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Kickboxer 2: Le Successeur

Titre original : Kickboxer 2: The Road Back
  • 1991
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  • 1h 30min
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Kickboxer 2: Le Successeur (1991)
David's brother, Kurt, defeats Po in Kickboxer (1989). A year after Po kills Kurt, David, who has a kickboxing gym in LA, is manipulated into a match against Po.
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Après la mort de son frère, David Sloan est professeur d'arts martiaux à Los Angeles. Blessé après un combat, il reprend confiance en ses capacités grâce à Xian Chow. Il ne lui reste plus qu... Tout lireAprès la mort de son frère, David Sloan est professeur d'arts martiaux à Los Angeles. Blessé après un combat, il reprend confiance en ses capacités grâce à Xian Chow. Il ne lui reste plus qu'à se mesurer au champion de kickboxing, Vargas.Après la mort de son frère, David Sloan est professeur d'arts martiaux à Los Angeles. Blessé après un combat, il reprend confiance en ses capacités grâce à Xian Chow. Il ne lui reste plus qu'à se mesurer au champion de kickboxing, Vargas.

  • Réalisation
    • Albert Pyun
  • Scénario
    • Mark DiSalle
    • Jean-Claude Van Damme
    • David S. Goyer
  • Casting principal
    • Sasha Mitchell
    • Peter Boyle
    • Dennis Chan
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    6,6 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Albert Pyun
    • Scénario
      • Mark DiSalle
      • Jean-Claude Van Damme
      • David S. Goyer
    • Casting principal
      • Sasha Mitchell
      • Peter Boyle
      • Dennis Chan
    • 57avis d'utilisateurs
    • 20avis des critiques
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    Rôles principaux36

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    Sasha Mitchell
    Sasha Mitchell
    • David Sloan
    Peter Boyle
    Peter Boyle
    • Justin Maciah
    Dennis Chan
    Dennis Chan
    • Xian Chow
    Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
    Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
    • Sanga
    John Diehl
    John Diehl
    • Jack
    Michel Qissi
    Michel Qissi
    • Tong Po
    Heather McComb
    Heather McComb
    • Lisa
    Vince Murdocco
    Vince Murdocco
    • Brian Wagner
    Humberto Ortiz
    • Joey
    Matthias Hues
    Matthias Hues
    • Neil Vargas
    Emmanuel Kervyn
    • Kurt Sloan
    Joe Restivo
    • Ring Announcer
    Vincent Klyn
    • Thai Thug
    Brian Austin Green
    Brian Austin Green
    • Tommy
    Brent Kelly
    • Carl
    Annie O'Donnell
    Annie O'Donnell
    • Brian's Mother
    Christian Andrews
    • Brian's Trainer
    Jay Byron
    • State Official
    • Réalisation
      • Albert Pyun
    • Scénario
      • Mark DiSalle
      • Jean-Claude Van Damme
      • David S. Goyer
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    veinbreaker

    this movie rocks

    this movie is great it holds lots of memories for me it is written by the script writer of BLADE and DARK CITY so you know it has to be good. The cast is full of unknowns which deliver a fine perfomance for the genre. This film also has a great soundtrack which unfortunately was never released, Give it a chance cause this is a feel good martial arts movie along the lines of AMERICAN SHAOLIN. I own both films and I prefer this one to the VAN DAMME prequel. This movie is good so give it a chance. Also if anyone has the song 'BROTHER'S EYES' from the movie please let me know. I am desperate for that song because it gives me chills every time I watch the film
    6Howlin Wolf

    Surprisingly watchable.

    I am known for willingly watching ANY movie I haven't seen, whether it has the potential to be awful or not. To this end, I borrowed the first 3 "Kickboxer" movies from my mate. I actually found "Kickboxer 2" to be quite watchable, and an improvement over the original. Sascha Mitchell can deliver a line marginally better than Van Damme, and pretty much everyone involved with this film tries as manfully as they can to treat it with as much seriousness as possible. You get the sense that Albert Pyun could be an average director in Hollywood were he to take on better projects. I also found the fight sequences more realistic and less narcissistic than in the first one, although my friend disagrees with me. Mitchell seems less obsessed with the idea of the audience seeing him flexing his muscles than Van Damme did. I should point out that the buddy I refer to is the martial arts aficionado of the two of us, so maybe his opinions count for more than mine from an aesthetic perspective.

    Yes, it is a basic fight film, but it provides what its fans want with a modicum of style. I am in no way trying to claim that this is as good from a technical standpoint as any of the other films I've rated 6, but from an entertainment perspective you'll be surprised to find it's solid, if unspectacular fare. That assessment is from a viewer whose tastes are usually a little more refined.
    5fmarkland32

    The road leads nowhere...

    David Sloan (Sasha Mitchell) is content to keep his nose clean and stay out of the kickboxing business (Yeah, right) and run a gym that caters to kids. However his gym is on hard times and the only way to keep the gym his brothers helped build is to fight again. Enter Tong Po(Michael Qissi) who is looking to regain his honor after losing to Sloan's older brother Kurt(Who was played by Van Damme in # 1) Suffice to say David will have to step into the ring. I picked up the Kickboxer 5 pack because I remember seeing these on Cable TV when I was younger and enjoying them a lot. While there is some fun to be had in this sequel there is far too much plot that stops the movie dead in it's tracks. Mitchell is an adequate martial artist and okay actor but the role gives him little to do and it's only the well staged fight sequences which give K2 the only watchable edge it has.

