Kickboxer

Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1473 movies items)

" Kickboxer is a 1989 American martial arts film directed by David Worth and starring Jean-Claude van Damme. Former world kickboxing champion Dennis Alexio is also featured. It spawned several sequels. Kurt Sloan is the corner-man for his brother, U.S. kickboxing champion Eric Sloan. When Kurt witnesses his brother become maliciously paralyzed in the ring by Thailand champion Tong Po, Kurt vows revenge. With the help of Xian, a kickboxing trainer who lives in a remote area of Thailand, Kurt"

Movies That I have watched all (2277 movies items)

"6.5/10"

My Favorite Films of 1989 (25 movies items)

" "You must learn to be faster than any punch or kick, that way won't get hit." Directed by Mark DiSalle and David Worth Written by Mark DiSalle, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Glenn A. Bruce Music by Paul Hertzog Cinematography by Jon Kranhouse Editing by Wayne Wahrman"

The Best of Jean-Claude Van Damme (15 movies items)

" Kurt Sloane "Legs? Legs! He was kicking a column like this with his *Fucking* legs until plaster was falling from the fucking ceiling!""

Elokuvat 2020 (530 movies items)

"Mitkä ihmeen painoluokat? Ei meillä Thaimaassa. "

Favorite Action Films: 1988-1989 (44 movies items)

" Directed by: David Worth and Mark DiSalle Produced by: Philip M. Cohen, Mark DiSalle, and Charles Wong Written by: Glenn A. Bruce, Mark DiSslle, and Jean Claude Van Damme Cinematography: Jon Kranhouse Edited by: Wayne Wahrmsn Music by: Paul Hertzog Distributed by: Cannon Films Group"

Jean-Claude Van Damme's Greatest Foes (20 movies items)

" Michel Qissi as Tong Po"

BAMF's September Cinejourney 2016 (37 movies items)

" Familiar Actor: Jean-Claude Van Damme True Rating: 5.8/10 My Review: Reviewboxer"

“So since a new Kickboxer movie was just released I figured I would go ahead and check this series out. Out of the current movies JCVD has only been in this one and the new (remake) one. JCVD actually helped come up with the story as well as co-director Mark DiSalle. To which Mark DiSalle isn't known for much else. It seems other director David Worth hasn't done much either. Even the screenwriter Glenn A. Bruce disappeared after the early 90s with nothing much under his belt. Like most of JCVD's work the acting is a bit corny a majority of the time. It looks like everyone had fun making this though. I really liked the characters here, but Winston was definitely a scene stealer. Tong Po was one messed up villain. The action was pretty good. The training montage was pretty good and not even t” read more