Wolf Warrior

Wolf Warrior 3D Blu Ray 2015

Year: 2015
Country: China
Director: Jackie woo
Duration: 1h 30min
Format 3D: Blu Ray 3D, OU 3D
Cast: Jackie Wu, Yu Nan, Ni Dahong
Subtitles: Chinese, English
IMDb: 5.4
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Wolf Warrior 3D 2015 — Plot and 3D Details

In Wolf Warrior 3D, Special Forces Officer Len Feng's willful behavior often causes displeasure among superiors. During the storming of the drug dealers' hideout, Feng violates direct orders and saves the day by killing the drug lord with a well-aimed shot. After serving time for disobeying orders, Feng enters the Chinese elite unit called Wolf Warrior 3D. After going through a series of harsh activities and training with his subordinates, he assembles a team that he can call his own. But things take a bad turn when they are ambushed during an exercise.

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Available 3D formats:

Blu Ray 3D

Half SBS / OU

File size: 8.76 GB+

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User reviews (1)
  1. 3D Enthusiast
    Guest
    8 January 2022 07:12
    Wow, a lot of action, and not a bad story either. The 3D was very good too. The only problem I have with this movie are the super fast translation subtitles. You need to be a speed reader to get them all, however, not all the dialog is that important to tell the story, mainly because enough is readable for that purpose. I’ve seen this type of oddity about subtitles before, a character appears to says 2 or 3 words, yet a sentence with 7 or 8 words is displayed to quickly to read before more dialog is spoken. I wish I understood why this happens so often in foreign films as there must be a logical reason I’m unaware of at this time. Can a foreign language really convey in 3 words what take 8 or more to say in English, which seems very weird if it does somehow. If anybody knows how or why this happens, please post a comment explaining.
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