Blind Fury 1989/1990 by AverageMansReviews

Blind Fury 1989/1990 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/dismemberment/cutting/stabbing/animal waste/electrocution/burning/animal cruelty/drugs/medical

20 years later: briefly; Nick Parker/Uncle Nick [Rutger Hauer:] a blind Vietnam veteran that was missing, he has come to see an old unit member Frank Deveraux [Terrance O'Quinn/Terry O'Quinn:] he feels responsible for responsible for Parker losing his sight, but now finds himself in a spot of bother with the wrong kind of people, but now Parker has to keep a promise and take Billy Deveraux [Brandon Call:] a young person that has allergies yet is a highly skilled sculptor, so these two go on a little trip to meet this old friend/dad.

Generally speaking : the framework and pacing of this 86 minutes film is good, the storyline, framework and pacing is straightforward it knows what it is going gets on with it.

Action, comedy and art; this film comes from the genre of martial arts mixed with comedy as our lead role  Nick Parker does this clumsy blind man routine that doesn't know what he is doing, but is fully aware of what he is doing that kind of thing and there are a limited amount of occasions where, someone messes around with his food as in because he is blind, he can't see obviously and and finally we have a drop of art; this sculptor and later on we are in this cable cart and for a moment or two the viewers get to see the landscape.

Character developments and performances; broadly speaking on both counts they are good, but let's be honest this film relies on the partnership of Hauer and Call and O'Quinn individually or together Hauer

This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; it is positively entertaining, if you haven't seen it before it is well worth a watch or if there are any Rutger Hauer fans out there that haven't seen this film, well what are you doing sitting there? You should be watching this film instead of reading about it and there is an ongoing sequence underneath the ending credits for while, but not completely the whole ending credits..