Immortal Combat the Code (2019): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
Immortal Combat the Code is a 2019 action sci-fi film directed by Johnny Wu, starring Matt Kane as Fire, Jerry Sur and Crystle Paynther Collins. It runs 1 hour 19 minutes and earned $18,142 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 29/100.
English What Is Immortal Combat the Code About?
The premise of Immortal Combat the Code without spoilers.
A vital code with the potential to save humanity is secretly introduced into a member of the 5 Elements clan. This action unexpectedly links his personal fight for survival to the fate of the world, placing him at the center of a dangerous struggle where every choice has global consequences.
Immortal Combat the Code Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- martial arts
Immortal Combat the Code Cast & Characters
Matt Kane leads the cast as Fire, with Jerry Sur as Wood and Crystle Paynther Collins as Water. Directed by Johnny Wu; 6 actors are credited in all.
- Director Johnny Wu
- Matt Kane as Fire
- Jerry Sur as Wood
- Crystle Paynther Collins as Water
- Ben Zgorecki as Cloud / Neil
Also Starring in Immortal Combat the Code
· 2 more- Keith Collins II Earth
- Ben Garton Gold
Immortal Combat the Code Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 29/100, strongest in sensory experience (40) and weakest in character & emotion (18).
Immortal Combat the Code Echo Score Breakdown
Immortal Combat: The Code struggles to deliver a cohesive cinematic experience, with most viewers highlighting fundamental flaws across its components. The acting is repeatedly described as flat and unconvincing, while the storyline is deemed pointless and poorly paced. Although a handful of reviewers commend the energetic fight choreography and competent editing, these positives are outweighed by the pervasive sense of amateurish production. Consequently, the film leaves little lasting appeal for most audiences.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 38
In terms of art and craft, the film shows a stark contrast between isolated technical successes and overall low production quality. Several critics note amateurish direction, cheap set design, and inconsistent editing, describing the visual presentation as an eyesore. Conversely, a minority praise crisp cuts in fight sequences and competent cinematography. The net assessment points to a largely substandard artistic execution.
- Character & Emotion 18
When evaluating character and emotion, reviewers overwhelmingly criticize the performances and depth. Acting is labeled flat, inadequate, and at times dubiously executed, while characters are called pointless and lacking development. A few mentions note occasional adequate performances, yet these are eclipsed by the general consensus of weak emotional resonance. Overall, the film fails to deliver engaging or believable characters.
- Story & Flow 32
The story and flow of the movie receive predominantly negative feedback, with many describing the plot as pointless, incoherent, and poorly paced. Critics highlight a lack of originality and an absence of compelling narrative drive. Though one reviewer acknowledges suspense and a functional story vehicle, this view is an outlier. The prevailing impression is that the storyline undermines the film’s effectiveness.
- Sensory Experience 40
The sensory experience is mixed, with a few reviewers highlighting energetic fight cuts, clear sound editing, and competent cinematography in certain scenes. Most comments, however, point to cheap production values, absent effects, and an overall unrefined soundscape that diminishes immersion. This leads to an uneven sensory execution that fails to consistently support the film’s action.
- Rewatch Factor 28
Rewatch factor receives limited enthusiasm, with most reviewers advising to skip the film. Some note that its notoriety and unintentionally humorous moments could entertain a group seeking a mock‑watch experience, yet this appeal is niche. Overall, the lack of substantive content and pervasive technical flaws diminish its replay value, resulting in low lasting appeal.
Immortal Combat the Code Box Office
Immortal Combat the Code grossed $18,142 worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$18.1K
- International
- $18.1K
Immortal Combat the Code Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Immortal Combat the Code.
Immortal Combat the Code Also Known As
3 alternative titles, including “무협: 더 코드” and “Битва бессмертных. Код”.
- Also known as
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- 무협: 더 코드
- Битва бессмертных. Код
- 真人块打
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Immortal Combat the Code FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Immortal Combat the Code, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Immortal Combat the Code?
Immortal Combat the Code runs 1 hour 19 minutes (79 minutes).
When was Immortal Combat the Code released?
Immortal Combat the Code was released on October 10, 2019.
Who directed Immortal Combat the Code?
Immortal Combat the Code was directed by Johnny Wu.
Who is in the cast of Immortal Combat the Code?
Immortal Combat the Code stars Matt Kane as Fire, Jerry Sur as Wood and Crystle Paynther Collins as Water, among 6 credited actors.
How much did Immortal Combat the Code make at the box office?
Immortal Combat the Code grossed $18,142 worldwide.
Does Immortal Combat the Code have a post-credit scene?
No. Immortal Combat the Code has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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