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# Best of the Best

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    "Today, you have the chance to be the greatest martial artists in the world"
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2011*

I've started to write this review several times but aborted the attempts when I found myself unable to convey the quality of this movie. Mind you, I'm not necessarily talking about its theatrical value - that part's good, too, but relative - but as its quality as a genuine martial arts movie, opposed to just an action movie with kicks. It's not the only film to attain this distinction, but the fact that it manages to do so on an adult level with a mixed cast of both acclaimed and (at the time) forthcoming stars qualifies it as the grown-up version of . If this means little or nothing to you, I advise you stop reading this review, but if you, like me, believe that the fighting arts can positively affect your life and that a good movie can be made of this concept, read on.The story: a team of professional martial artists - bearing no common ground but brought together through talent - must master themselves under the tutelage of a tough coach (James Earl Jones, ) en-route to representing the United States during the national championships and an all-or-nothing battle against the formidable Korean national team.I won't deny that the movie strays into B-grade territory every now and again. Though the rest of its fights take place on the mat in a professional capacity, the film affords itself one bar brawl, similar to something you'd see in a Van Damme movie (albeit with six Jean-Claudes instead of one). The script seriously neglects at least one of the main supporting characters (David "Sonny" Agresta), and the inclusion of one main character (Sally Kirkland of  as James Earl Jones' co-trainer) is unnecessary (or at least the size of her role is, in comparison to the work she does onscreen). With that said, the movie features surprisingly strong acting for any kind of martial arts film. The cast list includes no less than three Oscar-nominees in pivotal roles (Jones, Kirkland, and Eric Roberts of ), and while they're not giving the performances of a lifetime, they and the others - including Chris Penn of  - are way beyond adequate. James Earl Jones' booming voice and Eric Roberts' emotional mini-speeches readily stand out as things that would have been difficult to pull off with a lesser cast and script and immediately set it apart from wannabe films that focused more on fighting.The fighting is worth more than half a glance, however. As the freshman outing of fight choreographer and quasi-villain Simon Rhee, the series of matches are a celebration of traditional tae kwon do, emphasizing forms which are realistic even if their application isn't (though they're still more true to life than almost all other blockbuster material of the time). The fighters are all real-life practitioners and collectively good (the Korean team especially is made up of recognized masters like Ho Sik Pak and Ken Nagayama), but I find myself appreciating the husky and uncharacteristically-cast Chris Penn almost more than the rest, as he goes to show that you do not have to be physically toned to excel at throwing kicks. There are a couple training scenes about, with the fights polarized to the first and fourth quarters of the film, and yet the martial arts are the subliminal driving point of the story. Each of the major characters has clasped onto a single aspect of them - for Phillip "Tommy" Rhee ( ) it's personal desire and suffering, for John "Virgil" Dye () it's the spiritual aspects, for Chris "Travis" Penn it's the building of confidence in one's self, and so on - and throughout the movie they grasp additional aspects, therein becoming better people regardless of whether they win or lose their end matches. Some of the situations these concepts are demonstrated in may be hammy, but the emotional truth is untainted. The movie sets an upstanding example.Director Robert Radler would dedicate a good number of future martial arts flicks, but none at least with the emotional and dramatic worth of this, his magnum opus. I can honestly say that I can't think of a serious karate film buff who ought to be without this little gem; it's that good, even after twenty-two years of future films to compare it to. Buy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Perhaps the greatest film ever produced
  

*by E***I on Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023*

Do you have what it takes?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Hubbys Best movie
  

*by B***Y on Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023*

All time karate favorite!

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