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| 1.I Come in Peace starring: Dolph Lundgren, Brian Benben, Betsy Brantley, Matthias Hues, Jay Bilas directed by: Craig R. Baxley |
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| Essentially, "I Come In Peace" (aka "Dark Angel") is a great idea that was only moderately well exectued. With the exception of appearing in a religious drama, this is probably the strangest vehicle for action hero Dolph Lundgren to get himself over, and to some degree, the Swedish Superman makes it work, but even along with the passing performances of the rest of the cast and a pretty original bad guy, "Peace" ends up being forgettable due to its uninspired pacing and overall lack of action.
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| 2.No Retreat No Surrender 2 starring: Loren Avedon, Max Thayer, Cynthia Rothrock, Matthias Hues, Patra Wanthivanond directed by: Corey Yuen June 28, 1989 |
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| This movie is just about opposite everything from the first NRNS except for one thing - great 80's cheesy action.
The story and characters are so different from the 1st NRNS movie that its a wonder why this is a sequal, because it really isn't. However, the same cheesy feel applies to this movie as observed in the first. This time though, the story revolves around the main character, played by Loren Avedon, traveling from Thailand into Cambodia to retrieve his girlfriend who has been ... Read More: |
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| 3.Mission of Justice starring: Brigitte Nielsen, Jeff Wincott, Luca Bercovici, Matthias Hues, Karen Sheperd directed by: Steve Barnett January 01, 1998 |
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| In the genre of B-action movies, Jeff Wincott's are always a bit ahead of the pack in terms of quality. Mission of Justice is one of my favorite Wincott flicks. Lots of great quailty including story, action, charcaters and acting.
One of the best things about Wincott is that he is a much better actor than most martial artists. That acting tends to rub off in his films on the other actors, because as a whole, everyone does an ok job compared to most B-grade movies. The action is the same - ... Read More: |
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| 4.Tc 2000 starring: Billy Blanks, Bolo Yeung, Jalal Merhi, Bobbie Phillips, Matthias Hues directed by: T.J. Scott August 18, 1993 |
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| I'll go out on a limb and give this one a 4 stars. Though it feels like your basic average martial arts flick (and unfortunately, another lame movie taking place in the run-down future), the martial arts cast and amount of fight action make up for it. Though the fights aren't overly impressive, and some of these guys are used to giving a stronger performance, it seems there are fights every 5 minutes throughout the film. And I have seen plenty of worse fights in other films too. If it weren't for ... Read More: |
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| 5.Fists of Iron starring: Michael Worth, Jenilee Harrison, Sam J. Jones, Marshall R. Teague, Matthias Hues directed by: Richard W. Munchkin August 15, 1995 |
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| Fists of Iron gave me mixed feeling when watching. Some parts of the movie are really good, and I even got into the plot but then the next scene can get real cheesy, and then vice versa. Overall, the plot was ok, nothing original and the character cast overall was decent, but the amount of action in the movie still makes for good entertainment.
Biggest reason I wanted Fists of Iron was Matthias Hues, probably one of my favorite martial art bad guys who stars in many movies such as Kickboxer 2, ... Read More: |
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| 6.Fist Fighter starring: Jorge Rivero, Edward Albert, Brenda Bakke, Mike Connors, Simón Andreu directed by: Frank Zuniga October 19, 1989 |
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| I wasn't sure about this title, as I had never heard of it before and knew nothing about the lead actor - George Rivero. My reason for purchasing this film was Matthias Hues. He is a largely built machine of approx. 6'5", playing the villain's role in many martial art films. Though this is not a martial arts film, I decided to check it out anyways to see what he was capable of in this one.
Matthias wasn't the only one who got my attention, but the lead charcater did too. George Rivero plays the ... Read More: |
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| 7.Cyberzone starring: Cal Bartlett, Bob Bragg, Ray Bragg, Robin Clarke, Joe Cook (II) October 29, 1996 |
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| Great for Star Wars fans! Every cute girl in the world moves to Hollywood, then an earthquake knocks the whole state into the ocean. We're left with normal looking girls. Evil Ronald Reagan type guy decides to smuggle in "pleasure droids". Han Solo-type bounty hunter played by Mark Singer has to find the "pleasure droids" before it's too late. His boss makes him work with a plain-jane droid technician girl, and their quest takes them to this Jaba The Hut guy, to this cantina with a cat-woman stripper, to ... Read More: |
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| 8.Bounty Tracker starring: Lorenzo Lamas, Matthias Hues, Cyndi Pass, Eric Mansker, Brooks Gardner directed by: Kurt Anderson January 18, 1995 |
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| Lorenzo is one of my least favorite martial arts actors. His performances are typically wooden, and his athletic skills are not very memorable. This movie, however, has more to offer thus making it a more enjoyable film. The suspense and action are fine, and Matthias Hues is always an added enjoyment as the "calm & cool, yet unpredictable" villain role that he adds to most of his performances. There are some downsides, and that includes a lousy finale fight scene and some downtime in the plot.
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| 9.Digital Man starring: Ken Olandt, Kristen Dalton, Adam Baldwin, Matthias Hues, Paul Gleason directed by: Phillip J. Roth April 02, 1996 |
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| In this derivative scifi misfire, a digital man has been created, something of a terminator-type of machine/man. He is indestructible and he has been secretly programmed to steal some codes to set off nuclear bombs. The special team assigned to stop this digital man is led by Ken Olandt. Ed Lauter and Paul Gleason are on hand as the bad guys and Adam Baldwin plays the inept captain. Matthias Hues is the Digital Man, and he equals Schwarzenegger in his blandness.
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| 10.Kickboxer 2 starring: Sasha Mitchell, Peter Boyle, Dennis Chan, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, John Diehl directed by: Albert Pyun January 13, 1993 |
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| There seems to be a lot of contention about the superiority between Kickboxer 1 and 2. I have come to like Kickboxer 2 more than Kickboxer 1. I think the scripting of part 2 is better, however the climatic fight scene in Kickboxer 1 is superior to Kickboxer 2. But, the journey to the final fight is more entertaining in 2 than in 1. |
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