spiced up with moments of crude humor and extreme violence, the screenplay disintegrates as the plot careens forward with ever more inexplicable turns. Bleeding Steel is hardly groundbreaking
it is not just the premise of the story that fails to convince. The design of the film, from the costumes to the set, is so nonsensical that it becomes unintentionally funny
hardly even B-rate science-fiction and severely lacking in his signature daredevil action, 'Bleeding Steel' is best - and probably only - appreciated as Jackie Chan's foray into new genre territory
by Yip Wai Yee [The Straits Times (Singapore) ]
