Best of the Best II

Best of the Best II

The violence in this film made me sick. It was shown on a bus tour and I had little choice but to watch it... I literally got sick to my stomach from the blood and gore. Senseless and stupid, this film escaped, it was not released, IMHO.

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Best of the Best II

i really enjoyed this movie.it's jam packed with action.the fight scenes are spectacular and many different styles are showcased.this movie focuses more on action than story or characters,compared to the first one,in my opinion.the intensity is much higher in this one and the stakes are raised.the first one is rated PG-13,while this one is rated R.it is certainly more brutal and graphic in its violence,though i have seen much worse.anyway,this movie is a lot of fun.it's very fast paced.the story is fairly weak,and has been done many times before,but like i said,the fight scenes are spectacular and pretty much make up for the story.all in all,i think it's certainly as good as the first one,maybe a smidgen better.for me,Best of the Best 2 is a very solid 8/10

This was a great movie with a lot of great fight scenes. Brakus is depicted as the ultimate evil. It is pretty violent, but if that doesn't bother you then you will like it. All in all a good movie with intense action.

What a movie! I recently re watched the first movie since I remembered it from my childhood as a good one. I still was, and I also found that there have been three more movies made. I watched this second one and it is an absolutely great sequel. Great work with the story line and constantly cool. It was really raw (not for kids), and I think it needed to be. Loved the small part of the main bad guy from the original movie. Actors were fantastic and it was totally "feel good" all the way through. See the first one before you see this one, and enjoy!

Eric Roberts and Phillip Rhee return as the two karate champs Alex Grady and Tommy Lee who team up to take on a Schwarzenegger style brute named Brackus (Rolph Moller) who kills their friend Travis Brickley (Christopher Penn), they begin training with Lee's uncle (Sonny Landham) who is the only one who can teach them the ways to destroy Brackus in this mediocre yet definitely improved sequel. Good fightscenes and a scene stealing performance from Wayne Newton make this one watchable.