Force: Five" Blu-ray Release: A Martial Arts Spectacle Resembling "The Expendables
A new Blu-ray release of the 1981 film "Force: Five" has been announced, resembling a martial arts version of "The Expendables." The movie features renowned martial arts stars like Joe Lewis, Richard Norton, Benny Urquidez, Amanda Wyss, and Bob Schott, with Robert Clouse, the director of "Enter the Dragon," at the helm. The MVD Rewind Collection is scheduled to release this film on February 24 for retailers.
The plot revolves around a powerful cult on a remote island that has brainwashed the daughter of a U.S. senator. To rescue her, the government enlists a team of martial arts experts known as "Force: Five," led by agent Jim Martin. Each member of the team possesses unique combat skills, ranging from street-fighting to kickboxing. Their mission is to infiltrate the cult's compound, confront its leader, and save the senator's daughter before it's too late.
The film, directed by Robert Clouse, known for his work on Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon" and Jackie Chan's "The Big Brawl," features a diverse cast of martial arts legends, including Joe Lewis, Bong Soo Han, Sonny Barnes, Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, Richard Norton, and Amanda Wyss. This early 1980s martial arts action film is described as entertaining, humorous, and a fun watch by critics like Gene Siskel.
The Blu-ray release includes special features and technical specifications to enhance the viewing experience. Don't miss the chance to experience the action-packed world of "Force: Five" on Blu-ray.