I remember this film from my youth!! what a great homage to the Japanese blind swordsmen tale, and one of Rutger Hauer's most memorable roles!! R.I.P. good SIR!!
@@dannieanonymous8083 yep. Zatoichi is a series (kinda like how james bond has been going on) about a blind swordsman and Zatoichi from 2003 was Beat Takeshis take on the chatacter. Blind Fury was Americas take.
"Blind Fury" is an underrated film. Rutger Hauer was superb in convincingly portraying a blind swordfighter with a delightful comic edge. RIP, sir. 1:12 "I suggest aspirin for that headache. What headache? WHACK!" One of my favorite scenes.
Rutger Hauer Was great in this films (if not all of them) but is so surprising is how well some of the bad guy were thought out and given depth and personally the brothers a good example.
You missed one of the best lines when he’s about to fight a roomful of dudes and the lights go out. One of the dudes is like “it’s dark in here” to which he coldly responds “welcome to my world”
@ I’m surprised you didn’t correct me on the quote from the dude that said “ I can’t see a thing.” I guess us paraphrasers don’t stand a chance against you self appointed UA-cam grammar Nazis
No, you can still to it now a days. Trust me, it works just fine. Not all countries are oversensetive and about to die if you say something they dislike hearing. And even those that are, you can still call a kid a prick. Afterwards you might lose your job, and have to say sorry on country wide televison . But you can still do it ! :P
It's been so long since I last saw this movie! I'd actually forgotten how hilarious it could be. I need to find this gem again. "A little water never hurt anyone." Roy Batty: *smiles in Tears in the Rain*
That man was utterly gorgeous..like an angel had created his face...those sharp cheekbones and beautiful eyes and mane of lovely blond hair...Rutger Hauer to me truly was the single most handsome movie star the world had ever seen. Rutger was a little before my time, but I'd take him and his movies over many I've seen today. I'm very upset that he's gone now....💔
The Rockall Times I see what you mean, ha ha..being blond haired and blue eyed ..the Aryan thing. I'm blonde and blue eyed myself and was subject to "Hitler" comments all the time while @ school!
Rutger Hauer - In the 80s, you didn't need any other excuse to see a film if he was in it. - So great - I wish he'd had more class roles - he was greater than the parts he was given.
A very good and highly underrated actor of his day and his film blind fury might be a cult classic but it's one of my absolute favorite action films of all time he was very very believable as a blind sword fighter and I really loved the scene where he split the old boxer Intuit the waist with the sword when he fell out the window and two pieces. Rest in peace Rucker you were one of my favorites and I think a favorite of many.
@@wojtekczemas9668 thank you man for responding great cast Rutger hauer Terry O'Quinn jt from step by step Meg foster CD Parker TeX Cobb Packard Walsh and an appearance from super ninja sho kosugi great movie period.........
Oh I loved him in nighthawks especially when she used and abused Sally Field look alike then blade runner the hitcher 86 blind side 93 scoring with future Olivia Benson surviving the game with ice t and of course blind fury I miss you Rutger you were the man
Ich liebe Rutger Hauer und diesen Film. Habe ihn vor 30 Jahren das erste Mal darin gesehen. Und mich in Rutger verliebt. Seine wunderbaren blauen Augen und seine ganze Art einfach. Leider habe ich ihn nie persönlich getroffen. Er war einzigartig bis zum Schluss und mein Herz tut heute noch weh, dass er so früh gegangen ist. Seine Filme und sein Andenken werden niemals verloren gehen wie Tränen im Regen. Rip Rutger❤
What a nice, appreciative way to give a brief synopsis on the legendary Rutger Hauer...❤ I, myself, have just recently rediscovered this brilliant, ultra-handsome, funny actor...am trying to watch as many of his films as I have access to... RIP, dear Rutger. Wish you could know how many fans you have.😢❤
Watched this again today, wow still good as ever, I can relate to this as my dad was totally blind from 1977 till he died in 2006,,,,,,it’s so true they may lose sight but develop other senses,,,,my dad knew people by footsteps coming,,,,,amazing, still miss him today xx
suzu.....the gift of "Situational Awareness" seems to be what your father possessed, sad but today people Totally Depend on their phones to tell them what to do, where they are, they have lost their desire/ ability to connect with their surroundings.
