The complete BEST OF THE BEST saga, available in one terrific collection, bringing together all four chapters in this action-packed martial arts series. Read more
| Starring | James Earl Jones, Chris Penn, Phillip Rhee, Eric Roberts |
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| Director | Robert Radler |
| Genres | Action/Adventure |
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..Which might not be saying much. However for fans of martial arts, this is a must see of the genre. A simple storyline, a group of misfits are pulled together as a team to represent America in competition. The men find honour, pride, and friendship. The fighting sequences, although a little far-fetched, are excellent.
I only really took out this DVD because I remember seeing the film when I was about 9 years old. There is nothing special about it, a group of Taikwando fighters are taken from the USA and Korea to battle, and the plot is linear and predictable. However it is quite amusing in places, and has a character in that is obviously who Champ from Anchorman is based on.
I watched this film a few years ago and still enjoyed it second time around. Good film for kids too.
..Which might not be saying much. However for fans of martial arts, this is a must see of the genre. A simple storyline, a group of misfits are pulled together as a team to represent America in competition. The men find honour, pride, and friendship. The fighting sequences, although a little far-fetched, are excellent.
In my opinion only a handfull of other martial arts films rate close to this. Along with Van Dammes Bloodsport, Kickboxer,Awol and also the fantastic King of Kickboxers. The fight scenes are brilliant. But the fight in the bar is still the best to this day.
..Which might not be saying much. However for fans of martial arts, this is a must see of the genre. A simple storyline, a group of misfits are pulled together as a team to represent America in competition. The men find honour, pride, and friendship. The fighting sequences, although a little far-fetched, are excellent.
I only really took out this DVD because I remember seeing the film when I was about 9 years old. There is nothing special about it, a group of Taikwando fighters are taken from the USA and Korea to battle, and the plot is linear and predictable. However it is quite amusing in places, and has a character in that is obviously who Champ from Anchorman is based on.
I watched this film a few years ago and still enjoyed it second time around. Good film for kids too.
In my opinion only a handfull of other martial arts films rate close to this. Along with Van Dammes Bloodsport, Kickboxer,Awol and also the fantastic King of Kickboxers. The fight scenes are brilliant. But the fight in the bar is still the best to this day.
This film is a cheesy 80's martial arts action flick! If you like Van Damme movies or films like Road House then this is for you. The story is about the USA mixed martial arts team taking on the world champions of Korea. The story isn't important as it is all about the action! GO WATCH THIS FILM FOR A FUN NIGHT IN!
This film is a cheesy 80's martial arts action flick! If you like Van Damme movies or films like Road House then this is for you. The story is about the USA mixed martial arts team taking on the world champions of Korea. The story isn't important as it is all about the action! GO WATCH THIS FILM FOR A FUN NIGHT IN!
This film is a cheesy 80's martial arts action flick! If you like Van Damme movies or films like Road House then this is for you. The story is about the USA mixed martial arts team taking on the world champions of Korea. The story isn't important as it is all about the action! GO WATCH THIS FILM FOR A FUN NIGHT IN!
Quite an enjoyable film, the storyline and acting is o.k., but the fight scenes are really what makes this film. Not as good in my opinion as Best Of The Best 2, but still good viewing for martial arts fans.
This is definately the best film eric roberts has done, for those of you who dont know eric roberts is the brother of julia roberts. for those who like martial arts this is the film for you unfortunatley its very american.
What to say about this movie? Very little good, that's for sure.
I took the plunge and rented 'Best of the Best' as I remember enjoying it back in the day, when I was probably too young to be watching a 15 rated movie. Sadly, like so many movies I've watched for nostalgic reasons, it's a bit of a let down. The plot is hackneyed and cliched, the acting is wodden, and there's not even that much martial arts action! What action there is is pretty unspectacular by today's standard, although the final bout between the top US and Korean fighters was enjoyable and pretty well done.
The disc itself is also technically poor - maybe what you'd expect from a budget label release, but both the sound and picture quality are well below par.
Sadly, it's not even 'Best of the Worst', let alone 'Best of the Best'.