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Kickboxer 2: The Road Back (1991) 3.6
This movie is suppose to be a sequel to the movie which starred Jean-Claude Van Damme. Only now the movie revolves around the brother of the character that Van Damme played. David Sloan is ... See full summary » Director:Albert Pyun |
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This movie is suppose to be a sequel to the movie which starred Jean-Claude Van Damme. Only now the movie revolves around the brother of the character that Van Damme played. David Sloan is the brother Van Damme's Kurt Sloan. He runs a Karate gym. Now Mr. Sangha, the Thai government official who handles Tong Po, the brutal kickboxer whom Van Damme in the previous movie, wishes that Tong Po would have another shot at Kurt Sloan, so he could vindicate himself but Tong Po in a fit of rage shot and killed him thus depriving him of an opportunity to face him again. But when they hear of David, they decide that he will be the one whom Tong Po will face to regain his honor. But when David is injured, Xian David's teacher is brought over to help him with his recovery. And when he recovers, they set David up to fight Tong Po; who will survive? Written by <rcs0411@yahoo.com>
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The Ultimate Rematch. The Bloodiest Battle. The Final Revenge. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
14 June 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Kickboxer 2 See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
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$1,300,000 (USA)Company Credits
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Written and Produced by Tony Riparetti & James Saad
Performed by Daniel
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Tong Po (Michel Qissi) hurt himself throwing Gene LaBell out of the ring causing the local fire department to roll to the set, even though Michel was fine within an hour without the medical attention. See more »Goofs
David is supposed to be the brother of Kurt and Eric from the first movie, but his last name is spelled differently (Sloan instead of Sloane). See more »Soundtracks
"It's All Up To You"Written and Produced by Tony Riparetti & James Saad
Performed by Daniel
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I have "Kickboxer" waiting in my TiVo. Should I have seen it first? It's better to watch something new before I have to save it for later. And yet I could have watched "Kickboxer" and deleted it, and saved the other movie.
So this is my introduction to the series.
I didn't find out for years I liked Jean Claude van Damme. And I was surprised this wasn't him. It looked like him. But it was actually Cody from "Step by Step"--and he wasn't a silly buffoon! David Sloane runs an inner-city gym, and he cares about helping kids who are less fortunate. And that's a problem. He can't afford to pay the bills. He might have to go back to fighting, and a tragedy pretty much decides he will. But he has a very capable teacher.
David's friend Brian wants to fight. And he does some things that are less than ethical.
I was surprised Sasha Mitchell was so good as a fighter--and not bad as an actor either. Now I saw two movies about boxing the same day, and Ving Rhames gave a far superior performance, but Mitchell is good enough.
The real standout performer is Dennis Chan as the man who gets David back in fighting shape.
Humberto Ortiz impressed me as a street kid with an attitude who David might be able to help. I would have been happier if the whole movie had been like the first few scenes, with the focus on David teaching the kids rather than fighting and corruption.
I didn't recognize Peter Boyle, not having ever seen an episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond", but it's just as well. He was not a nice man. And one of his goons was much worse.
Michel Qissi didn't have to say a word. He was a real bad boy in the ring. For those who say boxing isn't violent, you haven't seen boxing like this. THIS is violent.
It's not a masterpiece, but if you like fighting, you might like this.