Anyone here from the UK? And old enough to remember "the video man"? Ours drove a blue Sierra Estate with the boot full of VHS tapes.. Door 2 Door rental before Blockbuster... This film was one of the gems you'd discover... RIP Rutger, you were a big part of my childhood...
Love this movie, must’ve watched it 50 times growing up. Love Rutgers Hauer. Even when a movie sucked, he made it good. But this wasn’t a sucky movie at all. One of the best Zatoichi movies ever made. And in English at boot!
It's amazing how the same acror played Nick Parker here, a upbeat, smiling, wise cracking blond Zatoichi, and John Ryder, a ruthless, no-nonsense, pcychopath! That without mention his iconic Blade Runner role! One of the finest actors I've seen in my life! If not the finest! Aside from Eddie Van Halen and waffles, the best thing that the Netherlands gave to the world!
I recently got to watch Blind Fury again and it is still a lot of fun. Not all movies age well. This and Bloodsport are my two favourite action movies from my youth.
1:11 My personal favorite. This movie was made when movie makers didn't feel the need to spoon feed the audience. Today, Rutger Hauer would say, "THIS headache." before knocking out the bad guy, or stand over him afterward and say, "THAT headache." I mostly don't watch new movies. I keep going back to the classics. And I have LOTS of time for movies with the late and great Rutger Hauer in them.
This movie is great! Rutger left us to soon,Even though i never knew him,i still feel the loss as if i did.Mr Hauers movies have given me great pleasure in my life.
Dumnezeu sa_l ierte pe Rutger Hauer ! Un actor excepțional și caracter deosebit ! " Furie oarba" l_am văzut prima data pe caseta video, iar de atunci îl revăd de fiecare data cu mare placere ! Este unul dintre filmele mele preferate ! Felicitări pentru aceasta postare !
Wait they still have DVD stores? only places that still sell DVD's are Target, BIG-W and JB HI-FI but they onlysell a few DVD's but i haven't seen a dedicated DVD store in years.
I heard a rumor a while ago. I heard that the lady that wrote the "Interview with a Vampire" book, she had Rutger Hauer in her mind as Lestat. Can you imagine if he was Lestat rather than Tom Cruise??
That would have worked if the movie had been made around when the book was written. He would have been 50 when he made the film based on when the movie came out. Not saying it wouldn't have worked but....hey, we did see him as a vampire in Buffy! :)
Loved this movie when it came out! One of my favorites from such a great character actor in Rutger Hauer. While it's a little cheesy, it's a great watch just because of Mr. Hauer. This is the man that made villains likeable while you still wanted them to lose to the hero. He did this as Roy Batty in "Blade Runner", as well as the villain in the Stallone movie "Night Hawks". He and the late, great Alan Rickman (Hans from "Die Hard") brought the cool to villain roles - peace and blessings to both of these great actors. But "Blind Fury" was a joy to watch.
Watch the van scene (when they are captured) with your eyes closed. Listen to the dialogue between the kid and the blind man, you can thank me later.😂😂
Just watched this movie for the first time I've always seen clips and previews even when I was a kid I never watched it thought it was gonna be stupid I was wrong great movie I'm glad I waited till I was 42 yrs old to finally watch it
I loved this movie! Back when VHS was still a thing and you had to drive to a store to rent movies, I happened across this and grabbed it because Rutger Hauer was on the cover. What a great adventure story!
I have got a movie DVD of Rutger Hauer with Sylvester Stalone in Nighthawks as I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
I've been a Fan of Rutger Hauer every since I saw him in Blade Runner and this action flick from the 80s has some of the funniest lines ever. RIP Nick Fury and Roy Batty we miss you.
