
Reviews — Sakra
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Chris Sawin
_Sakra_ proves to be an enjoyable action movie, though it’s bogged down by a complicated and unnecessary romantic plot that will likely only appeal to dedicated fans of wuxia or people who really like Yen. Yen commands attention on screen and remains impressively skilled in all things related to martial arts, but _Sakra_ suffers from slow pacing, wandering through its narrative between bursts of intense fighting.
MovieGuys
Sakra proves to be an uneven experience. The martial arts action is skillfully presented, though it feels somewhat disconnected and awkwardly inserted into a film that lacks focus and clarity. A flimsy plot, full of gaps, draws from traditional Chinese stories about the Beggars' Clan. Despite the presence of Donnie Yen and other Hong Kong performers, they are unable to overcome the movie’s obvious flaws. Ultim…
terrapong
This latest offering from Donnie Yen proves to be uneven. The fight sequences and martial arts are enjoyable, but the film as a whole lacks excitement and doesn't make much sense. It has the feel of numerous television episodes edited together into a two-hour collection of disconnected moments. The sheer volume of pointless material ultimately detracts from the worthwhile action set pieces, which is regrettable.


