One last kumite, one final battle - for the life of his daughter.One last kumite, one final battle - for the life of his daughter.One last kumite, one final battle - for the life of his daughter.
David Kurzhal
- Marcus Gantz
- (as David Anthony Kurzhal)
Monia Moula
- Lea Martin
- (as Mounia Moula)
David Yeung
- Yulong
- (as David "Bolo Jr" Yeung)
Wilfried Georgis Gomba
- Devon
- (as Wilfried Georgis)
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- TriviaMichel Qissi, Paul Hertzog and Stan Bush were also part of the production of 1988's Bloodsport which was the first film to mention an illegal fighting tournament called the Kumite.
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the first poomite
I love 80s action movies, I've seen countless ones both higher budgeted and direct to video ones and you'll find some gems in the lower end spectrum if you look hard enough and I'll admit I was mildly excited to see this, some youtubers hyped this movie up during the production phase of it and seeing some people who have been in their share of martial arts movies such as Matthias Hues, Billy Banks, Cynthia Rothrock and Abdel Qissi but even that couldn't stop how bland this movie is.
The lead actor can fight but just because he can it doesn't mean he's got that "it" factor to be a lead in a martial arts film. I really dislike his accent too. They don't have to be American or British for me to like them either. I get it Kumite and JCVD we need a man with an accent but at least JCVD was charismatic and his face brought women to the theaters. The villains of this movie were hit and miss, Matthias doesn't have the right presence and showmanship to command that small audience of people in the tournament. The only thing I'll remember about his performance is his outfits. He seems too friendly. Not in the menacing sort of way of say Calypso in the Playstation 1 or 2 era Twisted Metal games. However Draco worked good enough.
Most of the fighters in this movie are middle aged or older, over the hill "fighters" especially when Matthias has them all introduce each other, I felt like the youtube personality Nostalgia Critic when he found out that Tommy Wiseau was the main star in The Room. How far did Ron Hall (Mathias Hues) look for his world class fighters, 2 bowling alleys and a super market? Yet you've got others who look more legit. The one that surprised me was how David Kurzhal (Viking Samurai) was in this. The most pointless casting hands down was Kurt McKinney. It surprised me that he was in No Retreat No Surrender. His acting was the bare minimum trying for that cool guy sort of approach.
The soundtrack was forgetful. Stan Bush has a great voice, I get it he's in his mid 30s like he was when he sang fight to survive or the touch and Paul Hertzog seemed to just be recycling scores from other movies with slight twists where it feels he phoned it in. There are plenty of great bands and composers who can keep the 80s alive who could have done the same job better and or cheaper. That would have been my 2 cents to add to this movies budget. Some of the headlining actors hardly did anything and I couldn't get into this movie if my life depended on it. That's how boring I found the lead actor in this. I get it that this was a love letter to the 80s for all the great movies and soundtracks and this falls flat on both promises. I wouldn't have let them use the word kumite in this.
If I could turn the hands of time back and tell all the people who were in charge of this movie. Spend less on all the big names on this, some is fine but most I could have done without.
The lead actor can fight but just because he can it doesn't mean he's got that "it" factor to be a lead in a martial arts film. I really dislike his accent too. They don't have to be American or British for me to like them either. I get it Kumite and JCVD we need a man with an accent but at least JCVD was charismatic and his face brought women to the theaters. The villains of this movie were hit and miss, Matthias doesn't have the right presence and showmanship to command that small audience of people in the tournament. The only thing I'll remember about his performance is his outfits. He seems too friendly. Not in the menacing sort of way of say Calypso in the Playstation 1 or 2 era Twisted Metal games. However Draco worked good enough.
Most of the fighters in this movie are middle aged or older, over the hill "fighters" especially when Matthias has them all introduce each other, I felt like the youtube personality Nostalgia Critic when he found out that Tommy Wiseau was the main star in The Room. How far did Ron Hall (Mathias Hues) look for his world class fighters, 2 bowling alleys and a super market? Yet you've got others who look more legit. The one that surprised me was how David Kurzhal (Viking Samurai) was in this. The most pointless casting hands down was Kurt McKinney. It surprised me that he was in No Retreat No Surrender. His acting was the bare minimum trying for that cool guy sort of approach.
The soundtrack was forgetful. Stan Bush has a great voice, I get it he's in his mid 30s like he was when he sang fight to survive or the touch and Paul Hertzog seemed to just be recycling scores from other movies with slight twists where it feels he phoned it in. There are plenty of great bands and composers who can keep the 80s alive who could have done the same job better and or cheaper. That would have been my 2 cents to add to this movies budget. Some of the headlining actors hardly did anything and I couldn't get into this movie if my life depended on it. That's how boring I found the lead actor in this. I get it that this was a love letter to the 80s for all the great movies and soundtracks and this falls flat on both promises. I wouldn't have let them use the word kumite in this.
If I could turn the hands of time back and tell all the people who were in charge of this movie. Spend less on all the big names on this, some is fine but most I could have done without.
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- talllwoood13
- May 17, 2024
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- Su último combate
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- €1,200,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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