The Little Dragons

About This Movie

So, 'The Little Dragons' is a bit of a mixed bag but it has its charm, you know? The action sequences have that gritty feel typical of late 70s and early 80s martial arts flicks, though they're not exactly flawless. The comedic moments hit and miss, but they somehow balance the more intense scenes, giving it a family-friendly vibe. The premise is pretty out there — karate experts going up against a deranged mom and her equally wacky sons. It’s distinct for how it combines those light-hearted moments with some genuinely absurd situations. The performances are varied, some actors really lean into their roles while others seem a bit lost, but that just adds to the film's oddball appeal. Overall, it's definitely got a quirky atmosphere that sets it apart from other action-comedies of its time.

Interesting take on family dynamics in a martial arts setting. · Pacing can feel uneven, but that’s part of its charm. · Not much known about the director, which adds a layer of intrigue.