"Brush with Danger" is one of those rare movies set in Seattle that is not shot in Vancouver, BC. Not that there's anything wrong with Vancouver, but for me it greatly adds to the authenticity and integrity to see settings I know are in Seattle (Pioneer Square etc.) than some nondescript, generic streets that could be in any city, say, for example, Vancouver B.C. "Brush with Danger" is extremely entertaining in a very human way. We care about the characters and this is unique for a marshal arts movie that so often relies on a series of spectacular and CGI-enhanced action to keep the audiences' interest. Also, I do not recall one crashing car or slow-motion explosion. "Brush with Danger" is a "feel-good" movie in the best way.
Review of Brush with Danger
