Late 80s/early 90s martial arts movies
Late 80s/early 90s martial arts movies
Mason Rodriguez
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Caleb Morris
Police story
Kevin Lopez
Kickboxer
Luke Bailey
Mortal Kombat was real good
Evan Richardson
Kickboxer had some fantastic scenery.
Bloodsport did everything else better tho
Zachary Ward
>tfw I didn't get to enjoy JCVD Kino until I was a 20some yr old adult
Would of loved his films growing up. Won't make the same mistake with my boy.
Jackson Carter
>would of
Make sure you pass this on to your boy: it's "would've", as in "would HAVE".
Jayden Davis
I love how JCVD always has an explanation why he's an American with a belgian accent in most of his movies
Christian Powell
I enjoyed the No Retreat, No Surrender trilogy. Especially 3. It has that 80's no budget feel to it that few can accurately simulate now.
Noah Turner
The Karate Kid is a classic.
Eli Lewis
you have no idea man.
>grow up with very religious mother
>same with my bro
>he got a JCVD connection and gets pirated VHS at school.
>we secretly watch Bloodsport, Kickboxer and Cyborg at sleepovers.
>try to learn spin-kicks from then on.
Parker Baker
80's was so innocent
still little touched by political correctness
Jackson Cooper
The "correct" politics were different then. There was still plenty of propaganda.
Owen Young
Blade
Big trouble in little China
Asher Hernandez
gymkata frank ducks
Connor Ross
definitely and it made for some great movies.
rocky IV could have been made in no other time frame.the soviet union, anti-communist movement. the american action hero existed in its most prime form in this time
of course the propaganda backlash by the press to the anti-communism and reagan, and traditional american led to great movies, like full metal jacket.
the rise of trump is a backlash to that backlash and may lead to different set of movies. but depends on who is able to fund and draw an audience
Nathaniel Thomas
American Ninja 1 and 2
Parker King
Essential JCVDkino list:
Bloodsport
Kickboxer
Lionheart
Universal Soldier
Hard Target
Double Impact
Cyborg
Street Fighter
Timecop
nu-wave JCVDkino:
JCVD
In Hell
Wake of Death
Ryder Carter
There's definitely a growing dissatisfaction with cultural marxism, and I've no doubt it'll produce more great great movies.
Isaiah Morris
What scene is this fight from?
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Jayden Collins
haha double impact
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James Davis
bloodsport
kickboxer
police story
armor of god
once upon in china
american ninja
king of the kickboxers
fong sai yuk
Jonathan Diaz
>no No Retreat, No Surrender
Seriously Van Damme's best fight scenes in his whole career. Second best would be that Tsui Hark one with Rob Schneider and exploding blue jeans.
Also, Sudden Death is one of the best Die Hard ripoffs. Desert Heat is really funny. Universal Soldier: Regeneration is better than the original.
Caleb Baker
>â–¶snapping necks and taking checks
Christopher Baker
daily reminder, JCVD takes photos of naked asian boys swimming in the beginning of kick boxer with a creepy pedo grin
Jaxon Davis
is there any other reason to visit southeast asia?
Nicholas Gomez
I was kinda impressed with Dragon Eyes.
Fun little 87 minute action movie.
Michael Johnson
The women aren't too shabby looking either
Joshua Carter
was JCVD in Breakin' an action movie?
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Joshua Rivera
guess thats where he learned to dance like that
Austin Nguyen
This. Jingoistic 80s action flicks were top tier and I miss them.