Last to Surrender

1999
R
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

5.1/10

187

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Roddy Piper and Ong Soo Han in Last to Surrender (1999)

Action Adventure

A maverick American cop and his Chinese counterpart join forces to bring a drug dealer and his hired thugs to justice.A maverick American cop and his Chinese counterpart join forces to bring a drug dealer and his hired thugs to justice.A maverick American cop and his Chinese counterpart join forces to bring a drug dealer and his hired thugs to justice.

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5.1/10

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Angela Ying-Ying Tong in Last to Surrender (1999)

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Trivia
The film shoot in Indonesia was plagued by unforeseen accidents and difficulties: a traffic accident caused three trucks carrying film equipment to flip over and almost fall off a cliff, a legitimate anti-government riot halted the filming of the city harbor scene, a flash flood in the jungle destroyed a military encampment set, and a plane filming aerial footage crashed into the jungle, resulting in the death of the pilot.

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Asia Club
Written by Norman Orenstein (SOCAN)
Performed by NOM Orchestra
Courtesy of Norman Orenstein Music

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6/10

Could have been better... but not too bad

All things considered, this wasn't a bad movie... definitely an improvement from some of Piper's others. It was nice to see him go through a movie without using (hardly any) wrestling moves. The fight scenes were good, and Piper did a good job in his role throughout the movie as a sort of "bad cop", however, the ending left a lot to be desired. I had never heard of Ong before, but he seemed to do a decent job as well.

I still want to see how Piper would fare with a truly good script and several well-known supporting actors. I think he has potential, and it'd be nice to see him in a true action flick as either the protagnoist or antagonist.

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