Legend of the Fist (2025)
Two warriors. One destiny. A legend born in blood and honor.

When an ancient martial order is betrayed, the sacred artifact known as the Dragon Fist—a relic said to channel the strength of the gods—falls into the wrong hands. As kingdoms tremble and empires prepare for war, only two unlikely brothers-in-arms can stand against the rising darkness.

Dwayne Johnson delivers raw power as Kaidan, a once-feared gladiator haunted by his violent past, seeking redemption beyond the arena’s blood-soaked sands. Chris Hemsworth brings steel and grace as Roran, a disciplined warrior-monk sworn to protect his order, bound to reclaim the Dragon Fist at any cost. Their bond—tested by duty, divided by philosophy—becomes the last hope against a ruthless warlord bent on absolute domination.

From neon-lit city arenas to mist-shrouded mountain temples, Legend of the Fist marries martial-arts mastery with cinematic spectacle. Blades flash, fists strike like thunder, and battles unfold with bone-shattering precision. Every duel is not just a fight, but a war between destiny and destruction.
Yet beneath the fury lies the soul of the film: brotherhood, honor, and sacrifice. Kaidan must face the man he was; Roran must embrace the man he is meant to become. And in the fiery climax—atop a burning citadel as the Dragon Fist unleashes its godlike fury—the line between savior and destroyer blurs forever.