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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Did you know
- 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.
Featured review
Haha, this is a joke. Don't even bother giving it a try.
Initially, I had low expectations for the "Kumite" fight movie, considering the lack of improvement on classics like Bloodsport, Kickboxer, and The Quest. Despite encountering positive reviews lauding its 80s ambiance, I decided to watch it, however upon viewing, it became evident that the film fell short in capturing the charm and atmosphere of its predecessors, including emotional depth in acting.
One glaring issue was the brevity of scenes, which led to a superficial narrative lacking in depth. The main actor's portrayal lacked authenticity, and his fighting prowess was underwhelming and weak, making the fight sequences among the most lackluster I've witnessed in a fight movie.
You already know it's bad when you watch the initial Karate tournament fight scene 5 minutes into the movie, which was farcical and failed to evoke the essence of classic fight movies. The techniques were basic, lacking power and proper choreography, with some moves seemingly borrowed from Karate Kid 1.
Overall, "Kumite" does not warrant a recommendation. Instead, I advise revisiting the originals or exploring other fight movies like the Undisputed series or Fighter. In terms of rating, it falls considerably below the standard, even for a budget film.
One glaring issue was the brevity of scenes, which led to a superficial narrative lacking in depth. The main actor's portrayal lacked authenticity, and his fighting prowess was underwhelming and weak, making the fight sequences among the most lackluster I've witnessed in a fight movie.
You already know it's bad when you watch the initial Karate tournament fight scene 5 minutes into the movie, which was farcical and failed to evoke the essence of classic fight movies. The techniques were basic, lacking power and proper choreography, with some moves seemingly borrowed from Karate Kid 1.
Overall, "Kumite" does not warrant a recommendation. Instead, I advise revisiting the originals or exploring other fight movies like the Undisputed series or Fighter. In terms of rating, it falls considerably below the standard, even for a budget film.
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- Also known as
- Su último combate
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- €1,200,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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