The Last Kumite

2024
18
1 Std. 45 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,6/10

2178

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Matthias Hues and Mathis Landwehr in The Last Kumite (2024)

The Last Kumite is an action packed old school martial arts fighting movie in the style of 80's and 90's classics like Bloodsport, Kickboxer and No Retreat, No Surrender. It follows Michael Rivers (Mathis Landwehr), a skilled martial artist that is forced to fight in an illegal fighting tournament in order to save his daughter. Along his journey he discovers other martial artists have also been forced to fight to save their loved ones.

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Ein letzter Kumite, ein letzter Kampf - um das Leben seiner Tochter.Ein letzter Kumite, ein letzter Kampf - um das Leben seiner Tochter.Ein letzter Kumite, ein letzter Kampf - um das Leben seiner Tochter.

Regie
- Ross W. Clarkson
Drehbuch
- Ross W. Clarkson
- Sean David Lowe
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,6/10

2178

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Ross W. Clarkson
Drehbuch
- Ross W. Clarkson
- Sean David Lowe
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Marcus Gantz
(as David Anthony Kurzhal)

Monia Moula

Lea Martin
(as Mounia Moula)

Kira Kortenbach

Bree Rivers

Mike Derudder

Dracko

Abdel Qissi

Det. Dobrev

Mike Möller

Lightning

David Yeung

Yulong
(as David "Bolo Jr" Yeung)

Roman Boeer de Garcez

Kurt Thornson

Lucian Roucka

Taylor

Pascal Siffert

J-Rock

Janos Tiborcz

Spider

Wilfried Georgis Gomba

Devon
(as Wilfried Georgis)

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David Yeung is the son of Bolo Yeung, who played the antagonist Chong Li in Bloodsport (1988), which was the main inspiration for The Last Kumite (2024).

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Cheap and Disgraceful Bloodsport-Knockoff

Story: Karate champion Rivers (Mathis Landwehr) retires to avoid permanent injuries. Soon after, shady businessman Hall (Hues) offers him a huge prize to join a deadly Kumite tournament. Michael declines, but his daughter Bree (Kira Kortenbach) is kidnapped. To save her, Michael must enter the tournament.

The film is as shallow and superficial as the story, with nonsensical dialogues.

Fight scenes poorly choreographed, though Mike Möller's fights were a highlight.

Others actors were shoddy and sluggish.

This is not a B-Movie. A D-Movie. D for dreadful/disgraceful mess.

Next time, Clarkson should bring Til Schweiger, and throw in Steven Seagal to complete the disaster!

I give it 2 stars only because of Mike Möller and Michel Qissi.