The Foot Fist Way (2006)
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Cast
as Fred Simmons
as Suzie Simmons
as Chuck "The Truck" Wallace
as Julio Chavez
as Henry Harrison
as Mike McAllister
as Denise
as Rick
as Dr. Love
as Marge
as Connie
as Carlos
as Little Stevie Fisher
as Mrs. Fisher
as Roy Powers
as Charles
as Charles
as Bruce
as Pete
as Raul
as Mitchell
as The Gentle Warrior
as Shane
as Armand
as Brandon
as Emmanuel
as Man Who Buys Car
as Little Girl with Flyer
as Guy at BBQ Demo
as Woman at BBQ Demo #1
as Woman at BBQ Demo #2
as Flyer Boy
as Flyer Girl
as Nice Lady at BBQ Demo
as BBQ Demo Board Holder
as BBQ Spectator #1
as BBQ Spectator #2
as BBQ Spectator #3
as BBQ Spectator #4
as BBQ Spectator #5
as BBQ Spectator #6
as BBQ Spectator #7
as Suzie's Co-Worker #1
as Suzie's Co-Worker #2
as Suzie's Co-Worker #3
as O'Landers Waitress
as Frustrated Guy on Date
as Frustrated Girl on Date
as Happy Woman
as Happy Man
as Ticket Girl #1
as Ticket Girl #2
as Kung Fu Dork at Expo
as Kid That Gets Autograph
as Mom of Autograph Kid
as Sister of Autograph Kid
as Hot Girl at Party #1
as Hot Girl at Party #2
as Hot Girl at Party #3
as Hot Girl at Party #4
as Hot Girl at Party #5
as Drunk Girl at Party
as Chuck's Friend
as Armand's Girl
as Guy at Party #1
as Guy at Party #2
as Julio's Punching Bag
as Board Member
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Critic Reviews for The Foot Fist Way
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It's almost funny, or theoretically funny. It's just not actually funny.
From a bunch of minor Judd Apatow protégés, a dispiriting low-budget series of witless, misogynistic sketches masquerading as comedy.
Shot on video, more vérité than mockumentary in style, Foot Fist shames bigger-budgeted fare with its gags-to-bucks ratio.
The comedy is of the kind that makes you wince rather than laugh; the camerawork is defiantly ugly and the performances are unpolished.
While most of the deadpan remarks hit the spot, the erratic sketch-like editing and overall slapdash structure give it an air of incompleteness. Fun in parts, slipshod in others.
A striking low-budget debut that manages to combine deadpan one-liners, pathos, physical comedy and fighting stars.
Audience Reviews for The Foot Fist Way
The filmmaking brings out a lot of nuances, about our fantasies about personal victory and the fantasizing in American fight movies. Some of the humor might not be as upfront as in most of the higher-budget vehicles. Collette Wolfe's disappearance from the story is beguiling. She's attractive and sympathetic and open-minded, and you realize that one thing movies tend to do for an audience is to keep charming people like this around to light the place up, when in real life the hijinks would feel as homey as your best friend's 10-day manic episode.
Super Reviewer
An ammusing film in a pathetic/painful sort of way. And impressive when you take into consideration that it was made for about $79,000 dollars. Though it's never quite as funny or clever as it THINKS it is.
Super Reviewer
Low budget comedy with a good intro performance by McBride, extremely one-dimensional but original delivery. Lot of filler and obviously a lot of first time actors, but it wasn't bad for a movie with a $79,000 budget.
Super Reviewer
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