I got to say I loved this film. It fills me full of urges to travel the world to kick fighters in the neck and skull area. Some reviewers are saying it is not up to par with "Ong-Bak" and "Tom Yum Goong", but it's kind of an apple/oranges kind of thing. "Fighter In The Wind" may not have as many fights as those two mentioned, but there is undeniable quality in the fights that are present. It also has an excellent story that has good demension and progression. Man, this dude absorbs enough wounds and punishment through his lifetime that it would make John McClane pee a little.

It is possible that martial artists might dig this flick a little more than non martial artists, but don't quote me on that, just give it a try. To sum up: great fights, great story, and a great movie. Should you have need of a bastard in the near future, holla atcha' boy.