleted scenes, and more featurettes.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Of this movie a reviewer in BEYOND HOLLYWOOD said, "Action, Action and more action". A reviewer in TWITCH said, "Adrenaline pumping". In [...], a reviewer states, "Action Junkies will not be disappointed". A slick action ride, loaded with the next generation of martial arts arts superstar, "INVISIBLE TARGET" is loud, fast, action-packed, adrenaline pumping (and) explosive (Twitch). A renegade cop (Nicholas Tse, The Promise),a young officer (Jaycee Chan, son of Jackie Chan), and a veteran detective (Shawn Yue, Internal Affairs) are thrown together to try to take down Hong Kong's most lethal mercenary gang and their ruthless leader (Jacky Wu Jing, Kill Zone). Starting with a huge explosion on a busy Hong Kong street and ending with a fists-and-bullets showdown that blows the roof off a packed police station, INVISIBLE TARGET delivers on all fronts (KUNG FU CULT CINEMA).
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
eh
started off great ran out of energy about 2/3 thru lousy ending great villian! hard to recommend altho i did like the 1st half and the fighting
Published 6 months ago by jimbo
3.0 out of 5 stars
it was ok
Theres maybe 3 good fight scenes. It tried to be funny. It tried to tell a story and have drama. It was cool to see jacky as the bad guy and his few scenes were the highlight of... Read more
Published 11 months ago by nh83
4.0 out of 5 stars
When the Director Shouted ACTION They Delivered
I thought this movie was pretty good. Lots and lots of explosions, over the top stunts, lots of gun play and martial arts action (Wu Jing is Awesome in the movie both in his... Read more
Published 12 months ago by J Tate
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not Great, but not bad
This film felt similar to the other films directed by Benny Chan(this is a very good thing). The action scenes felt familiar, but not cliche. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Crunchy Toast
4.0 out of 5 stars
"Being human isn't important. Surviving is."
I have to admit, I wouldn't have approached "Invisible Target" were it not for the Dragon Dynasty label. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Mike Sehorn
5.0 out of 5 stars
good movie
This was a lot better than I thought it would be.. good story, good action, good choregaphy for martial arts.
Published 22 months ago by shunter33
4.0 out of 5 stars
DVD RELEASE GETS 4
INVISIBLE TARGET
It is well known that I am a fan of the Dragon Dynasty label; even if they switch things around a little it is still the best chance an American... Read more
It is well known that I am a fan of the Dragon Dynasty label; even if they switch things around a little it is still the best chance an American... Read more
Published on July 25, 2010 by fmwaalex
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Simple Review
If you want Action this one is pretty good. A decent balance between fights. Kind of long and a few good kicks to the face lol You'll know when you see it.(Towards the end)
Published on January 25, 2009 by Chris Martin
4.0 out of 5 stars
on target
This film hits the mark from the opening scene with explosions in a crowded part of the city. As the film's villians are out in force and wreak havoc on the town killing several... Read more
Published on October 19, 2008 by Derrick Jenkins
5.0 out of 5 stars
BUY this!!
I own every Dragon Dynasty title, this is definielty one of my favorite ones, Jacky WU is unstoppable and the fight in the restaurant is crazy!!
Published on September 22, 2008 by Moe Mentum
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