Making his debut as a big-screen director and leading man, RZA-alongside a stellar international cast led by Russell Crowe and Lucy Liu-tells the epic story of warriors, assassins and a lone outsider hero in nineteenth-century China who must unite to destroy the clan traitor who would destroy them all. Since his arrival in China's Jungle Village, the town's blacksmith (RZA) has been forced by radical tribal factions to create elaborate tools of destruction. When the clans' brewing war boils over, the stranger channels an ancient energy to transform himself into a human weapon. As he fights alongside iconic heroes and against soulless villains, one man must harness this power to become savior of his adopted people. -- (C) Universal
Release Date The Man With the Iron Fists Nov 2, 2012 Wide
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Actors For The Man With the Iron Fists

Russell Crowe,Lucy Liu,RZA,Cung Le,Byron Mann,Rick Yune,David Bautista,Daniel Wu,Osric Chau,Darren Scott,Jamie Chung,Zhu Zhu,Gordon Liu,Andrew Ng,Kuan Tai Chen,Xue Jing Yao,Telly Liu,Dong Wenjun,Zhan De Re,Lu Kai

Genres The Man With the Iron Fists : Action & Adventure

Visitor Ranting & Critics For The Man With the Iron Fists

User Ranting The Man With the Iron Fists : 3
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User Count Like for The Man With the Iron Fists : 45,222
All Critics Ranting For The Man With the Iron Fists : 5
All Critics Count For The Man With the Iron Fists : 84
All Critics Percentage For The Man With the Iron Fists : 49 %

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Movie Overview For The Man With the Iron Fists
In feudal China, a blacksmith who makes weapons for a small village is put in the position where he must defend himself and his fellow villagers.

TagLine The Man With the Iron Fists

Seven clans, a fortune in gold. Let the battle begin.
Trailer For The Man With the Iron Fists

Review For The Man With the Iron Fists

As befits a Tarantino-endorsed production, the anachronisms, one-liners and clashing acting styles are ostensibly part of the fun, but both the martial arts and the slightly dull narrative patchwork are too choppily edited to gain much of a foothold.
Ben Kenigsberg-Time Out New York

Lunatic, slipshod, absurdly violent, horribly acted, and borderline incomprehensible.
Ty Burr-Boston Globe

There's little happening here except slavish imitation and embarrassing hackwork.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star

If Iron Fists is sometimes badly made, it is refreshingly badly made.
Nick Pinkerton-Village Voice

The blood spurts, the knives shoot out, and the fists fly - but The Man with the Iron Fists never takes off.
Alonso Duralde-The Wrap

"The Man With the Iron Fists" is the type of movie that feels like you are always coming in half-way through, even if you watch it from the beginning. As an exercise in genre, this is the highest compliment.
Jordan Hoffman-Film.com

The Man with the Iron Fists is an off-balanced and bloated martial arts film that barely gets by on its gorgeous set design.
Jeremy Lebens-We Got This Covered

When you team with Eli Roth, who has the writing talent of a sociopathic thirteen year old boy on Ritalin, what can you possibly expect but swill?
Felix Vasquez Jr.-Cinema Crazed

A scrappily authentic and entertainingly bloody tribute to old-school chopsocky films and taken purely on those terms, there's not a lot to complain about.
Alistair Harkness-Scotsman

The movie is undeniably colorful and action-packed, and gorier than a slaughterhouse floor. But something's missing.
Rob Gonsalves-eFilmCritic.com

The violence is extreme and preposterous, the fights ingeniously choreographed, the producer Tarantino (his actual credit is "presents").
Philip French-Observer [UK]

The fists, feet and digital blood go flying in this enjoyable, frenetic, largely forgettable chop-socky extravaganza about, well, about a man with iron fists who gets into lots of fights.
Jim Schembri-3AW

One is occasionally infuriated by the archness of the exercise. But there is a charming innocence to Fists' faith in the values of 1970s cross-cultural exploitation.
Donald Clarke-Irish Times

A vacuous but fun exercise in chop-sock style over substance.
David Michael Brown-Empire Magazine Australasia

Given the talent on board, this registers as a disappointment, but even with the clunky dialogue and subpar fight scenes, it's watchable fun.
Stephen Lambrechts-FILMINK (Australia)

Predictably, this kind of gleeful fanboy excess yields diminishing returns. RZA hasn't much sense of storytelling rhythm, and lacks Tarantino's gift for turning adolescent obsessions into something uniquely personal.
Jake Wilson-The Age (Australia)

It's so over the top that I just thought it was a hoot.
Margaret Pomeranz-At the Movies (Australia)

Thank goodness for Russell Crowe who gives a sardonic, who-gives-a-damn performance as one of the good guys.
David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia)

The Man with the Iron Fists is as limp as last week's wet noodles.
Russell Edwards-sbs.com.au

Rapper-turned-actor-turned-filmmaker RZA is clearly influenced by cohorts Quentin Tarantino and Eli Roth as he indulges in this crazed pastiche of 1970s kung fu action romps.
Rich Cline-Contactmusic.com

Self-defeatingly "Tarantino-esque".
Charlotte O'Sullivan-This is London

A one-note pastiche featuring impressive wire-fu, bloody mayhem and CGI mutilation.
Alan Jones-Radio Times

The Man With The Iron Fists definitely isn't the most polished first effort. But if you approach it as a sloppy, OTT martial arts outing, you'll find the fun.
James White-SFX Magazine

As long as you accept some magnificently bad dialogue, this is silly, fun and ludicrous beyond belief.
Alex Zane-Sun Online

Psychopaths will love it.
Christopher Tookey-Daily Mail [UK]

It's leaden, boorish and dull.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]