Kickboxer: Vengeance / NF
--A pretty good homage, in modern cinema, to the original. Lots of subtle homages to the original and some decent fight choreography as well. JCVD as a trainer/master is pretty interesting. Bautista as the "new" Tong Po is interesting as the original TP was taller and more menacing but Bautista, IMO, fights more brutal in his style. Interesting they made the play for a more direct illeagal fighting ring with its allowing to happen being tied into a police payoff.

Kung Fu Killer/ NF
--A Donnie Yen star vehicle. A interesting way to begin the movie but basically a handicapped guy self trains into a master of sorts and sets out be the #1 martial artist in the area and thus starts serial killing via kung fu all the top masters. Donnie Yen, now an arrested convict, tries to help the police solve the case via his knowledge of killer.

Ip Man/ NF
--I guess this is some sort of historical film of someone named Ip and his teachings of Wing Chun kung fu. From what I gathered in the first one a town got its fame as the kung fu capital of the world and thus all these masters started setting up their own schools there. A group of outsiders comes to down taking down the masters to prove themselves as the best yet get stopped by Yen's character. I know they have a 2nd and 3rd movie in the series but I am not sure how badly I want to watch the sequels.

Jurassic World / BR
--Got it for $7. I won't say its bad movie but it had its issues with a almost remix of the original feel and then the forced parenting issues with the kids thrown in. Hopefully the improve upon the core elements in the 2nd one.

Mortal Kombat Legacy / BR
--Got it for $5. I kind of like the episodic break down on some of the fighters history in terms of their own personal ties to entering themselves into Mortal Kombat. The action/fighting scenes are great.