Terrific action sequences and the return of Jean-Claude Van Damme...
“Kickboxer: Retaliation” is the second installment of the 2016 reboot of the 1989 movie that established Jean-Claude Van Damme as a star.<br /><br />One year after killing the fighter who killed his brother, Mixed Martial Arts champion Kurt Sloane (Alain Moussi) finds himself back in Thailand, kidnapped and imprisoned by powerful gangster Thomas Moore (Christopher Lambert). His only shot at freedom is to win an underground death match against 400-pound killer Mongkut (Hafthor Bjornsson) enhanced with state-of-the-arts drugs. To make it out alive, he seeks training unlike anything he’s ever endured, with the help of the legendary Master Durand (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and fellow prisoner Briggs (Mike Tyson).<br /><br />Lambert’s Moore is a solid villain, who goes to elaborate lengths to see Sloane hurt badly before being killed by the imposing Mongkut. Lambert is over the top as he sneers, makes threats, shouts orders, and laughs maniacally at violence. But it works in context of the movie, which intentionally strives to channel kung fu pictures of the 80s.<br /><br />It’s fun to see Van Damme reprise his decades-old role of Durand, now as mentor to Sloane, teaching him both skills and psychological tricks to give him an edge in his eventual confrontation with Mongkut. Mike Tyson plays one of Sloane’s fellow prisoners and gets some laughs as a guy more into meditation than cracking skulls.<br /><br />The real stars of the film, however, is the series of expertly staged action sequences, all leading up to the climactic fight between Sloane and Lambert’s thug henchman. There’s a finesse about these sequences, reflecting elaborate choreography, split-second timing, and deft editing. Accompanied by a driving soundtrack, they keep the pace brisk and the narrative in constant forward motion. The plot itself is derivative of many other kung fu films, dating back to Bruce Lee’s heyday but familiarity, in this case, is part of the nostalgic appeal of “Kickboxer: Retaliation.”<br /><br />There are no bonus materials on the 2-disc widescreen Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack. “Kickboxer: Retaliation” is rated R for sequences of violence.
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