Best of the Best
Action • PG-13 • 1989 • 1 hr 37 min
Starring
Eric Roberts, Phillip Rhee, James Earl Jones, Sally Kirkland, Chris Penn
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Admittedly a cheesy 80's thing, and a bit overdramatic. But I thought the cast was great, and the fights were well done.
Slam him like a toilet seat Tommy. Growing up doing TKD, this is a legendary flick.
A fun late '80s action movie that I fondly remember watching with my dad.
An entertaining martial arts film with impressive fight sequences and a heartfelt story.
Absolutely loved this movie when I was a kid. Such a great martial arts movie. The only Eric Robert's movie I ever really liked.
Classic 80s cheese, but you'll love it if you're interested in that era of film.
Everything here has been done before and done better, not an original idea to be found. Cheesy with lackluster fight sequences.
Although the performances were very reserved & held back compared to those in The Karate Kid, this is still better than watching paint dry!
Love this film. Can't believe they got James Earl in it!
This movie made me want to take karate as a kid.
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