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Bloodsport 2

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Alex Cardo is imprisoned and disciplined by one of the inmates. His new master also tells him about the brutal yet illegal Kumite tournament - but how will they get there?

Taon

1996

Tagal

1h 30m

IMDb

4.8

Panoorin Ngayon

Hero Poster

Cast

AM

Alan Mehrez

Director

Philip Tan

Director

Daniel Bernhardt

Alex Cardo

Cast

AM

Alan Mehrez

Director

Philip Tan

Director

Daniel Bernhardt

Alex Cardo

James Hong

Sun

Pat Morita

David Leung

Donald Gibb

Ray 'Tiny' Jackson

LL

Lori Lynn Dickerson

Janine Elson

PT

Philip Tan

John

Ong Soo Han

Demon

Nicholas Hill

Sergio DaSilva

Ron Hall

Cliff

MH

Master Hee Il Cho

Head Judge

LM

Lisa McCullough

Kim Campbell

C

Chuay

Chien

SM

Steve Martinez

Referee

Jeff Wolfe

Flash

CB

Cliff Bernhardt

Len

Nils Allen Stewart

Gorilla

Eric Lee

Seng

Chad Stahelski

Fighter

Jeff Schechter

Writer

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Mga Komento

10 Mga Komento

El AhnasMay 30, 2023

Princesse 👑May 29, 2023

source: Bloodsport 2

babe shanuNov 18, 2022

ēdī 🧜🏽‍♀️Nov 16, 2022

Bloodsport 2

Taulany TV OfficialNov 16, 2022

There were only a few issues that kept this from being a better film. We don't care about the hero. There's no exposition (not including the old man telling the story to the kids). And there's no reason why we should like him. 5 minutes of background on his character and some events that make us cheer for him would be helpful. Pat Morita and Donald Gibb in very minor throw away roles that just tries to give the film some kind of pedigree. The acting was atrocious. The music if there was any was forgettable. The love scene didn't work. The villain was not as developed as he should have been. It's OK to have a woman in the kumite, but she would have to be the greatest technical fighter in the world to compensate for the huge disadvantage of the overpowering strength of the men. And she wasn't that skilled. Still an enjoyable film for Bloodsport fans. But it could have been better.

SarkodieNov 16, 2022

How can people still use 100lb 5 ft tall men as the best fighters representing their nations... The fight scenes are trash, the plot is trash, the actors... at least I recognized the big american fellow. It's been released in 1996, they had 4 years of cage fights of early ufc. The movie makers could learn something from that but no. This should never been filmed.

C๏mfץNov 16, 2022

Bloodsport was absolutely brilliant. The fight scenes were coordinated very well. If you've seen the first Bloodsport you must see this one. The story was even good. I have seen the first three Bloodsport's and this one is definitely the best. What can I say? I loved it.

taya <3Nov 16, 2022

This is a film with more of the same, the story seems to be used for many other films of this kind. The fighting scenes are not bad, on a scale from 1 to 10, I rate it a 5.

oumeyma 🐼Nov 16, 2022

As a kid in the early 90s super duper, as someone with a developed brain please stop now for the love of god

user7047022545297Nov 16, 2022

The first 30 minutes of "Bloodsport II" are just plain ridiculous: a sort of "Karate Kid (or is it Karate Grownup?) In Prison", with a cut-rate Olivier Gruner (who is, in turn, a cut-rate Van Damme!) as the student and a cut-rate Miyagi as his teacher (actually, the real Miyagi, Pat Morita, is also in the cast!). Daniel Bernhardt shows little screen presence here, but it's his acting debut, so I guess he can be forgiven. But when the movie starts concentrating on the fighting it becomes quite good, with enough variety of styles among the different tournament participants to keep things interesting (there are even some submission victories, somewhat rare for this type of movie). Fighting female fans should note the presence of Lisa McCullough as the only woman fighter on board; she definitely knows her stuff. (**1/2)