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PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Game Boy
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GB_BEST_OF_THE_BEST
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Gameboy |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
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This is one of the best martial arts movies ever made I enjoyed it as a kid and had to get it on DVD great price I know everyone gives great ratings but not everyone likes the same martial arts movies this one has a story line a great one it shows you full contact Olympic sparring And if your a Martial Artist or just a fan you definitely will enjoy this movie
This movie is decent. I happen to see it on TV when I was a kid and liked it because of the action. The acting isn’t the best but it is a decent story with plenty of fighting action.
Being a martial artist this movie is one I have to have in my collection. It does expose the fact that in America we tend to refer to any martial art generically as "Karate" when in fact "Karate" is Japanese in origin, Taekwondo is Korean, and Kung Fu is Chinese in origin. Good movie and loved the sportsmanship theme
Got movie on time
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
Great movie at a Great Deal!
This showed unity, love and respect for the fellow man and for others. I loved this movie and it was what made me go into the arts next to Bruce Lee the greatest of all times.
This is a must see movie. Its is a english movie about the US Tae Kwon Do team competing against the Korean team. Great action and story line.
I love Eric Roberts, I always fast forward to his fight scene when he dislocates his shoulder, he was a terrible fighter but I love this movie.
Is this the best acted, best written martial arts movie ever? No. However, it does have a hook – an interesting storyline – and it is entertaining. Thumbs up!
happy camper –
Buncha individuals learn how to respect themselves and team concept . We see Travis Brickley (Chris Penn) change from a obnoxious individual to a team player. We see the U.S. team take on the vastly superior Korean team . We see an act of kindness from the coach of the US team that never was kind to them before. Great story line that covers the poor editing and timing of the director. I still love it though and is on my list of movies to re-watch.
Janalyn Robnett –
I have to say, as a Bromance writer, this movie stands out as one of THE BEST Brother-Friendship stories I’ve ever seen, especially at the end. No Spoilers, but it will get you in touch with your heart. Some cheesy over-confident moments during the actual competition, but that is really my only peeve with the film. It’s easily overlooked in lieu of the story itself. The benefits of team work and how you become a ‘family’ is really the main lesson that the coach is trying to drill into these guys. And what transpires is both human and real at the end. You won’t be sorry to see this one, especially if, like me, you love the Brother-Friend stories that are so difficult to find these days. Oh, and… get your tissues out. You’ll need them. :)
Henry Neil –
Saw this movie first forever ago and never forgot it. It is still an excellent martial arts and human story. I will watch it again and again
kk –
great movie. as described
LadyHawke –
Great childhood movie. Love this movie, good story, feel good type.
Anthony Dimeo –
great
Renee –
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE
Bernard Pelow –
Excellent service and quality merchandise.
CollinKing –
Real martial artists
DrakeBrown –
Exactly what was described