Kickboxer 3: The Art of War

1992
R
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

4.2/10

3.7K

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Sasha Mitchell in Kickboxer 3: The Art of War (1992)

David Sloan travels to Rio for a kick-box exhibition. There he saves two youngsters and stops a white slaver.

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David Sloan travels to Rio for a kick-box exhibition. There he saves two youngsters and stops a white slaver.David Sloan travels to Rio for a kick-box exhibition. There he saves two youngsters and stops a white slaver.David Sloan travels to Rio for a kick-box exhibition. There he saves two youngsters and stops a white slaver.

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IMDb RATING

4.2/10

3.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Marcelo
(as Miguel Orniga)

Lolô Souza Pinto

Margarida
(as Leonor Gottlieb)

Renato Coutinho

Branco

Kate Lyra

Branco's Wife

Ian Jacklin

Martine

Manitou Felipe

Machado
(as Manitu Felipe)

Shuki Ron

Reinaldo

Bernardo Jablonski

Father Bozano
(as Bernardo Jablownsky)

Fábio Junqueira

Brumado

Nildo Parente

Vargas

Director
- Rick King
Writer
- Dennis A. Pratt
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Trivia
Director Rick King had gone on to say that he did not get along with star Sasha Mitchell during filming. Mitchell was often aggressive throughout the shoot, frequently threw tantrums and even made death threats.

Goofs
Sloan's pants change from blue to white after he is captured attacking Lane's house.

Quotes
Xian: Remember, the body and the mind do not always travel together.

Alternate versions
Released in two versions in Germany: An uncensored "not under 18" version (though it was BPjM indexed from 1993-2018) and a censored "not under 16" version which is cut by 45 seconds to remove shots of blood from the shooting scene.

Connections
Followed by Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor (1994)

Soundtracks
Casa de Samba
Performed by Bando Do Carnaval
Courtesy of Delta Music, Inc.
Published by Delta Worldwide & MIM Publishing

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Featured review

7/10

No guts, no glory...

This is actually my favorite "Kickboxer" movie of all the follow ups. This movie is actually lighter and a little easier on the nerves with the distracting and beautiful backdrop of Rio De Janeiro Brazil.

Sasha Mitchell expertly reprises his role of David Sloan as only he can and I was very happy to see a repeat performance by Dennis Chan as Xian.

The action is good in this movie and the story well written. The dialogue flows and the characters(down to even the most minute ones) work well together to make this a well rounded, well thought out and easy to watch movie.

Sasha Mitchell's character of David Sloan is also more believable in this movie and it is easy to see him as "human" instead of just a "kick ass machine" like he is normally portrayed. I enjoyed getting to see the more human side of him and he displays his great sense of humor (however so subtly, but effectively)in numerous places throughout the movie.

Dennis Chan and Sasha Mitchell are a wonderful compliment to each other and are believable in their characters. I wish they could have made more movies together.

I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes good action, beautiful locale and good flow in a movie.