Fist of the North Star

19951995
K-18K-18
1h 43min

3.9/10

Action Fantasy Sci-Fi

Based on a graphic novel, this apocalyptic adventure centers on a man who must reverse the cataclysmic conditions of his world.Based on a graphic novel, this apocalyptic adventure centers on a man who must reverse the cataclysmic conditions of his world.Based on a graphic novel, this apocalyptic adventure centers on a man who must reverse the cataclysmic conditions of his world.

3.9/10

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Director
- Tony Randel
Writers
- Buronson(characters from the graphic novels "Hokuto No Ken")
- Tetsuo Hara(characters from the graphic novels "Hokuto No Ken")
- Peter Atkins
Stars

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Fist of the North Star (1995)

Gary Daniels in Fist of the North Star (1995)

Isako Washio in Fist of the North Star (1995)

Director
- Tony Randel
Writers
- Buronson(characters from the graphic novels "Hokuto No Ken")
- Tetsuo Hara(characters from the graphic novels "Hokuto No Ken")
- Peter Atkins
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Based on a graphic novel, this apocalyptic adventure centers on a man who must reverse the cataclysmic conditions of his world.

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Taglines
- A Legendary Warrior Battles Against The Forces Of Evil.
Genres
Certificate
- K-18
Parents guide

Trivia
The Japanese dubbed version used the original voice actors from the 1980s anime series.

Goofs
When Kenshiro is visited by his father in the shape of the zombie, you can see a bit of the zombie-actor's right arm under the zombie costume.

Quotes
Jackal: Welcome to the future.

Connections
Featured in Video Buck: El puño de la estrella del norte (2017)

Soundtracks
A Thousand Lies
Written by Robb Flynn, Logan Mader, Adam Duce & Chris Kontos
Performed by Machine Head
Courtesy of Roadrunner Records, Inc.

Top review

based on one of the classic manga series in Japan history back in early 80's

I literally grew up reading Fist of the North Star as a kid and to tell the truth, I was upset that they even tried to make a real movie out of it. I would like to answer some of the quetions from previous messages. Someone mentioned there aren't many martial art moves in the movie. Well... In original manga, every fight ends in 1-2 moves since either Ken is WAY TOO strong or the opponent is stronger. And yes, characters have Japanese names, but in manga, they DO look like white people.

Overall, the movie itself is not something to watch and the ONLY reason why I even bothered to hunt down this rare movie was because I was the biggest Fist of North Star manga fan about 15 years ago.

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