This movie was a fun, modern play on Zatoichi Challenged. An old and superb film about a blind japanese swordsman who has a child placed into his care when his mother dies. The entire Zatoichi series is pure gold. Action was always top notch, even f the stories could be a little hamhanded. The actor who played Zatoichi was in fact a hell of a good swordsman. And he was FAST too. Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo was some of the greatest humor I have ever seen in a film xD
And it gets better. Shintaro Katsu was brothers with Tomisaburo Wakyama-the guy from Lone Wolf and Cub. It'd like Arnold and Sly at the height of the 80s were brothers.
Yeah this movie and wanted was one of his best movies I think now he's had great movies so he's been a good guy he's been a bad guy before but I sure like his movies
You left out the best line out of the entire movie. When they have him surrounded and his buddy turns the lights off. "I can't see a thing" ---- RH --"That's where i live"
I always pictured Hauer portraying the protagonist's hero's role in the Dean Koontz book, Lightning (if anyone should ever dare make that into a movie). That book made me fall in love with reading back in the early 90's.
I miss Rutger Hauer. One of those actors that made everything he was in a lot better. RIP
yeah i will always remember that tears in rain scene from blade runner
Truly.
All Miss Rutger! Best actor, best films...
He died? He was amazing in Blade Runner. Rip.
Yeah, Anthony Hopkins is great in this role.
One of the nicest gentleman I ever worked with. Couldn't get through a serious scene without him making me laugh. Miss you Rutger.
I remember this film from my youth!! what a great homage to the Japanese blind swordsmen tale, and one of Rutger Hauer's most memorable roles!! R.I.P. good SIR!!
I have never seen that movie :( - old blind Japanese man
Good movie from the 80s
@@michgingras they're called Zatoichi
@@stephenfurlong4230 so the other one, with Takeshi Kitano...is again another take...on the same 'blind samurai' theme?
@@dannieanonymous8083 yep. Zatoichi is a series (kinda like how james bond has been going on) about a blind swordsman and Zatoichi from 2003 was Beat Takeshis take on the chatacter. Blind Fury was Americas take.
"Blind Fury" is an underrated film. Rutger Hauer was superb in convincingly portraying a blind swordfighter with a delightful comic edge. RIP, sir.
1:12 "I suggest aspirin for that headache. What headache? WHACK!" One of my favorite scenes.
John NY -Agreed! Lord rest his soul.
Frankly Frank ugh, bore off, dude, just bore off.
The only non Shintaro Katsu Zatoichi film to get the character's personality right.
Absolutely agree.
Absolutely agree
Rutger Hauer’s death was and still is a huge huge loss to the silver screen.
I miss him.
I feel in love with Rutger in Lady Hawk.
Rutger is the absolute BEST! The Bowie of films.
I had no idea he was blind. He really WAS a great actor.
This has to be one of THEE most underrated action movies of all time! Rutger Hauer was amazing in this movie.
Well, one of the others must be Ladyhawke then.
@@lockwoan01 I’d agree with you on that one 👍🏼
Hes basically blind deadpool
Salute of the Jugger is his best work. ''' 100 stones. Three times.''
@@lockwoan01 And The Hitcher, though that was more thriller than straight up action.
_"Are you blind?!"_
_"Yeah. What's your excuse?"_
Awesome.
Goes along great with, well well Mr blind man you positively incredible human being give a new meaning to the word handicapped
'Wise man has enough sense getting outta the rain' lol
i crack up every time he says thats
.🤔😑.
laughed so hard
Dutchman Rutger Hauer should have had an Oscar at least fot this brilliant movie. He was one of the best actors ever!!! May he rest in Peace.
He was brilliant in Bladerunner.
RIP Rutger. This is one of my favorite movies.
Jorrie Wimmer never saw this but loved Hauer..RIP...and Terry O’Quinn!
Ушбу филм канкрет ишланган молодец
Киличбек Очилдиев りちりつりふをんぬ
Мой любимый актер,слезы на глазах,прости что на русском!
Crazy his character in blade runner died in the same year in real life... creepy
Rutger Hauer. A guy who was really good at playing rogues and bad guys. RIP
_Hobo With A Shotgun_ is one of my favorites.
@@ruthlessdraculigula1051 He was also good in that fairytale-like Ladyhawke movie (1985).
