Pretty much everything that comes out of anyone's mouth is LOL-worthy, the CGI is total crap, the dialog about Megalodon is literally lifted word for word from Wikipedia, they re-use the same action shots over and over, and Lorenzo Lamas' character completely disappears out of the movie with no explanation.

Awful film, but awfully entertaining.

Kinda' like an uneven mix of "The Machine Girl" and "Blade Runner", it's still worth a look.

Wolverine never comes across as even remotely badass in this film. He sure cries a lot though, usually while staring upwards into a spinning camera, clutching the body of a dead loved one and screaming "Nooooooo!" (seriously, this happens like three times at least).

The final battle was pretty lame, too. Bad CGI throughout. Wolvie's claws looked really dumb and fake. Vaguely entertaining, this movie is nowhere near as cool as it should have been, which ultimately makes it a disappointment.

For Bruce Lee completists or lovers of cheese only.

A thoroughly enjoyable drama with an explosive battle at its climax.

For all the hype about Michelle Yeoh's scenes being cut from the theatrical cut, I have to say that the (very) brief section with Yeoh at the beginning is silly and was probably better left on the cutting room floor. However, the rest of the footage restored in this cut of "Fearless" adds character depth, longer fights, more detailed dialog and one extra fight scene. Plus the order of the film is switched up so it is all chronological instead of starting at the final fight and then flashing back. All things considered, this is the superior cut of a great film.

While some might bemoan the lack of tons of stunts and Muay Thai (there aren't as many "WOW" moments as in his previous efforts), the variety of unarmed and weapons fighting on display is tremendous. I was especially thrilled to see an extended sequence using the three-section staff during the finale. Jaa clearly put in a ton of work here, but it's a shame the production ran into problems and we are denied an ending to the story.

Here's hoping the sequel rises even higher than the bar set by this film.