I think that these three films are three of the strongest martial arts films made, they all have different elements of quality to them.
Each film is in my opinion the best film of the actors involved. Enter the dragon is the oldest film and it does show, however it is in my own opinion the ... Read review
A well-oiled Jean-Claude Van Damme makes his starring debut in what may be one of the few ... more
kickboxing films to be based on a true story. The Muscles from Brussels plays Frank Dux, the first Westerner ever to win the extreme "whupfest" known as the Kumat...
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Production Year: 1984 - Martial Arts - Director: John G. Avildsen - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita, Elisabeth Shue, Martin Kove, Randee Heller
Martial Arts - Director: Prachya Pinkaew - Original Language: English\Vietnamese\Thai\Mandarin - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring: Tony Jaa, Bongkoj Khongmalai, Petchtai Wongkamlao
Martial Arts - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring: Bruce Lee, Sho Kosugi, James Ryan, Jim Kelly, Jimmy Wang Yu, Bolo Yeung, Christopher Lee
Advantages: Brilliant films Disadvantages: Only three films
...opinion the best of three, bloodsport has Van Damme at his best and for me was a truly enjoyable watch, more violent and realistic than Enter the Dragon but for me not quite as good. Showdown in Little Tokyo is also a strong film with more realism than Enter The Dragon but the martial arts skill is not even close.
As a whole the three films are very watchable time and time again and make an essential part of a martial art fans collection. ... more
I think that these three films are three of the strongest martial arts films made, they all have different elements of quality to them.
Each film is in my opinion the best film of the actors involved. Enter the dragon is the oldest film and it does show, however it is in my own opinion the best of three, bloodsport has Van Damme at his best and for me was a truly enjoyable watch, more violent and realistic than Enter the Dragon but for me not quite as good. Showdown in Little Tokyo is also a strong film with more realism than Enter The Dragon but the martial arts skill is not even close.
As a whole the three films are very watchable time and time again and make an essential part of a martial art fans collection.
Madclown 10.03.2009 (10.03.2009)
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Review of Bloodsport / Enter The Dragon / Showdown In Little Tokyo (Uncut) (DVD)
In 'Bloodsport' we hear about the attempts of Ninja star Frank Dux who wants to be the first Westerner to win the Kumite - a martial arts contest that pushes all participants to the end. 'Enter The Dragon' is the first Kung-Fu film from Hollywood. A martial arts expert is required by British Intelligence to counter a smuggling gang. In 'Showdown In Little Tokyo' we find that Los Angeles has become a nightmare of murder and corruption and the police seem powerless to stop it. A martial arts expert and his partner join together to take on the big crimelord.
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