One of the best martial arts movies and a big influence to the kids of 80s and 90s

It has inspired so many martial arts movies. And the title is still the best line for motivation.

This movie is pure gold, Mr Mckinney do a great job

How cool of Kurt to talk about what it was like to be part of this film! There's more interview, right? Here in Brazil this film has become a classic! I watched this film in a movie theater!

The fight chronography in this film is still better than most of the trash you see in 99% of films today.

Hey David! I rewatched this classic just the other day. Very fresh in my memory. Hope you are doing great.

I watched NRNS countless of times as a kid and I still have the very same VHS tape that back in the mid 80’s which is almost 40 years old by now. Loved this film!

"One step sensei!"

Fortunate to catch in the theater. Pure 80s Gold

There are random things I'll always remember about this movie. 1) The scream that Jason's dad makes when JCVD breaks his leg. It makes me laugh every time with how overblown it is. 🤣 2) Jason hip thrusting in the park workout with RJ sitting on his lap eating ice cream for some strange reason. 😆 3) JCVD saying, "I'm the best" over and over. 4) The song "Stand On Your Own" in the original VHS release being WAY better than the replacement song. 5) JCVD saying, "You're good." with Jason saying, "I get better." As well as Jason saying, "This time it'll be different Russian." with JCVD yelling out after. Honorable Mention : Scott the fat guy ordering like 20 burgers and saying, "Stick with me kids, and you'll never go hungry." As well as Jason kicking him over the table and saying, "Who's the lard ass?" 😆

@cainabel2009

Ай бұрын

Lol, I have that movie on DVD. Here one to add, the backflip kick the one he does on Vaddam's face lol more like a toe. I love the movie but I will say that scene was definitely done on a different day, if you pause just before he does the kick, and look at the background everyone in the audience is gone.

This movie was, is, and will always be part of my youth. Where is RJ today?? and the rest of the cast (never could find the dad; he was in a lot of 80s videos)

Need to interview some of the fighters from the movie "Bloodfight" starring Bolo Yeung. This was considered by many to be the real sequel to Bloodsport.

I’ve done the no retreat no surrender many times, by that I mean go to Bruce Lee’s gravesite and ask his spirit for guidance, many times, obviously the idea was inspired by the film , you can obviously guess I grew up in Seattle, the site is incredibly busy with tourists nowadays but there was a time where there was not that much traffic going there back in the day, like 2002, and a memorable time for me was I was massively depressed and lost and randomly showed up to this cemetery in the dumping rain and it happened to be where Bruce and Brandon were buried and I found the site and it was a very unique, spiritual experience standing there speaking to Bruce’s headstone in the pooring rain

Loved this film as a kid 👌

This is so nice👌🏽, memory's when i was a little kid. I was crying when jcvd was finisht at the end of the movie😂. Thnx bro🙏🏽

The fighting-scenes were great in this movie, and the soundtrack was great as well.

I first saw this movie when I was 6. Being a young Bruce Lee fan I thought it was one of the coolest martial arts movies I had scene at the time.🙂

I went to the theater to watch, solely because my kickboxing idol, Peter Sugarfoot Cunningham was in it. Noted karate author, Timothy Baker, was also in it.

As an aspiring actor who has also worked a waiter job Kurt's words were nothing short of inspiring

Love this movie!! Thank you!! 💜💜💜💜

Kurt is a 100% legitimate martial artist

This film was a big part of my childhood growing up in the 80’s. I remember seeing the poster in the video store around 1986 and it was the reason I started karate at the time. It was also my introduction to JCVD. David, the last Kumite steelbook arrived this morning and we’re gonna watch this tonight. Looking forward to this one and you’re on the back of the cover doing a helicopter kick on the Uk version mate. Congrats on being in the film and keep up the great work. 👍🏼

@VikingSamurai

Ай бұрын

Thanks, let me know what you think!

Awesomeness 💯💯✌️🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋

No way how cool is this that's Jason aka Kurt mckinny I love this film Peter Cunningham is that jcvd me my brother my cousin's grew up watching this i prefer the soundtrack stand on your own on the vhs version which I prefer to the dvd version the most famous line for me was it's that slimeball RJ

Long time ago everyone got a fair shot through dramaloque magazine. Very interesting. Thanks Viking.

I know the guy who played the part of Ian Riley. If you want to get in contact with him let me know.

Give us a heads up at the end of these clips, so I can let the closing ads run, I just assumed it was another midroll ad which I NEVER let run (nor does anyone else that I know) .

Great story! 👏 very motivating!

Can You Some Videos On Sidekicks

Great story, I'll have to look for the film, what is the rest of this story, is there going to be part 2, 3?

Van Damm, first movie 🎥 Pender Sensei, can tell you more 😬

I've only watched this movie maybe 2x. I didn't see it until after I seen Bloodsport and a few other Van Damme movies. I hated seeing him play a bad guy. I think that's what I didn't like it at the time.

Love this Movie by the Way ypu did a great Job in Last Kumite just saw it great Movie!

@VikingSamurai

Ай бұрын

Thanks man!

Jason!!!! No retreat no surrender!!!! It is you the son is it not?? Yeah but this time it will be different….Russian

❤💪👌

Hi david , i know its of the topic , but i heard there is an longer version of the movie kickboxer 2 where there is scene tong po is training for a rematch against kurt sloan ( van dammes character ) and also there is even a longer scene not only seeing directly the corps of kurt sloan but actually a second fight and it was so good that they had to cut it off because this fight scene was way more better than the end fight .. you can even see a little scene of it in kickboxer 4 where tong po ( michell quissi ) was spit on after his loss .. this was also an deleted scene actually from kickboxer 2 .. did you know about it ? And did you seen it ? Do you know where we can find it if it really excist ? Thanks

i already so this

In that time i watch Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris and Jacky Chan ( and others from Hong Kong) movies 🎬🎥 the American martial arts movies are 👎 with a few good. Jean Claude van Damme his first few movies are 👎 and his last few are not beter. That will not say that i dont respect JCD but not my tast. Greetings from the Netherlands 🥋 OSU 🥋

What a classic, I have some of the songs from the film on my workout playlist :D