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An Eye for an Eye (1981) Movie Review

By Newguy

An Eye for an Eye – Movie Review

An Eye for an Eye (1981) Movie Review

ABC Film Challenge – Action – E

Director: Steve Carver

Writer: James Bruner, William Gray (Screenplay)

Cast

Plot: A SFPD undercover narcotics cop aims to avenge his partner’s death and destroy a drug-smuggling ring operated by the Chinese Triads.

Runtime: 1 Hour 46 Minutes

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Story: An Eye for an Eye starts when narcotics cop Sean Kane (Norris) witnesses his partner murdered in an undercover operation. Captain Stevens (Roundtree) wants him to back off the case, but Sean refuses to listen and steps off the force in search of answers.

When another close friend gets murdered, Sean leads an investigation himself and soon discovers the Triads have targeted him. Sean races to solve the crime and take down the ruthless leader.

Verdict on An Eye for an Eye

An Eye for an Eye is an action thriller following a cop who searches for answers after his partner is murdered. He leaves the force and conducts his own investigation causing chaos in the city. However, he isn’t prepared for the size of the organisation he must take on.

This movie lets Chuck Norris unleash his martial arts skills against a new threat. Sure, it becomes one man breaking the rules to bring down a criminal organisation, but it does it in a fun way. We get plenty of fights, in which Chuck Norris shines throughout the movie. The movie fits the 80s perfectly and if you want to watch a movie that reminds you of the era, look no further than this one.

Final ThoughtsAn Eye for an Eye is everything you expect from an 80s action film.

An Eye for an Eye (1981) Movie Review

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