A Fighter's Blues

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May 7, 2010 Competent filmmaker Daniel Lee moves mainly below the radar outside his native Hong Kong, which is a shame really, since he quite reliably manages to combine commercial appeal with strong plotlines and meaningful content. A Fighter's Blues is a fine example in which Lee also makes Andy Lau perform like a real method actor, an achievment only Wong Kar Wai has been able to reach previously. And it sure is a real treat to witness Lau shed his loveable tough guy persona along with the old fake Ray Bans, for a psychologically believable character study of a man coming to terms with his past. The muay thai theme is merely an irrelevant diversion here, a bait to lure in fans of the sport perhaps, but for benevolence sake Lee makes sure to insert some great Rocky-moments at the end. See more Dec 7, 2009 Not great Muay Thai, but a nice story - and Tokiwa Takako! :) See more Mar 19, 2008 i dun wanna watch andy died in the films See more Feb 25, 2008 Real touching movie I cry when I watch it Andy You the BEST See more Dec 30, 2007 my idol and so touchable film.. See more Oct 22, 2007 The 100th film of Andy Lau See more Read all reviews

A Fighter's Blues

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