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En esta secuela, Scott Wylde, un kickboxer estadounidense, debe ir a Camboya para rescatar a su novia vietnamita de las tropas rusas y vietnamitas.En esta secuela, Scott Wylde, un kickboxer estadounidense, debe ir a Camboya para rescatar a su novia vietnamita de las tropas rusas y vietnamitas.En esta secuela, Scott Wylde, un kickboxer estadounidense, debe ir a Camboya para rescatar a su novia vietnamita de las tropas rusas y vietnamitas.
Jeong-lee Hwang
- Ty
- (as Jang Lee Hwang)
Chesda 'Pop' Smithsuth
- Police Captain
- (as Chesda Smithuth)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesWhile shooting, according to Roy Horan, there were many conflicts between the U.S., Hong Kong and Thai crews. The explosives crew had access to handguns and they also had Thai Special Forces and Thai police involved in the film. The crew did not have access to movie-guns, so all the weapons were real live guns with live ammunition.
- PifiasBlack haired stuntman doing the somersault in the boxing ring for Loren Avedon.
- Citas
Scott Wylde: Hey, man, drugs are a deadly trip, you know?
- Versiones alternativasThe following were cut out of the 1989 U.S. release.
- The opening execution sequence.
- Terry and Scott talking about Mac was cut down.
- Scott and the pimp's conversation.
- The phone conversation between Scott and Sulin was cut down as well as the pimp interrupting Scott was cut out.
- Conversation between Scott, Mac, and Terry in the helicopter.
- Colonel Tol Nol using Terry as "collateral" in the military deal is cut out.
- ConexionesFeatured in Top Fighter 2 (1996)
Reseña destacada
Pseudo-sequel, but good action
This was originally intended to be a direct sequel to the first 'NR, NS' which launched the career of a certain Jean Claude Van Damme. However Van Damme pulled out feeling the film would not have furthered his career while persuading co-star Kurt McKinney to do the same. As a result, the story was changed with Tae Kwon Do expert Loren Avedon and Matthias Hues drafted in to play the American and Russian stereotypes.
The basic synopsis sees Avedon's character call in some friends in an attempt to rescue his Thai girlfriend, while strangely coming across a contingent of the Russian army (camped out in the Vietnamese jungle!) in the process, as well as a group of fake Shaolin monks. (Blame Keith W. Strandberg for the script!).
Surprisingly, for an American film, there are some well executed and imaginative fight sequences predominantly showcasing the excellent kicking skills of Avedon. This is clearly the influence of Yuen Kwai who was not prepared to concede too much to the American filming and time constraints. The finale, while inferior to the first films final reel, features Cynthia Rothrock as a hard-hitting, tough talking helicopter pilot (not a cop/CIA/FBI agent for a change!) showing some of the moves which made her name on the Jade screen. This movie is one of the only 80's flicks that uses her real voice! Loren Avedon did not follow Jean Claude's example and stayed on after this film fulfilling his 3 picture contract, notably with the decent third instalment of the NR, NS series: 'Blood Brothers' with the excellent Keith Vitali (Yuen Biao's opponent in 'Wheels on Meals') and I am surprised he was never used in a 'real' Hong Kong picture as he is clearly skilled and quick enough to have made a good screen villain.
The basic synopsis sees Avedon's character call in some friends in an attempt to rescue his Thai girlfriend, while strangely coming across a contingent of the Russian army (camped out in the Vietnamese jungle!) in the process, as well as a group of fake Shaolin monks. (Blame Keith W. Strandberg for the script!).
Surprisingly, for an American film, there are some well executed and imaginative fight sequences predominantly showcasing the excellent kicking skills of Avedon. This is clearly the influence of Yuen Kwai who was not prepared to concede too much to the American filming and time constraints. The finale, while inferior to the first films final reel, features Cynthia Rothrock as a hard-hitting, tough talking helicopter pilot (not a cop/CIA/FBI agent for a change!) showing some of the moves which made her name on the Jade screen. This movie is one of the only 80's flicks that uses her real voice! Loren Avedon did not follow Jean Claude's example and stayed on after this film fulfilling his 3 picture contract, notably with the decent third instalment of the NR, NS series: 'Blood Brothers' with the excellent Keith Vitali (Yuen Biao's opponent in 'Wheels on Meals') and I am surprised he was never used in a 'real' Hong Kong picture as he is clearly skilled and quick enough to have made a good screen villain.
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- 27 may 2005
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- Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
- 108.154 US$
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- 108.154 US$
- 29 ene 1989
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