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Summary: this is definitely one of van dammes best movies
Review: its just.....well,great!! The actual matches were beautifully done and well thought out by the producers and the directors and so was the music during the matches.the part of the mocie where he trains for the tournament is also very good.it'll keep u on the edge of ur seat,i guarantee it
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Summary: Ones of Van Dammes Best!!
Review: This has to be one of Jean Claude Van Dammes best movies. My favorite is Lionheart and I highly recommend you watch it. Bloodsport has some of the best fighting scenes ever seen in a movie. It all takes place in Hong Kong where an acnient kumite is being held. All fighters from around the world must fight to bring honor to their masters. Van Damme puts some of the best martial arts skills on screen.
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Summary: Great fighting movie!
Review: A great fighting movie! Fight scenes, fighters, music and even the cheesy acting/story are all great!
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Summary: An excellent "fight" movie.
Review: This is one of Jean Claude's finer movies, if not his best. This is a classic beat em up movie and wastes little time with setting up a plot. It goes right into the action and stays there most of the time. The movie does a good job of making you dislike the bad guy and love the good guys. The bottom line? Get this movie if you are into classic fight movies, you won't regret it.
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Summary: Bloodsport-best fighting movie ever
Review: I strongly recommend this movie to everyone, even if you dont usually like fighting movies. It has a spiritual side, too. I got caught up it the emotion myself. I was wincing whenever the hero got hurt, and pounding my hand with my fist whenever he laid down the hurt on the bad guys. The final showdown at the end is the best fight scene ever. All martial arts movies have a comeback scene at the end, but this movie's is the best. Plus, this movie has the best soundtrack, too. You've gotta hear the music in the final fight sequence. Be SURE to see this movie.
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Summary: an important jump for the martial arts world
Review: I usually think of Van Damme as the prime example of a martial artists who puts minamal effort into his movies. Jean Claude Van Damme has the biggest muscles of any tv martial artist on tv that can still do the splits. no compromising. In this movie he seems to know he can't act, he knows what the audience wants and he delivers in high doses. only in "The Quest" does he ever again offer so much quality or quantity. His unlimited potential shines in this old eighties movie.This was a great way to leave back the old days of poorly dubbed people hitting each other with what sounded like whips. I think this is a prime example of a martial arts flick because thats all it tries to be. After this movie Van Damme raised his goals and thus drops his standard. So don't judge this movie off any of his other titles. This movie is one of a kind.
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Summary: 'Okay USA'
Review: Okay, especially for it's budget, this is one of the best fighting movies I've seen. Aside from it's excellent action, it's got some quirky characters and moments which make the film even more enjoyable. As someone said on a previous comment, my friends and I, too, have seen it so many times that we've memorized basically every line. Hell, I took a break from writing my college thesis last night and watched it. Bloodsport to us is a cult classic, and unfortunately none of Van Damme's later efforts is as good.
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Summary: Easily Van Damme's Best but where is the DVD version???
Review: I saw this movie at a special midnight showing when I was in high school. Talk about your adrenaline rushes!! Buying the video was a no brainer and it has recieved plenty of play time. So much in fact that my friends and I can recite almost the whole movie. Don't waste your time with newer van damme movies. This is one is the only one that matters ... My only question is ... DVD DVD DVD ... where art thou?
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Summary: Simply The Best
Review: This is most likely the best martial arts movie set in tournment style ever achieved in the history of cinema. From the musical score to the dramatic movements of the characters this movie really does set itself in a realm beyond all others.
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Summary: The movie that got Van Damme started
Review: "Bloodsport" is a great fighting movie. Jean-Claude Van Damme stars in this movie that is based on a real life fighting champion, Frank Dux. Frank travels to Japan to try and become the fighting champion of the Kumite tournament. His biggest challenge in the tournament is Chong Li (Bolo Yeung), the current Kumite champion. "Bloodsport" is sure to satisfy just about anybody who likes fighting movies. Like always, Jean-Claude Van Damme puts on some great fighting sequences. Donald Gibb does a good job portraying Frank's friend, Ray Jackson. I recommend "Bloodsport" to anybody who likes exciting fighting movies. It was the first great Van Damme fighting movie, now there are several more such as "Kickboxer," "Hard Target," and "Double Impact."
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