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Hard Target (1993)
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Jean-Claude Van Damme, "the Muscles from Brussels," has sought to revitalize his flagging career by working with the most adrenalized directors from Hong Kong action films. His first such effort was this, the umpteenth remake of The Most Dangerous Game, which teamed him with Hong Kong's most fluid action poet, John Woo. Woo does what he can but, as much magic as he injects into the action, he can't turn Van Damme into an actor. Still, this is above-average fare for the wooden Belgian, in which he plays a guy trying to bust a ring of hunters who pay for the right to track and kill human quarry. And Woo has the ever-reliable Lance...
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Another enjoyable action film. No, Van Damme is not getting better, but he is getting better movies and better support.
This is the American film debut of John Woo (Broken Arrow, Face/Off, Windtalkers). It has a real story, although it has been told about a dozen times beginning in 1932 with The Most Dangerous Game. More...
(complete Hard Target review by Movie Addict)
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