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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
In this day and age most films tend to fail poorly by offering a second
chapter, a second part, which never comes close to the first version.
Undisputed 2, too me is a much better film than Undisputed 1.
Please, i am not knocking Undisputed 1, this too i enjoyed very much.
The world's number 1 heavy weight boxer has taken a trip to USSR.
Only to be framed and taken to prison where he finds the only way
out is to fight his way out or remain in Prison for life!
The film offers a great story, with very good acting throughout.
The quality of the picture and sound is very good!
The film does start off with a small fight scene, but not to worry
just seat back and enjoy none stop fighting through out the film
with an added twist from time to time.
Should you watch this. YES!
A Great film and brings a bit of faith back into good films to enjoy from start to end.
Thanks for reading..
MY RECOMMENDATIONS: A GREAT film to watch called: "Running Scared" 4/5
chapter, a second part, which never comes close to the first version.
Undisputed 2, too me is a much better film than Undisputed 1.
Please, i am not knocking Undisputed 1, this too i enjoyed very much.
The world's number 1 heavy weight boxer has taken a trip to USSR.
Only to be framed and taken to prison where he finds the only way
out is to fight his way out or remain in Prison for life!
The film offers a great story, with very good acting throughout.
The quality of the picture and sound is very good!
The film does start off with a small fight scene, but not to worry
just seat back and enjoy none stop fighting through out the film
with an added twist from time to time.
Should you watch this. YES!
A Great film and brings a bit of faith back into good films to enjoy from start to end.
Thanks for reading..
MY RECOMMENDATIONS: A GREAT film to watch called: "Running Scared" 4/5
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
This is a brilliant and brutal film. Micheal Jai White stars as the former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion who has fallen on hard times and is now acting in Russian TV Adverts ends up been framed for drug possesion and sent to a high security prison. During his stay there both the guards and the mob want to see him take on their reigning champion. The action scenes are the main highlight in the film and they are great and very realistic.
I was very impressed by the performance by Scott Adkins who I had never seen or heard of before I saw this movie. Micheal Jai White is also impreesive in the lead role and I hope he goes to star in some big budget action films. Ben Cross also has a small appearence.
A very enjoyable film and its as good if not better than the original
I was very impressed by the performance by Scott Adkins who I had never seen or heard of before I saw this movie. Micheal Jai White is also impreesive in the lead role and I hope he goes to star in some big budget action films. Ben Cross also has a small appearence.
A very enjoyable film and its as good if not better than the original
The plot is a re-hash of the first film's (And whilst watching that one I felt like I'd already seen it 1000 times before), the acting is largely bloody awful, and it's as predictable an action movie as they come.... But God damn does it have some fantastic, acrobatic filled, fight sequences! And that's due to both Michael Jai White and Scott Adkins, two actors that aren't going to be winning an Oscar any time soon, but really do know their martial arts.
I haven't seen a set of movie fights shot this well for what seems like years, and it really does show what an absolute joke all of this shakey cam/quick cut bullcrap editing, that features in a lot of today's big action flicks, is. (Bond&Bourne, I'm looking at you)
The slow down/speed up nature of the filming managed to feel fresh, and the crashing punches and kicks looked particularly wince worthy.
The only downer being that Michael Jai White understandably had to hold back ever so slightly, due to the fact that he was playing a championship boxer, it would have been nice to see him using all of his moves, but Adkins more than made up for that.
So to sum up, if you're an action film junkie and haven't had your fill of well shot fight sequences as of late, then you can't go wrong with this flick :)
I haven't seen a set of movie fights shot this well for what seems like years, and it really does show what an absolute joke all of this shakey cam/quick cut bullcrap editing, that features in a lot of today's big action flicks, is. (Bond&Bourne, I'm looking at you)
The slow down/speed up nature of the filming managed to feel fresh, and the crashing punches and kicks looked particularly wince worthy.
The only downer being that Michael Jai White understandably had to hold back ever so slightly, due to the fact that he was playing a championship boxer, it would have been nice to see him using all of his moves, but Adkins more than made up for that.
So to sum up, if you're an action film junkie and haven't had your fill of well shot fight sequences as of late, then you can't go wrong with this flick :)
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