    * * out of 4-(Fair)
    3MikeSmash

    "Kickboxer 2" unworthy of a sequel to "Kickboxer"

    This film is a prime example of why some sequels discredit the original film. In this case, "Kickboxer" should have stood alone but instead was followed by B-movie reject "Kickboxer 2". The film was bad in every way possible with horrible acting performances by Sasha Mitchell, Peter Boyle, Matthias Hues, Michel Quissi, & Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. Each actor was "wooden" & underachieving as well as overpaid for this film. Sad fight choreography, even worse cinematography, & ridiculous script writing doomed this film to failure.

    It's not worth bothering with reliving much of the story because there isn't much to tell. Sloan(Mitchell) goes back to the UKA circuit to make $ for his decrepit gym to keep it open. Sloan wins his bout against enemy & current UKA champion Vargas(Hues), renounces the title belt, & announces his retirement again. Angered by his defeat, Vargas & his goons sneak into Sloan's gym, beat him up badly, & set fire to the building. Badly injured & financially strapped, Sloan endures a lengthy hospital stay. Once out of the hospital, Sloan finds a hotel room to recuperate & wallow in self-pity. A knock on the door presents Xian Chow, former Muay Thai trainer of brother Kurt Sloan. Chow offers to help train Sloan but he resists. Soon, Sloan & Chow work together with great results. Fellow kick boxer & gym rat Brian Wagner(Vince Murdocco) takes on corrupt fight manager Justin(Boyle) & fight czar Sanga(Tagawa) to turn pro. Wagner wins his first few fights, makes some money, & asks Sloan to come to his championship fight. Sloan agrees & takes Mrs. Wagner along to see him fight for the first time. Confident & arrogant, Wagner waits for his opponent to step to the ring. A last minute announcement calls for a replacement fighter who happens to be the ruthless Thailand Muay Thai champion Tong Po(Quissi). Tong Po punishes Wagner for several rounds before killing him in the ring. After a visit to the hospital with Wagner's mother, Sloan learns the truth about Tong Po & his brother's death in Thailand. Angry & in grief, Sloan vows to have revenge. When Sanga offers a challenge for a fight with Tong Po in the Ancient Way, Sloan accepts without reservation. The two men enter the ring, wrap their hands in rope & resin, dip their fists in broken glass, & prepare to fight to the death. The tall, muscular, & ruthless Tong Po beats up on Sloan for several rounds before finally displaying the Muay Thai fighting spirit needed to pound the Thai champion into a knockout. Revenge has been had by Sloan & he reopens his gym for the neighborhood roughs.

    "Kickboxer 2" will not dazzle, uplift, or have you cheering for the hero. It is simply mindless entertainment, & I MEAN MINDLESS!!! This film will lurk in the depths of one of the worst martial arts action B-movies in film history. Just thought you should know that!!!
    vchimpanzee

    Not too bad; at least it proves Mitchell is more than just Cody

    I have "Kickboxer" waiting in my TiVo. Should I have seen it first? It's better to watch something new before I have to save it for later. And yet I could have watched "Kickboxer" and deleted it, and saved the other movie.

    So this is my introduction to the series.

    I didn't find out for years I liked Jean Claude van Damme. And I was surprised this wasn't him. It looked like him. But it was actually Cody from "Step by Step"--and he wasn't a silly buffoon! David Sloane runs an inner-city gym, and he cares about helping kids who are less fortunate. And that's a problem. He can't afford to pay the bills. He might have to go back to fighting, and a tragedy pretty much decides he will. But he has a very capable teacher.

    David's friend Brian wants to fight. And he does some things that are less than ethical.

    I was surprised Sasha Mitchell was so good as a fighter--and not bad as an actor either. Now I saw two movies about boxing the same day, and Ving Rhames gave a far superior performance, but Mitchell is good enough.

    The real standout performer is Dennis Chan as the man who gets David back in fighting shape.

    Humberto Ortiz impressed me as a street kid with an attitude who David might be able to help. I would have been happier if the whole movie had been like the first few scenes, with the focus on David teaching the kids rather than fighting and corruption.

    I didn't recognize Peter Boyle, not having ever seen an episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond", but it's just as well. He was not a nice man. And one of his goons was much worse.

    Michel Qissi didn't have to say a word. He was a real bad boy in the ring. For those who say boxing isn't violent, you haven't seen boxing like this. THIS is violent.

    It's not a masterpiece, but if you like fighting, you might like this.

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    • Anecdotes
      Jean-Claude Van Damme turned down this movie to do Double Impact (1991) instead.
    • Gaffes
      There is no way Tong Po could have killed Brian in the ring. In reality, after the referee ended the fight and Tong Po elbows him in the gut, the ring would have been swarmed by security but instead he is allowed to casually continue pummeling Brian.
    • Citations

      David Sloan: I tell you what...

      [places hands behind his back and leans forward]

      David Sloan: You take your best shot.

    • Versions alternatives
      At the time of its release, there was a longer version which showed Tong Po training and re-fighting Jean-Claude Van Damme's character Kurt Sloane (played by Emmanuel Kervyn this time). By all accounts the fight scenes were better than the actual end-fight, so the scenes containing Kurt, Eric and Xian's niece Mylee were cut down to a few seconds, showing Kurt Sloane with the bullet hole in the head and Tong Po walking away.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Kickboxer 4 (1994)
    • Bandes originales
      My Brother's Eyes
      Performed by Eric Barnett

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    • Date de sortie
      • 17 juillet 1991 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Kickboxer 2
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 200 E Anaheim St, Wilmington, Californie, États-Unis(Sloan's Gym)
    • Société de production
      • Kings Road Entertainment
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 1 250 712 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 444 239 $US
      • 16 juin 1991
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 1 250 712 $US
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