Triple Threat, directed by Jesse V. Johnson, is a martial arts action extravaganza that brings together some of the genre’s biggest international stars for a no-holds-barred showdown. Featuring Iko Uwais, Tony Jaa, and Tiger Chen as the central trio, the film follows a group of mercenaries who must protect a billionaire heiress (Celina Jade) from a team of elite assassins led by ruthless operatives played by Scott Adkins, Michael Jai White, and Michael Bisping.

This film is all about delivering pure, adrenaline-pumping action—and it doesn’t disappoint. The plot is basic and mostly serves to string together a series of jaw-dropping fight scenes, shootouts, and stunts. But with this cast, that’s exactly what fans are here for. From hand-to-hand combat to brutal brawls and gunfights, the action is intense, fast-paced, and thrillingly choreographed.

Each martial arts star gets a chance to shine. Tony Jaa’s agility, Iko Uwais’ gritty Silat style, and Tiger Chen’s precision provide a variety of combat techniques, while Scott Adkins steals several scenes as a deadly and charismatic villain. The sheer talent on display makes every encounter feel like a mini-event.

While the story lacks depth and character development is minimal, Triple Threat thrives on its simplicity and nonstop action. It’s a love letter to martial arts fans, made by people who clearly respect the genre.

If you’re looking for a complex narrative, this isn’t it—but if you want world-class fighters going head-to-head in explosive fashion, this is a must-watch.