Blind Fury (1989)

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" This is the most idiotic movie I've seen - and entertaining as hell. The actors are awful (except for Hauer), the script is full of brainless stuff, the ending is sugary and the action's clumsiness with the cheap effects and all that reminds me of Cannon Group's Ninja-movies starring Sho Kosugi. So, what's more appropriate than having Mr. Kosugi himself making an appearance at the end of the movie? I know every fan of ninja movies wet themselves when that happens. I got to admit, though, that "

Aprakadabra's Movie Diary - 2013 (141 movies items)

"7.4 Hauer minimaraton #1 Joo eli tarkotuksena kattella muutama Rutger Hauerin elokuva peräkkäin. Tässä ensimäisessä mies sokeutuu Vietnamissa, jonka jälkeen hän sitten suojelee jotain eukkoa ja poikaa pahoilta sediltä. Katana viuhuu ja Hauerin möllötys on aika repeilyttävää."

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"Rutger Hauer stars as blind war vet who gives up the gun & takes up a sword. Now if memory serves me correctly, this movie was based off of a Japanese film about a popular character over there called Zatoichi. I think. I'm not sure. I mean, I could probably look it up, but like Blind Fury & Zatoichi, I too am blind. If that makes you wonder how I'm able to type these comments, well, let's just say that, relying on my heightened instincts, I just let my fingers tap at the keyboards & hope for th"

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"The blind swordsman has to stop the drug dealers and their guns. Trailer at Youtube"

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"Rutger Hauer as a blind swordsman seeking revenge on drug dealers. Trailer at Youtube"

Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary - Year 2011 (713 movies items)

"13.8. 2011 The main character of "Blind Fury" is basically a mix between Rambo and an action hero from some random 80's ninja film. That pretty much explains the film that is clearly one of the weaker ones in Phillip Noyce's career."