Tim Allen is most well-known for his comedic roles, yet his underrated martial arts movie is a forgotten gem that film fans should all see.

Peer pressure is tough, especially when it’s pervasive, grown-up and institutionalized. In samurai movies, as in westerns, the warrior is often faced with a choice between individual morality ...

"Redbelt" is set in the world of mixed martial arts, the increasingly popular hybrid of grappling and striking, violence and strategy. So, naturally, writer-director David Mamet insists it is not ...

What would happen if a serious, distinctive director hauled off and made a martial-arts movie? Say, if Stanley Kubrick had made a film with Bruce Lee, or if Woody Allen … all right, not Woody ...

You’d be forgiven for looking at the poster for “Redbelt” and thinking, “Wait — it’s a martial arts movie… directed by David Mamet… and starring Tim Allen?” While Mamet uses the ...

Score: 6 out of 10 Video and Presentation Mamet movies have never been known for their visual flare or elaborate production values, and Redbelt is certainly no exception.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo. Entertainment // Movies. Mamet's 'Redbelt' raises action filmmaking to an art ...

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Of course, “Redbelt” being a Mamet movie (he wrote and directed), the noir puzzle element is central to the story, replete with double-crosses and other betrayals.