I think I gave up watching Van Damme films by that point.
Slap Shot has to be my favourite, and I don't even like Ice Hockey. Rocky and Mean Machine in there aswell.
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All these Van Damme movies and no one is mentioning 3 of his best
- No Retreat, No Surrender. A rare bad guy role for him and one of the best feel good movies of the 80s
- Hard Target. That leg sweep on the car bonnet. Iconic. And John Woo directing Van Damme? Who woulda thunk it?
- and finally .. Time Cop. Imo his best movie.
Universal Soldier is my fav Van Damme movie.
Timecop nice shout.
I’ve never watch No Retreat Surrender thingy...
Because those three aren’t close to Bloodsport or Kickboxer.
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posted 36 minutes ago
Because those three aren’t close to Bloodsport or Kickboxer.
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What can I say, I like Guns and shiiit blowing up... rather than a slo-Mo of Van Dammes face contorting while he’s doing the splits, screaming ‘My Brother!!’
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
comment by King TUt (U3732)
posted 10 minutes ago
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
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I facking love you, Tu.
No retreat no surrender…now there’s a blast from the past….that the one where the kid is being trained by an imaginary Bruce lee?
Go with what others have said though kick-boxer and bloodsport his best
I’d add in awol to that too
Loved a van damme movie growing up
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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posted 2 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
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Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
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I’d always wondered who Raheem Sterling’s hero was growing up.
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Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
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facking Guy...
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posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
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posted 2 minutes ago
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posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
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That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
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posted 12 hours, 41 minutes ago
comment by King TUt (U3732)
posted 10 minutes ago
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
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I facking love you, Tu.
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think the song is called fight to survive.
I think the best song in that film is "on my own" as he reflects on having to fight chong li after jackson is in hospital.
The montage is flawless, seeing Chong Li in the glass on the bus gave me chills.
Id put Bloodsport in my top 5 films of all time.
Must have watched it at well over 50 times
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posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
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Again... I was apart of that crowd that also believed Seagal could whoop on Van Damme.
A few sessions of therapy later, I’m all good now...
I’m a freak and I like the Kick-boxer sequels with Sasha Mitchell. But if we’re talking martial arts (American) movies then the Perfect Weapon with Jeff Speakman is the real GOAT. That guy was a machine.
Jeff bloody Speakman! Eric Roberts would smash his face in. What about Donnie Yen
Eric Roberts?
Best of the Best!
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posted 2 minutes ago
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posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
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Van Damme was a gymnast who also did some karate and kick boxing. there is no official tournament info on him competing but he was trained.
Segal at his peak was pretty legit man, he wsa the first westerner to be granted permission to teach in Japan im sure? he wouldnt have gotten permission if he wasnt legit.
plus he was a big dude is he not 6'5 or something?
He was a genuine Aikido master.
then he became a fat mess, who still to this day hasnt mastered the art of shouting or raising his voice in anyway
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Eric Roberts?
Best of the Best!
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Also loved the Brandon Lee movies Showdown in Little Tokyo w/ Dolph Lundgren and Rapid Fire. He was such a talent back then and could have been the biggest star in the world 😢
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posted on 14/3/23
I think I gave up watching Van Damme films by that point.
posted on 14/3/23
Slap Shot has to be my favourite, and I don't even like Ice Hockey. Rocky and Mean Machine in there aswell.
posted on 14/3/23
Moneyball and Draft Day
posted on 14/3/23
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 1 hour, 47 minutes ago
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posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 5 minutes ago
Listen, there's no better topic to go Full Winston on than Die Hard: Christmas movie or not?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Never go full Winston.
https://www.ja606.co.uk/comments/viewAllComments/452880/3
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's perfectly safe going Full Winston if you know what you're doing.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
If it’s your first time going Full Winston, it’s best to do so in a safe, familiar environment, with a friend on hand to check on you.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
In this section:
Items you should prepare before going Full Winston
When is the best time to go Full Winston?
What's the difference between going Full Winston and "Robbing"?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Effects of going Full Winston
The effects of going Full Winston depend on the physiology of the person and their state of mind at the time.
Generally, some of the immediate effects of going Full Winston include:
- feelings of euphoria, exhilaration and confidence
- accelerated heart rate
- increase in body temperature
- a burst of energy
- dilated pupils
- loss of appetite
- the urge to have sexx.
Be aware of your health
If you have a known heart condition or family history of heart conditions, you should be aware that going Full Winston could increase the risk of heart attacks.
Symptoms of an overdose
In high doses, going Full Winston can make a person feel extremely agitated, paranoid and aggressive.
Unpleasant physical effects include dizziness, hallucinations, nausea and vomiting, tremors, headache and heart pain.
