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| Scott Wolf | ... | ||
| Kristina Wagner | ... |
Linda Lash
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Set 15 years in the future in post-earthquake California, where San Diego and Los Angeles are merged into one city, two teenage brothers have half of a powerful ancient Chinese talisman. Millionaire Koga Shuko (a.k.a. Guisman) has the other half and determines to get the brothers' half in order to have the complete medallion and the absolute power of the magical Double Dragon talisman. Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 November 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Double Dragon - Die 5. Dimension See more »Box Office
Budget:
$7,850,000 (estimated)Gross:
$2,341,309 (USA)Company Credits
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[falling, screaming, landing, looking about them]
Jimmy Lee: [surrounded by angry martial arts children] Great! The Power Corps are midgets.
Marian Delario, Power Corps Chief: You need some help? Why didn't you guys use the stairs?
Billy Lee: [pointedly to Jimmy] "Please use other door."
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Written by Theodore Douglas / Walter Davis / Jay Steinhour / Crystal Waters
Published by Basement Boys Music Inc./C. Waters Music/Famous Music
Performed by Crystal Waters
Courtesy of Mercury Records
By Arrangement With Polygram Special Markets
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Based on the 1988 video game of the same name. See more »Goofs
Kogo Shuko is knocked back through a painting, only to jump back up and rip through the very same painting again. See more »Quotes
Billy Lee: [reads Sign] "Caution: Watch Your Step." Watch your step?[falling, screaming, landing, looking about them]
Jimmy Lee: [surrounded by angry martial arts children] Great! The Power Corps are midgets.
Marian Delario, Power Corps Chief: You need some help? Why didn't you guys use the stairs?
Billy Lee: [pointedly to Jimmy] "Please use other door."
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100% Pure LoveWritten by Theodore Douglas / Walter Davis / Jay Steinhour / Crystal Waters
Published by Basement Boys Music Inc./C. Waters Music/Famous Music
Performed by Crystal Waters
Courtesy of Mercury Records
By Arrangement With Polygram Special Markets
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Mark Dacascos and Scott Wolf star as Jimmy and Billy Lee, two brothers who join forces to keep a magic medallion out of the hands of a gang leader (Robert Patrick in an embarrassing performance) he already has the half of it and he'll do anything to get the other half. People often times wonder why Robert Patrick and Mark Dacascos never got that far in their careers. Well for those that are curious, here is your reason. Double Dragon is easily one of the worst video game adaptions and from what I remember about the video game, this isn't one that is all that hard to adapt. Indeed had this been done as an Indianna Jones style thriller with numerous martial arts fights, we might have had something. What the movie ends up being is a cheeseball adaption that fails to engage anyone over the age of 11. Although i'm not sure even if small children will enjoy something so stupid. It's a bad movie. Just plain bad.
* out of 4-(Bad)