The Hitcher was his best role. He’s mesmerising..
Roy always.
@@vasiliynkudryavtsev Flesh and Blood man, some of the best sword fights.
"That has more holes then daddy's rubber"
"I didn't know daddy used rubbers"
The 80's were legendary.
Agreed, so many low profile superman even like Hulk, kind a sad todays movie is so overpowered
Rutger Hauer Was great in this films (if not all of them) but is so surprising is how well some of the bad guy were thought out and given depth and personally the brothers a good example.
Great movie sooo underrated rest in peace rutger you made some great films but blind fury was my all time fav
You missed one of the best lines when he’s about to fight a roomful of dudes and the lights go out. One of the dudes is like “it’s dark in here” to which he coldly responds “welcome to my world”
Actually he says "that's where I live".
@ I’m surprised you didn’t correct me on the quote from the dude that said “ I can’t see a thing.”
I guess us paraphrasers don’t stand a chance against you self appointed UA-cam grammar Nazis
I'm from Florida so my favorite of is the Gator scene "LOL Nice Doggy" RIP Rutger Hauer
Rutger Hauer was a total legend, only in the 80s can you call a kid a little prick.
Pretty sure you can still say that today. You little prick.
Before political correctness...................yes.
Lol. Not true. My dad calls me a c**t all the time. 🤣🤣
No, you can still to it now a days. Trust me, it works just fine. Not all countries are oversensetive and about to die if you say something they dislike hearing. And even those that are, you can still call a kid a prick. Afterwards you might lose your job, and have to say sorry on country wide televison . But you can still do it ! :P
@@johnoneill1386 Is your dad Jim Jeffries by chance?
It's been so long since I last saw this movie! I'd actually forgotten how hilarious it could be. I need to find this gem again.
"A little water never hurt anyone."
Roy Batty: *smiles in Tears in the Rain*
He might be blind, "But he's seen things you wouldn't believe" 😉
I "see" what you did there 😎
hahaha this comment is great.
Tannhauser Gate flashbacks Roy?
@@x0rZ15t Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of orion?
Lol " all those moments, will be lost. Like tears in rain"
I'm deeply sadded by passing of RUGTER HAUER death...1944-2019....blind fury is one of my most favorite movie, rest in peace
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dammit.... why was this not in the news?? probably some trump fixated story that kept me from finding out until now..
He was a good one. You don't get them like that now. May He R.I.P.
Cutie 😍
That man was utterly gorgeous..like an angel had created his face...those sharp cheekbones and beautiful eyes and mane of lovely blond hair...Rutger Hauer to me truly was the single most handsome movie star the world had ever seen. Rutger was a little before my time, but I'd take him and his movies over many I've seen today. I'm very upset that he's gone now....💔
The Rockall Times I see what you mean, ha ha..being blond haired and blue eyed ..the Aryan thing. I'm blonde and blue eyed myself and was subject to "Hitler" comments all the time while @ school!
There's clips of his father he certainly didnt inherit his looks from him.
The Rockall Times Yes, he was a beautiful looking man. And they hated that.
@@irishguy13 who's they? Your parents?
john smith his mother looked like him facially but she was brunette...I think. I've only seen one picture of Teunke Mellema (his mom)
I have to admit when he says "Nice doggie", that made me chuckle a bit.
Only in Florida.
I was thinking maybe that’s Elvis, Sonny Crockett’s gator, gone walkabout!
Rutger Hauer - In the 80s, you didn't need any other excuse to see a film if he was in it. - So great - I wish he'd had more class roles - he was greater than the parts he was given.
A very good and highly underrated actor of his day and his film blind fury might be a cult classic but it's one of my absolute favorite action films of all time he was very very believable as a blind sword fighter and I really loved the scene where he split the old boxer Intuit the waist with the sword when he fell out the window and two pieces. Rest in peace Rucker you were one of my favorites and I think a favorite of many.
So many great Rutger Hauer scenes in movies; it's hard to pick a favorite.
Blade Runner, Hitcher, Wanted Dead or Alive, Ladyhawke...
split second?
