Ron Balicki

Reviews on "The Prodigy" and Ron Balicki

Daily Variety:

Special kudos are due fight choreographer Ron Balicki for visceral combat that looks punishing rather than cartoonish.

By DENNIS HARVEY

 

San Francisco Film Society & IndieWIRE:

Admittedly, "The Prodigy" is not for everyone. It's a brutal ride, which in itself will satisfy an appetite for action and mayhem; but, to its credit, the film appeals on deeper levels. Its stylized violence is only the surface sheen. As an independent feature produced on a shoestring budget by nine first-time filmmakers, The Prodigy achieves a look and sound Film Threat claims is "as slick as any Hollywood lackluster." It's a must-see effort by anyone wanting to work outside the studio system. First-time cinematographer Mark Rutledge, sound designer Russell White, and fight choreographer Ron Balicki combined forces to create a visceral film dense with atmosphere.

By Michael Guillen

Film Threat Magazine :

The ample, almost endless fight-scenes and shoot outs are experly choreographed and edited.