The Perfect Weapon (1991)
Genre: Action / Thriller
Duration: 87 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Mark DiSalle
Stars: Jeff Speakman, John Dye and Mako
IMDb score:
6,0 (4.749)
Releasedate: 15 March 1991
The Perfect Weapon plot
"No gun. No knife. No equal."
To deal with the problems with his father, who prefers his younger brother Adam over him, Jeff Sanders studies kenpo under the guidance of Master Lo. After an argument on the college sports ground, Jeff is sent away and cuts all ties with his father. After several years of adventure, Jeff returns to his hometown to visit his friend Kim. Kim is blackmailed by the local Korean mafia. When his friend is murdered by one of Yung's men, Jeff vows revenge.
Actors and actresses
Jeff Sanders
Det. Adam Sanders
Kim
Yung
Jennifer
Jimmy Ho
Capt. Carl Sanders
Master Lo
Tanaka
Detective Wong
Reviews & comments
Zinema (crew films)
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- 10102 messages
- 6839 votes
Without Norris.
There are those action films that have little to offer besides the main ingredient 'action'. Because the dialogues are silly or because the actors are represented by perhaps stuntmen, because this is cheaper. This typical 80s flick (don't be fooled by the year) has all the wrong factors, but is therefore even more cheesy and cult sensitive.
Martial arts predominate and of course Mako, Hong and Professor Tanaka are present. The Sony Crocket smelling Speakman has just as little charisma as Chuck Norris, but if the bearded karateka had been chosen instead of him, the Chuckmeister would have made his magnus opus. In any case, this work breathes Cannon and the Stairmaster would have been excellent here.
Good.
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scorsese
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- 11584 messages
- 10071 votes
Disappointing film in which a kenpo expert returns to his hometown and does something about the injustice there. A weak story that is certainly not helped by the wooden dialogues and ditto editing. The acting is of a questionable level. Still a few nice fight scenes, but too little sensational for 2.5 stars.
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teigertje
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- 1588 messages
- 2636 votes
Remains a very nice and atmospheric nineties action karate film.
In which Jeff Speakman with excellent charisma gives this film the catch.
With beautiful battle scenes for that time period.
The scene when he does a kata to the music of Snap The Power's mega hit is really awesome.
A very good movie in this genre.
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