Eye for an Eye: The Blind Swordsman

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John L @RT48183476 Jul 14, 2026 Lowkey one of the better martial arts movies I've seen. I realize it's the kid from the Jet Li movies back in the days, the fight scenes go hard, the blind swordsman is an absolute menace, and the cinematography is clean. Story's nothing crazy but it's got enough heart to keep you invested. Definitely worth the watch if you're into badass sword fights. See more Kevronius T @KDoggTheRottenator Jul 4, 2026 I loved everything here. The story, the characters, the action. If Hollywood had this kind of creative energy, they wouldn't be suffering so much. It nagged me a other for dude just to close his eyes to be "blind," though, instead of some inexpensive makeup FX. Outside of that: so good! See more Austin K @CorpseCollage Jan 22, 2026 I honestly wish it was longer, as it moves very quickly for it 1hr 17min run time, but it delivers everywhere else. Awesome choreography, some thought out kills, and engaging characters. As a huge martial arts movie fan, it's definitely getting added in the rotation. See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Aug 24, 2025 In China, a blind swordsman not named Zatoichi is distraced from bounty hunting long enough to become a reluctant hero. Filled with authentic settings and graceful precise fight scenes, Yang’s debut can by lauded for creating emotional clarity and tension. The film does have uneven pacing but anchored by strong character moments with minimal dialogue. It also features many genre tropes. See more Michael K @RT98514706 May 4, 2024 Stunning, well paced, and brimming with pathos See more Steve C @RT19610513 Mar 4, 2024 It was only a matter of time before they made their own Zatoichi ... See more Read all reviews

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