“I want you to meet someone.”
“Hope he’s nice. Lately everyone has been trying to kill me.”
Rutgers best movie ever RIP Rutger hauer 1944-2019
One of the best movies in general.
@@wojtekczemas9668 thank you man for responding great cast Rutger hauer Terry O'Quinn jt from step by step Meg foster CD Parker TeX Cobb Packard Walsh and an appearance from super ninja sho kosugi great movie period.........
Oh, I'd say Nighthawks was his best
Oh I loved him in nighthawks especially when she used and abused Sally Field look alike then blade runner the hitcher 86 blind side 93 scoring with future Olivia Benson surviving the game with ice t and of course blind fury I miss you Rutger you were the man
Cory Bernstein loved the Hitcher John Ryder ..he was so hot as Ryder ...
"Shit!" "Fuck!" "SHIT FUCK!" LOL I love this movie sooooo much.
The best line was the elevator scene. Shit! Fuck! Shit fuck! Hahahaha. LOVE this movie.
Ich liebe Rutger Hauer und diesen Film. Habe ihn vor 30 Jahren das erste Mal darin gesehen. Und mich in Rutger verliebt. Seine wunderbaren blauen Augen und seine ganze Art einfach. Leider habe ich ihn nie persönlich getroffen. Er war einzigartig bis zum Schluss und mein Herz tut heute noch weh, dass er so früh gegangen ist. Seine Filme und sein Andenken werden niemals verloren gehen wie Tränen im Regen. Rip Rutger❤
What a nice, appreciative way to give a brief synopsis on the legendary Rutger Hauer...❤ I, myself, have just recently rediscovered this brilliant, ultra-handsome, funny actor...am trying to watch as many of his films as I have access to... RIP, dear Rutger. Wish you could know how many fans you have.😢❤
Watched this again today, wow still good as ever, I can relate to this as my dad was totally blind from 1977 till he died in 2006,,,,,,it’s so true they may lose sight but develop other senses,,,,my dad knew people by footsteps coming,,,,,amazing, still miss him today xx
.., y ni
suzu.....the gift of "Situational Awareness" seems to be what your father possessed, sad but today people Totally Depend on their phones to tell them what to do, where they are, they have lost their desire/ ability to connect with their surroundings.
LOL. All the C-listers in this movie..... I love it.
I can't believe that an 80's movie had 70's gunfire sounds, but heck, they were on a budget.
I loved this movie. Never took itself seriously, funny with plenty of action.
I loved this movie. He was also awesome in Bladerunner. RIP Rutger.
I miss this guy. He was a very good actor.
'Hahaha, nice doggie' 🤣👌
This dude was underrated and under utilised, RIP Boss 🤝 🍻
how only Rutger Hauer can, ,..he always brings that something extra to a movie. R.I.P.
アンドロイドや人間離れした殺人鬼、気のいい酔いどれ、ショットガンで悪に立ち向かう老人、これだけいろんな役が出来る素晴らしい俳優さん出した。
Also a policeman, who lives only on coffee and chocolate in "Split second".
"I've seen things you people...oops, never mind."
Classic.
Decent reference, little f***** up but still funny😂
THAT'S FUNNY!
I was wondering where I recognized him from thanks
he would laugh lol
Anyone here from the UK? And old enough to remember "the video man"?
Ours drove a blue Sierra Estate with the boot full of VHS tapes.. Door 2 Door rental before Blockbuster... This film was one of the gems you'd discover... RIP Rutger, you were a big part of my childhood...
Rutger Hauer was also excellent as Captain Navarre in Ladyhawke with Michelle Pfeiffer
Love this movie, must’ve watched it 50 times growing up. Love Rutgers Hauer. Even when a movie sucked, he made it good. But this wasn’t a sucky movie at all. One of the best Zatoichi movies ever made. And in English at boot!
It's amazing how the same acror played Nick Parker here, a upbeat, smiling, wise cracking blond Zatoichi, and John Ryder, a ruthless, no-nonsense, pcychopath! That without mention his iconic Blade Runner role! One of the finest actors I've seen in my life! If not the finest! Aside from Eddie Van Halen and waffles, the best thing that the Netherlands gave to the world!
