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Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Binding: VHS Tape Brand: R&G VIdeo (Exclusively Distributed by Starmaker Entertainment, Inc. EAN: 9786302722765 Format: Color, Original recording reissued, NTSC ISBN: 6302722764 Label: Starmaker Entertainment Manufacturer: Starmaker Entertainment Model: 90003 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Starmaker Entertainment Release Date: September 04, 1990 Running Time: 85 minutes Sales Rank: 10519 Studio: Starmaker Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: May 02, 1986
Rating: - Second movie of JCVD.
Not a great movie but that's good for see JCVD yesterday. When you see this movie, you understand JCVD is today a very best actor.
Rating: - Where Jean-Claude learned the splits!
No Retreat No Surrender is a classic martial arts movie from the 80s. It's classic because it follows the 80s formula of "screw it, put it in there, people will enjoy it regardless of how unbelievable it is".
The movie "stars" a runt named Jason (Kurt McKinney), who looks like the guy perpetually gets his lunch money stolen. All is well in his sheltered life until one day he skips into his father's dojo just in time to see his father getting a beatdown from a Russian mobster henchman named Ivan (Jean Claude Van Damme). Evidently, the Sherman Oaks Karate School is prime gangster ... Read More
Rating: - A Classic Movie for the Ages
We got this movie in 1980-somehting when I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan. We had five kids who were raised watching this movie as Okinawa had no US TV and we had to get Videotapes for our entertainment. As the kids grew, they remade this movie several times using their own equipment. They had the lines and acting down pat - just like the original - it was so easy to imitate. Anyway, as I get older, I wouldn't trade my original copy of this movie with my kids remakes for anything in the world. To this day, we take this stuff out and watch it every Christmas. Ah the memories it brings back is so ... Read More
Rating: - GOOD FILM!
Some people might think the movie was too cheesy or whatever but I personally think it is good and quite interesting, another reason why 1980s were good, at least for me
Rating: - Van Damm The Star?
How can Van Damm be the star of the movie, when he's only in it for about 10 minutes??? Kurt is in most of it. Kurt is the main character and makes the movie along with RJ, The Fat Burger Kid and the other young guys and girls in it. Van Damm is nothing more than a guest role at best. Yes, he went on to become a bigger star, but McKinney has also done well since, appearing in a wide range of TV shows and making a couple more movies since, right up to the present day. He also won an award for his acting in the 1990s. Kurt is #1.
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