The Man With The Iron Fist

[tekunique]

its funny Iron Fists performed better domestically than "Killing Them Softly" which had the same $15mil budget but has more star power like Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta & James Gandolfini. Iron Fists ended its domestic run with $15,634,090 while Killing Them Softly raked in $14,920,041. RZA's directorial debut also beat another film with the same budget and again with more star presence like Christopher Walken, Woody Harrelson & Colin Farrell in "Seven Psychopaths" this time beating out both domestic & international box office with Iron Fists ending its worldwide tally with $19,451,808 while 7 Phychos pullied in $16,189,164.

sources below :

IRON FISTS
KILLING THEM SOFTLY
SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS

[duotone]

so bottomline - it was a success

[CuzinBilly]

i wouldn't call dat figure final still hasn't dropped in some countries

[pyrex visionist]

[Reiko]

dunno if it was already posted, man from Poland won RZA contest for remix

[mAlAkAz]

^^not feeling that one i liked this one better

https://soundcloud.com/autofish/meth...built-for-this

[DUMBO]

its funny Iron Fists performed better domestically than "Killing Them Softly" which had the same $15mil budget but has more star power like Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta & James Gandolfini. Iron Fists ended its domestic run with $15,634,090 while Killing Them Softly raked in $14,920,041. RZA's directorial debut also beat another film with the same budget and again with more star presence like Christopher Walken, Woody Harrelson & Colin Farrell in "Seven Psychopaths" this time beating out both domestic & international box office with Iron Fists ending its worldwide tally with $19,451,808 while 7 Phychos pullied in $16,189,164.

sources below :

IRON FISTS
KILLING THEM SOFTLY
SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS

This is interesting. Those were great flicks... I'm surprised they didn't pull more.

[Sky Blue Bally Kid]

Finally watched, enjoyed it overall. They did a hell of a lot for the budget to be fair!

Good
-Storyline
-Fight scenes
-Lucy Liu/Russell Crowe performances

Bad
-RZA probably gave the most emotionless performance in the history of cinema
-The gore parts made the film look cheap
-The flashback sequence was maybe a bit self-indulgent on RZA's part

That was one cringe worthy credits scene also, hope they don't make a sequel if that's what it will be based on! Great effort for a directorial debut though overall

Bong...

[CuzinBilly]

i never seen the end credit scene, is dat in the credits to the theatrical version?

[brock]

s

Bad
-RZA probably gave the most emotionless performance in the history of cinema

hmmmmm I beg to differ.

[tekunique]

-RZA probably gave the most emotionless performance in the history of cinema

wrong. that nom and award goes to Nas on Belly.....

[Sky Blue Bally Kid]

hmmmmm I beg to differ.

wrong. that nom and award goes to Nas on Belly.....

C'mon sons! It took *SPOILER* RZA getting both his arms cut off to finally display some emotion!

[tekunique]

C'mon sons! It took *SPOILER* RZA getting both his arms cut off to finally display some emotion!

LMAO i cant front on that one haha tho his character was supposed to be that way as he studied in the shaolin temple and taught by the godz the way to control his Chi one must control their inner emotions.. the area i would critique RZA on was his narration.. it was better on my 2nd viewing, but still comes off like he's trying too hard..

[Kutman]

[Drunken Monk]

lol