Karate Kid for the very poor

Rating: 5/10 (15 March 2019)

I would not say the movie is glorifying violence but its characters are definitely and I do not know who the bigger psychopath is.
Ryan = (Jake's rival and the main antagonist) the sadistic bully who clearly belongs behind bars and bars.
Or the other people who incite, cheer, incite, and post on the Internet, as well as force each other to hurt each other.
When I was younger I really liked the movie. Because I seem to have only paid attention to the fights now that I am older, do martial arts myself and think better about movies I am very shocked that I liked such a movie and even more that flattened on a strip with a dubious fair ever filmed was allowed to.
I wonder until today why the movie came out in Germany under the name "The Fighters".
In itself, the film is well done great fights, good camera work and everything is just filmed sharp and not so hectic cut. why are everyone in this movie either dumb or unsympathetic assholes?
There are a lot of martial arts movies and series that show both sides of the coin and the really real empty ones from the fights are none of this is the case here.
Why is the whole movie full of inappropriate music?
For a real fighter movie you have to take music to let the blood flow into your veins and it makes you want to move you need metal, rap, hip hop or hard rock.
And not this shallow emo kack that just gives a completely wrong picture.
I'm a little bit offended by the character Max because he does not have that much wit but actually was one of the nice shadows and his obsession to film everything is personally offensive to me in two ways.
The film would have been a lot better if Jean Roqua had been the focus because apart from him there was no really presentable character and Djimon Hounsou is by far the best actor, everyone else deserves the guillotine.
Fighting has consequences, but doing nothing is the worst
My recommendation is Kung Fu Panda