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After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.
Amber Kelleher-Andrews
- Crystal Duvalier
- (as Amber Van Lent)
Steven D. Ito
- Yoong
- (as Steve Ito)
Nicholas R. Oleson
- The Beast
- (as Nicholas Oleson)
Sidney S. Liufau
- Kimo Lima Lama
- (as Sid Liufau)
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- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaDaniel Bernhardt revealed in an interview with Scott Adkins on web-camera (available on YouTube) that Van Damme was initially considered to reprise the starring role.
- GoofsWhen Alex goes to the warehouse from the note, he slides over a table full of money, in the next shot the money is gone from the table and isn't on the floor either.
- Alternate versionsThe scene, where "The Beast" kills a fighter during the Kumite was cut from the German Video-Release.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Bloodsport: The Dark Kumite (1999)
- SoundtracksClair De Lune
by Claude Debussy
Performed by Stephen Edwards (as Steve Edwards)
Courtesy Six Feet Five Music
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Third time harms...
Daniel Bernhardt returns as Alex Cardo as he tells in flashback to his son, how his mentor James Hong was killed, how he wins the kumite against "The Beast" who is a titan and along the way discusses how he met the lad's mother. Also on how the kid's grandfather was a no good scumbag, in other words it is Bloodsport for a younger generation. Bloodsport II wasn't exactly great (In fact far from good) but when compared to this boring dud of a sequel, it almost feels as if you can sense how bored the movie is with itself. The fight sequences this time are terribly staged, with martial artistry so sloppy, you'd swear you walked in on a drunken fight. The movie starts off reasonably well enough but once the training montage begins, you'll be so bored that your only excitement in the fight sequences, will be getting closer to the ending. The movie is just so lame. Also the singing in which Amber van Lynt does, is quite positively more damaging to the human body, then any harm "The Beast" inflicts. (I'm not sure if i'm the first to bring that up, but how nobody remembers such awful singing is mind boggling.)
* out of 4-(Bad)
* out of 4-(Bad)
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- fmarkland32
- Jul 27, 2006
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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