"The Way of the Warrior"

[whosdamike]

I got an invite for a pre-screening for The Warrior's Way, formerly known as The Laundry Warrior.

I'd never even heard of this film before, but here's the description:

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[hymnia]

That reminds me of Rurouni Kenshin looks really good. Unfortunately, I'm no where near San Fernando Valley.

[generic_geek29]

That looks like a really movie, why isn't this in theaters instead of the standard crud? I'd see it in a heartbeat, twice if it's as good ass it looks.

[generic_geek29]

Just looked it up on Wikipedia, why are all the white supporting character's listed before the Korean lead? What the heck!

[whosdamike]

Yeah I noticed that, too. It's the same order as the IMDB listing. :\

The movie's supposed to come out in 2010 but the release date keeps changing. August was the last date that was heard for it, but it's not listed on the docket at any site that shows movies releasing that month.

[generic_geek29]

I was really confused by that, I was afraid it was independent. I really hope it gets a release date, maybe at the same time as Airbender?

[blindwebster]

:O :O :O !

That looks insane! Really surreal.

Reminds me a bit of Lone Wolf and Cub, except for the cowboys of course.

[ambrmerlinus]

... "The Laundry Warrior"?

[amredthelector]

For a couple of seconds in the trailer you can see him at an ironing board, and he slams down an iron... so I think part of the story might be that he goes to the Old West and is a tailor/laundry man until he past catches up to him or something like that? Actually kind of makes sense - I think that was one of the "typical" jobs for Asian immigrants during that time period. But I'm glad they changed the title, "Laundry Warrior"... honestly makes me think of a Jackie Chan family film.

[ambrmerlinus]

I'm glad they changed the title, "Laundry Warrior"... honestly makes me think of a Jackie Chan family film.

Same here. Makes it sound like a comedy.