In these days they made good movies, this is one bests about Rutger Hauer's movies
I remember seeing this in the theater. Laughed the whole time, fun movie.
The Best Movie of Rutger Hauer.
I recently got to watch Blind Fury again and it is still a lot of fun. Not all movies age well. This and Bloodsport are my two favourite action movies from my youth.
1:11 My personal favorite.
This movie was made when movie makers didn't feel the need to spoon feed the audience. Today, Rutger Hauer would say, "THIS headache." before knocking out the bad guy, or stand over him afterward and say, "THAT headache." I mostly don't watch new movies. I keep going back to the classics. And I have LOTS of time for movies with the late and great Rutger Hauer in them.
This movie is great! Rutger left us to soon,Even though i never knew him,i still feel the loss as if i did.Mr Hauers movies have given me great pleasure in my life.
He was incredible in Ladyhawk.
RIP Rutger and thank you for sharing your talents with us!
At an old second run theater, I had a choice between Always and Blind Fury. One of the best times I had for a dollar.
with a title as bonkers as "Blind Fury," why would you ever not picking it?
Rudger H, the best actor of all times, and never will be such actor again on earth!!!
"God damn! That thing's got more holes than my daddy's rubber! Whooo!!"
"Didn't know daddy wore a rubber!"
I love these ancient movies!!
I suggest aspirin for that headache!! 😂😂😂
What headache?
Love that scene.
This scene is priceless. LOL.
I love the part with the Alligator Nice doggy!
This movie was awesome!...and don't forget Split Second....another underrated gem!
"Now, we're gonna get...bigger guns."
We’ll always remember you on some of your memorable films Rutger Hauer. 1944/2019 (RIP)
Dumnezeu sa_l ierte pe Rutger Hauer ! Un actor excepțional și caracter deosebit ! " Furie oarba" l_am văzut prima data pe caseta video, iar de atunci îl revăd de fiecare data cu mare placere ! Este unul dintre filmele mele preferate ! Felicitări pentru aceasta postare !
Note to self. Find Blind Fury at my nearest DVD store.
Wait they still have DVD stores? only places that still sell DVD's are Target, BIG-W and JB HI-FI but they onlysell a few DVD's but i haven't seen a dedicated DVD store in years.
it was released on blu-ray
Nearest FYE store.
You could try blockbusters.
@@saul.newman I thought they were extinct except for one in Oregon.
I work at a blind school and Rutger does a good imitation if you're not too nit-picky.
Missed out the restaurant scene. "Give me the purse, gringo." "Are you sure it matches your dress?"
gimmie the purse \\ oh whats going on ..whoops
It's a little mild for me got anything more Macho!
Yes thanks for reminding me,that was a great scene. I liked the hot sauce.🤗😮🤐😮🤗
Of all the movies I could have rented, I specifically chose Blind Fury on my 23rd birthday. RIP Mr. Hauer
RIP Rutger Hauer! Legendary actor!
I remember watching this movie during a 2 hour break when I was in college. They don't make films this good anymore.
I heard a rumor a while ago. I heard that the lady that wrote the "Interview with a Vampire" book, she had Rutger Hauer in her mind as Lestat. Can you imagine if he was Lestat rather than Tom Cruise??
That would have worked if the movie had been made around when the book was written. He would have been 50 when he made the film based on when the movie came out. Not saying it wouldn't have worked but....hey, we did see him as a vampire in Buffy! :)
I'd have watched it had Rutger been Lestat...as I cannot stand Titchy Tom Thumb, I never bothered watching IWAV.
Christopher Walken, always played and absolutely superb bad guy.
@@JnEricsonx Peewee Herman also.
@@Rattus-Norvegicus they wanted Rutger to play Peewee or Peewee to play a vampire?
