Like and Jean-Claude Van Damme movie it is packed from start to finish with phenomenal moves and tons of action. Always amazes me with how easy he makes martial arts look.
Chris is a common man who entertains to help feed him and a bunch of children. Reminds me a bit of Oliver and Company by Disney in that respect. They steal and they steal from a Mobster. He gets pissed and comes to get it back. In the fight a boy gets shot. Chris will be blamed so he runs. Though not before promising he will return no matter what.
Next we find Chris on a boat and he is deemed a stow away and put into chains to work off his way. The boat he is on falls under attack which lets him get free. He starts attacking those who held him prisoner. Lucky for him the people attacking them will take him with them. Too bad the guy is a liar and a thief. He will convince Chris that the boat back to the U.S. will be there in a couple weeks.
We jump forward six months and find he has now been trained to fight well enough to compete in tournaments. He knows of a tournament that has a prize of a solid gold dragon. That gold is plenty to take care of the kids he had promised to return to. It becomes his quest to get the dragon and return to the children.
He will run into the con artist again who says he will help him on this quest. Once the get to where the dragon is do you think they will include Chris?
It was an excellent movie but then again I do not think I found a Jean-Claude Van Damme film I have disliked. I found myself mesmerized by the various fighting styles from all over the world in this movie.
Today in IMVU I racked my brain a little to think of a Q. I finally came up with Quartz. Then for the life of me I could not think of what to do with quartz. This is what i came up with:
Absolutely stunning floating candles in a bowl. The candles are a glittering rainbow quartz with a realistic flame. They float gently across the brightest blue water.Yes, it is animated!. So soothing. Pull it together with this amazing multicolored steel bowl accented with a tribal silver and quartz design. A must have for any room.
On a side note... I hate depression... I hate chores... and I hate creepy crawlies... This blog is a lovely break from all of that. See you tomorrow with "R"
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