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This movie would also spawn a couple of other films with similar plot devices such as the giant robots and the tournament.
It's not really about gymnastics; swap out the occasional training montages and it could just as easily be about archery, or microbiology, or a booger-flicking tournament.
But D'Abo doesn't quite convince with her awkward-girl shtick, and in the absence of any other narrative focus the lack of interest in the gymnastics themselves really does matter; it's all just bodies hurtling around, and not only is the outcome of the big tournament a foregone conclusion, it's all performed by an obvious double.
I found the sheer absurdity of Zoolander utterly hilarious when it was released, Starsky and Hutch was also enjoyable, and then Dodgeball kept the laughs going for a lot of people, although personally i was a bit tired of the over-the-top characters - especially when the scenario wasn't quite so funny (perhaps the comedy of a Dodgeball tournament doesn't quite translate to Australia, where it's rarely played).
Where a team of very bad players succeed in the unthinkable,winning a game or tournament beyond expectation!
A brilliant chess player attends a tournament and falls in love with a woman he meets there.
This movie about one man's obsession takes place at a resort where a chess tournament is being held.
Alexandr "Sascha" Luzhin (John Turturro) is a former leading chess player attempting a comeback at an Italy-hosted tournament.
Once again proving his amazing versatility, John Turturro plays the introspective Russian chess genius preparing for a comeback tournament, and forging an unlikely relationship with a gadabout fellow resident (Emily Watson) at a 1920's Italian hotel.
Now he's a loser, but he's being recruited by the FBI to infiltrate an underground ping-pong tournament, hosted by an international criminal, played by Christopher Walken.
"The Grand" is an experimental comedy involving a Poker tournament.
I have to admit that I'm no match for the people involved in the tournament, but it's still great to see this all.
After doing well in a tournament, her team is invited to the giant, international competition is London, England.
Keith Cooke plays the last human kickboxer who competes in a tournament where men with cybernetic replacements, (Or are they cyborgs, whatever the case my braincells were lost during the transition) of course he is forced to fight because his girlfriend (Tina Cote) has been abducted and is being forced to train Xao (Gary Daniels) who is a cyborg.
Unfortunately the title of this movie isn't an invitation but a reference to the plot, in which the ever-annoying Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney) is given a pair of magical trainers and helps his city league basketball team win a tournament.
A "pro" golfer duking it out with veteran game-show host Bob Barker right in the middle of a tournament.
Without giving any spoilers...if you can watch an anime about a retard with big breasts fighting in a tournament oriented series about feuding school districts, then this is the box set to buy!
The Cobra needed the money at the karate tournament to fund his ongoing germ warfare experiments for sale to terrorists, and ten years later has the disease ready.
Steve James returns as Curtis Jackson, out of the Army, and attending the same karate tournament as Sean..except he's in the sword competition.
A shoddily directed and poorly written knockoff of pretty much every other fighting tournament movie-- except, as bad as other movies of this genre are, at least they pull off the formula.
The training sequence, a staple of the "fighting tournament" B-movie, is a perfect microcosm of how the movie is as a whole; shabby, questionable in logic and technique, sparse in action and intelligence, heavy on clichés, and despite the possible enjoyment one could get from how bad it is, simply uninteresting.
However the tournament is a cover for "The cobra" to find the strongest man to use his virus on.
Stone Cold Steve Austin is a black ops federal special forces agent, Jack Conrad, who was infiltrating a drug cartel when he was caught and imprisoned in a Central American jail, bought and placed into the death tournament on a reality internet game.
O speaking of matches this show's second half degrades itself into a tournament anime show (you know?
fight after fight leading up to big boss man) and lo and behold something happens to distract the main character from the tournament (just like DBZ or G Gundam or Naruto chunnin exam arc).
But if I only want to see stunts I watch a broadcast of a martial arts tournament.
The first half of the movie should of been back story and the second half should of been a worldwide tournament.
This movie is sort of like "Robot Jox" in that it has a tournament.
Oh and are our hero in question (Played not so well by Richard Marchini) must compete in a tournament that the winner gets to have a woman for whatever purposes they wish to fulfill with her.
We pick up the story of "Karate Kid" Danny La Russo right where we left it in "The Karate Kid", with young Danny having just won the amateur tournament.
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