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Throw Down (2004)

A former Judo champion is given the chance to redeem himself after he befriends a competitor and an aspiring singer.

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WS W 18 Dec 2010

So weird at the beginning with no traditional story introduction or proper narrative development. Interesting characters' setting with some impressive scenario done (different parties negotiating in the restaurant scene, for example) though. A subtle inspiring message handled way much better & more beautiful than the hardcore spoon-feeding way delivered in To's co-directorial piece < Fat Choi Spirit > back in 2002.

Greg W 26 Jun 2013

The ultimate homage to Akira Kurosawa (his debut being judo movies), Thrown Down is a strange mix of drama, martial arts, and comedy. Three central characters: The main guy, a former judo champion who does nothing but run a failing club and drinks, a young prodigy who wishes to fight him before glaucoma takes his eyesight, and a young woman who wants to be a famous singer. The main drag that slows this movie down is that the plot is quite aimless. Its not a Rocky-esque sports movie, its not a full out martial arts movie (it has very little in it), and the movie's pace can irritate. The characters do not do much for the first hour, but after the main ex-champion's mentor is hospitalized, he changes his ways to fight again. It has decent camera work and acting, but the movie is strange and due to its aimless plot, it doesn't really come together we as a complete movie. Perhaps if it was more like a sports movie or at least a buddy movie, it would have worked better. PS. the competitive gangster boss was hilarious, easily the best character in the movie

Faisal A 17 Sep 2007

A compelling remix of aesthetic showmanship and human movement Bursting with gangsters, gambling and human weakness in general, Johnnie To's Throwdown is so strange and idiosyncratic that it's almost surreal.

Eric N 07 Jan 2013

most movies fall into "shlocky fun fantasy" stuff or else "artsy slow stuff". this isn't either of those. it's a fantastic film, i found it inspiring to me as a human being. one of my favorite Johnnie To movies.

Andre R 02 Jun 2007

This was a greta Jonnie To movie, a tribute to Akira Kurosawa, shot like an old shaw brothers film this movie is one of my favorites, not the other throw down that somehow got into my list Aaron Kwok and Louis Koo have great chemistry together on screen. Altogether a great ensemble cast. Brilliant cinematography, great use of humor, a great story of redemption