This movie is not just average - it writes the book on average. From start to finish there are no surprises, everything goes exactly as expected. The two lead characters are for one purpose. When one is about to get killed the other steps in to save, then vice versa. The girl sent to deceive the hero, as expected, falls in love with him. If the bad guys fail to kill the hero, as expected, hire a Japanese. There are a fair amount of fights and they are all strictly standard, competent, nothing below and nothing above the middle line of average. As usual in martial arts movies the title is not necessarily descriptive of anything in the movie. There is a girl looking for revenge but she is only on screen less than half the time. There is also the matter of a lost treasure map and that plot line takes up more than the revenge plot line. I usually have a beer with my martial arts movies but even a watered down light beer would be too flavorful here. Better to enjoy this movie with toast no butter and a tepid glass of tap water.
