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Best of the Best 3 No Turning Back
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Directed By
Phillip Rhee

Written By:
Deborah Scott

Cast:
Phillip Rhee, Gina Gershon, Christopher McDonald, Mark Rolston, Peter Simmons, Dee Wallace Stone, Kane Hodder, Steve Hulin, Cole S. McKay, Michael Bailey Smith, Cristina Lawson, Cristina Lawson, Justin Brentley, Andra R. Ward, Barbara Boyd, Jack C. Thomas, Kitao Sakurai


 
Best of the Best 3 No Turning Back (1995)
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Movie Review by Movie Addict
October 30th, 2007

Why can't we all just get along?

White supremacists taking over the town. An Aryan brotherhood preacher shocked to find out that his message of hate has been translated into extreme violence. Lots of use of racial epithets, including the "N" word.

But into town rides a saviour. An Asian martial arts expert that is hurting because he killed a man. He won't let these skinheads terrorize the local people of color.

They didn't need a scriptwriter for this one. It has been done many times. The clichés pour out and the martial arts exhibitions are just so-so. The only real violence (the death of the Black preacher) was done off-camera. The rest was standard knife and gun action with a few explosions.

They had a chance to make something interesting in this film starring Gina Gershon. More action between her and the Asian lead would have spiced it up to a watchable story.

I am not inclined to see Best of the Best 1, 2 or 4.

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