Cool idea. Coulda been a bit less boring.

A deeply sinister undercurrent runs through this film which has powerful performances from Bronson and Vincent. A believable vision of an ageing hitman with some increadibly dark moments to the film. Excellent characterisation and with moments of real pathos. Catch it if you can.

Enjoyed the ending, other than that, not too exciting.

Charles Bronson plays a different, unusual character. Bronson is very good in this film. The movie is dated and the story overall does not quite work. Overall there are some interesting ideas but the only interesting character in the movie is the lead one.

Agreed with dst7175 the ending was great.

Straight-ahead, unpretentious Charles Bronson action movie. It has a simple point-to-point sort of sensibility that's unexpectedly becoming. The ending is especially good

A decent movie. The ending was particularly nice.

First ten minutes of this film has practically no dialogue. Enjoyed it. Charles Bronson on top form and a fresh faced Jan Michael Vincent. So much better than the remake.

A classic story of an old master taking on a young pupil, only in the context of being a professional assassin, not kung fu! Jan Michael Vincent does a competent job as the prospective young hitman, but of course, it's the great Charlie Bronson as the aged killer that steals and carries the show. Sadly, most of the kills are nothing special, and the ending is tediously predictable. But as with other films, a decent premise and average script turns into an exciting flick with Bronson's presence.

Everything you expect it to be and nothing more. Apparently they're remaking it, how exciting.

"Now I'm going down to Emmett's Fix-It-Shop...to fix Emmett."

No frills actioner from the 70's starring Bronson as a tough as nails assassin for hire. Jan-Michael Vincent has the screen presence of wallpaper.

Ok movie but the ending was great.

Ending was rad, rest is your standard fare. Airwolf and Bronson's relationship shoulda been fagged up a bit.

Pretty good.

Jason Statham and Ben Foster turn in enjoyable performances, but this superficial remake betrays them with mind-numbing violence and action thriller cliches.