The consequences of overdose include seizures, brain haemorrhage, kidney failure, heart attack or stroke.
posted on 14/3/23
All these Van Damme movies and no one is mentioning 3 of his best
- No Retreat, No Surrender. A rare bad guy role for him and one of the best feel good movies of the 80s
- Hard Target. That leg sweep on the car bonnet. Iconic. And John Woo directing Van Damme? Who woulda thunk it?
- and finally .. Time Cop. Imo his best movie.
posted on 14/3/23
Universal Soldier is my fav Van Damme movie.
Timecop nice shout.
I’ve never watch No Retreat Surrender thingy...
posted on 14/3/23
Because those three aren’t close to Bloodsport or Kickboxer.
posted on 14/3/23
comment by Kobbie The King Mainoo (U10026)
posted 36 minutes ago
Because those three aren’t close to Bloodsport or Kickboxer.
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What can I say, I like Guns and shiiit blowing up... rather than a slo-Mo of Van Dammes face contorting while he’s doing the splits, screaming ‘My Brother!!’
posted on 14/3/23
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
posted on 14/3/23
comment by King TUt (U3732)
posted 10 minutes ago
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I facking love you, Tu.
posted on 14/3/23
No retreat no surrender…now there’s a blast from the past….that the one where the kid is being trained by an imaginary Bruce lee?
Go with what others have said though kick-boxer and bloodsport his best
I’d add in awol to that too
Loved a van damme movie growing up
posted on 14/3/23
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
posted on 14/3/23
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 2 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
posted on 14/3/23
comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 2 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
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I’d always wondered who Raheem Sterling’s hero was growing up.
posted on 14/3/23
comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 42 seconds ago
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 2 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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You cannot run better than Seagal
https://youtu.be/wLKoXlRCpzg
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facking Guy...
posted on 15/3/23
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
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the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
posted on 15/3/23
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
posted on 15/3/23
comment by Kobbie The King Mainoo (U10026)
posted 12 hours, 41 minutes ago
comment by King TUt (U3732)
posted 10 minutes ago
Timecop was better than I thought tbh.
But there's no doubt Kickboxer and Bloodsport are his best films.
Still listen to the bloodsport song in the gym. KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE KUMITE!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I facking love you, Tu.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
think the song is called fight to survive.
I think the best song in that film is "on my own" as he reflects on having to fight chong li after jackson is in hospital.
The montage is flawless, seeing Chong Li in the glass on the bus gave me chills.
Id put Bloodsport in my top 5 films of all time.
Must have watched it at well over 50 times
posted on 15/3/23
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posted 1 minute ago
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posted 2 minutes ago
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posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
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Again... I was apart of that crowd that also believed Seagal could whoop on Van Damme.
A few sessions of therapy later, I’m all good now...
posted on 15/3/23
I’m a freak and I like the Kick-boxer sequels with Sasha Mitchell. But if we’re talking martial arts (American) movies then the Perfect Weapon with Jeff Speakman is the real GOAT. That guy was a machine.
posted on 15/3/23
Jeff bloody Speakman! Eric Roberts would smash his face in. What about Donnie Yen
posted on 15/3/23
Eric Roberts?
Best of the Best!
posted on 15/3/23
comment by Robb #teamlineker (U22716)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 12 hours, 22 minutes ago
Well before anyone loses their minds, I was more of a Seagal fan. Cos his style I thought I could do that... and I run better than him.
Obviously I was conned, cos indeed Van Damme is a legend, and he came up against some tough competition at the time.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
the reality is that in real life Seagal would had destroyed Van Damme
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s actually very much fake news. Van Damme was a legitimate champion kick-boxer.
A few years ago Stallone did this hugely honest Q&A session with aintitcool news and told this great story about how in the 90s all the action stars used to pretty much attend a lot of the same parties. One night in Miami if I remember correctly Seagal was boasting that he could take Van Damme and when Van Damme turned up a bit later he was told this and kicked off (no pun intended) and tried to find Seagal who by all accounts had driven off and Van Damme - according to Stallone - spent all night trying to find him to smash his face in.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Van Damme was a gymnast who also did some karate and kick boxing. there is no official tournament info on him competing but he was trained.
Segal at his peak was pretty legit man, he wsa the first westerner to be granted permission to teach in Japan im sure? he wouldnt have gotten permission if he wasnt legit.
plus he was a big dude is he not 6'5 or something?
He was a genuine Aikido master.
then he became a fat mess, who still to this day hasnt mastered the art of shouting or raising his voice in anyway
posted on 15/3/23
comment by Buzzyspur (U10177)
posted 2 minutes ago
Eric Roberts?
Best of the Best!
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Iko Uwais : the raid
posted on 15/3/23
Also loved the Brandon Lee movies Showdown in Little Tokyo w/ Dolph Lundgren and Rapid Fire. He was such a talent back then and could have been the biggest star in the world 😢
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