Lost Phoenix

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This is an ambitious action flick that delivers a potent combination of martial arts, gunplay, and swordplay with some good character development along the way. Actors Eliza Kelley (Layla) and Wan Dral (Isaac) shine as adversaries pitted against each other. Nice to see a subtle respect develop between them. I appreciate that the filmmakers kept the action happening at regular intervals. Nice production values - cinematography and sound. It's great to see an action movie set on the East Coast (Richmond, VA) for a change. Eliza Kelley delivers a standout performance that leaves the male actors scrambling for cover.

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I love this indie action covid movie! After such intense stuff we all went through with covid, it's nice to see some creativity come from it! I thought this was a well done low budget movie, lots to celebrate here. One- a cast that seems very committed to the story and shows up! I thought everyone did a great job. Two- the movie looks really great. You can tell the filmmakers had a lot of vision in how they wanted this film to look. Lastly, and probably my favorite thing about it- the editing! I was so surprised at how tight and sharp this movie is. Would definitely recommend to any indie movie fans looking for some great action.

Lost Phoenix" is a compelling indie action flick that manages to captivate audiences with its engaging storyline. Despite a few continuity hiccups and an abundance of dialogue, the film succeeds in delivering an entertaining experience. While the movie's continuity may falter at times, the strength of its characters and the overall plot compensates for these minor flaws. The action sequences are skillfully choreographed, providing a thrilling spectacle for fans of the genre. Each fight scene contributes to the narrative, showcasing the characters' growth and determination. One notable aspect of "Lost Phoenix" is its character development. The film takes the time to delve into the backgrounds of the protagonists, allowing the audience to connect with their struggles and motivations. This emotional investment adds depth to the story, making the action sequences more impactful. However, the film does rely heavily on dialogue to convey its narrative, which might be a drawback for those seeking a more visually driven experience. Despite these considerations, the entertainment value of "Lost Phoenix" remains high. The well-executed action scenes, coupled with a decent storyline and strong character development, make it a worthwhile watch. The film's flaws are overshadowed by its strengths, making it a standout indie action flick. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew!

I didn't know when I started watching this if it was a Hollywood blockbuster or indie film. It did become clear that it was the later very quick. It's a shame because this film could have been a winner without the big budget. The main actor has alot of charisma and kept me watching but there were just too many scenes with not so good actors that should have been shot again or got another actor. The odd scene maybe but after a while these bad scenes stack up and puts the viewer off. It was a decent enough story and put together quite well, it just needed a bit more editing or removal of some of the dialogue especially as it was from the not so good actors. Not a bad film but the negative points just took over for me anyway.

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This was a pretty good B-Movie action flick.. On the downside, story was a bit muddled and cliched. The caliber of the acting was also uneven, but not too bad. On the positive side there is some decent humor in here. The cinematography is a cut above what you'd expect in a movie like this. Action choreography was also good, and the editing was also excellent keeping everything fast paced in the action sequences. A standout was the guy who plays the main villain. He had a bit of that James Bond-esque style of villainy, and he was also very good in the action scenes. On the whole, although not winning any academy awards, this was an entertaining flick, and I enjoyed it.