"are you blind or what" "yea i im whats your excuse" had be cracking up
" Nice Doggy" said to an alligator, love this movie 😎
RIP RUTGAR HAUER, ONE OF MY CHILDHOOD FAVORITES
Loved this movie when it came out! One of my favorites from such a great character actor in Rutger Hauer. While it's a little cheesy, it's a great watch just because of Mr. Hauer. This is the man that made villains likeable while you still wanted them to lose to the hero. He did this as Roy Batty in "Blade Runner", as well as the villain in the Stallone movie "Night Hawks". He and the late, great Alan Rickman (Hans from "Die Hard") brought the cool to villain roles - peace and blessings to both of these great actors. But "Blind Fury" was a joy to watch.
To be honest.. I hated Deckard and loved Batty..although I kinda hate it when Tyrell gets his eyes gouged..
Watch the van scene (when they are captured) with your eyes closed. Listen to the dialogue between the kid and the blind man, you can thank me later.😂😂
this movie was in my usual rotation of films as a kid, fond memories
the one liners in this movie tho lol
i remember me and my friends watching it
"shit! fuck! shitfuck!" haha
I've seen this movie 100 times in my youth and its definitely a comedy more than anything else. Like Big Trouble in Little China.
Just watched this movie for the first time I've always seen clips and previews even when I was a kid I never watched it thought it was gonna be stupid I was wrong great movie I'm glad I waited till I was 42 yrs old to finally watch it
I loved this movie! Back when VHS was still a thing and you had to drive to a store to rent movies, I happened across this and grabbed it because Rutger Hauer was on the cover. What a great adventure story!
I love this movie. Great action and great humor as well.
Awesome film. I loved it. Rutger Hauer was amazing.
I've this pearl of a movie three times. Its magic is in combining humor and action so that it's not a comedy. Take heed, Johnny Wick!
I have got a movie DVD of Rutger Hauer with Sylvester Stalone in Nighthawks as I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
I've been a Fan of Rutger Hauer every since I saw him in Blade Runner and this action flick from the 80s has some of the funniest lines ever. RIP Nick Fury and Roy Batty we miss you.
This movie feels strangely modern.
3:05 The only thing this blind man can't pull off is a laugh 🤣
"A strong man is never afraid to die." Back when movies could write strength and compassion in the same character.
@Alexander Smith you heard correct.
He said is not afraid to cry
The kid screams to the blind man to LOOK OUT while he's driving. 😂 0:05.
RIP Rutger Hauer! Great and underrated movie.
Use to watch this on video tape back in the late 90s as a child awesome film!
Now I remember why I wanted a sword cane when I was younger.
Always
I have one...I'm literally living the dream.
Also Zatoichi.
either this or predator 2
I have this movie , and I have watched it at least a dozen times . It is great 👍.
This movie was a fun, modern play on Zatoichi Challenged. An old and superb film about a blind japanese swordsman who has a child placed into his care when his mother dies.
The entire Zatoichi series is pure gold. Action was always top notch, even f the stories could be a little hamhanded. The actor who played Zatoichi was in fact a hell of a good swordsman. And he was FAST too.
Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo was some of the greatest humor I have ever seen in a film xD
And it gets better. Shintaro Katsu was brothers with Tomisaburo Wakyama-the guy from Lone Wolf and Cub. It'd like Arnold and Sly at the height of the 80s were brothers.
Yeah this movie and wanted was one of his best movies I think now he's had great movies so he's been a good guy he's been a bad guy before but I sure like his movies
This is one of the best movies ever made.
Rutger the best actor in the world
I agree.
This movie is epic! R.I.P. Dutchman
Rutger Hauer.... R.I.P 💔💔
I love how it plays a lot of scenes from the trailer, then it plays the trailer after
You left out the best line out of the entire movie. When they have him surrounded and his buddy turns the lights off. "I can't see a thing" ---- RH --"That's where i live"
"A strong man is never afraid of crying" ,that made me cry.
Love this movie and a big fan
I always pictured Hauer portraying the protagonist's hero's role in the Dean Koontz book, Lightning (if anyone should ever dare make that into a movie).
That book made me fall in love with reading back in the early 90's.
I need to watch this movie again.
Damn I miss the quality of these old movies. Much better than todays hogwash.
RIP my old hero. 2019