Magic Kombat

1995

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Two janitors, who worked at the university, were trapped in a Computer World as they faced their insane enemies until they get help from someone.Two janitors, who worked at the university, were trapped in a Computer World as they faced their insane enemies until they get help from someone.Two janitors, who worked at the university, were trapped in a Computer World as they faced their insane enemies until they get help from someone.

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7.1/10

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Smokey Manaloto

Mario

Eric Fructuoso

Luigi

Dandin Ranillo

Janitor

Beth Tamayo

Diana

Joanne Pascual

Sharmaine Suarez

Blanka

Ernie Ortega

Samurai Man

Aga Fazon

Gorilla
(as Aga Fazan)

Arsenio Bhoy Agpoon

Giants 1
(as Boy Agpoon)

Bong Aragon

Giants 2

Bobby Henson

Street Fighter 1

Boy Yuson

Street Fighter 2

Dantley Reyes

Street Fighter 3

Cheer Gorospe

Amazon 1
(as Cher Gorospe)

Ina Alegre

Amazon 2
(as Jennifer Mindanao)

Rea Nakamura

Amazon 3

Jennifer Dimla

Amazon 4

Jan Cassie Espolong

Goko

Director
- Junn P. Cabreira
Writers
- Junn P. Cabreira
- Al Marcelo
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damonfoster

unwatchable spoof of videogames

It took over a month to watch this talky, stupid, boring, cheap comedy from the Philippines. I could only stomach this cinematic ineptitude for 15 minutes at a time! Needless to say, I was disappointed, because I'm always curious to see a sci-fi movie from a country not known for science fiction. Of course, I'm also not a fan of videogames (I've never played MORTAL COMBAT), so if there are in-jokes, I'm not getting them. Language is also a factor, because MAGIC COMBAT was never intended for those of us who are Tagalog-impaired.

Infantile slapstick and childish sound FX 'highlight' this pathetically cheap farce about college or high school students Mario & Luigi. These annoying geeks go through a number of dumb comedic bits before something magical brings video game characters to life. Its action scenes are limited and won't impress fans of even the worst martial arts films! If you want to see an obscure movie's take on video games, seek out the Korean oddity STREET LAWLESS instead, and let MAGIC COMBAT rot into obscurity.