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Energetic, Engaging. (by barryagilbert) |
I'm not usually a Wesley Snipes fan but here his zen-like demeanor is put to good use as the underdog in a match between the world champeen and the local hero in a maximum security prison. This film feels like an example of the old adage that a small budget often results in greater creativity. Just feels like some old pros f***ing around with a genre film, having a good time, and the thing is quite fun so long as you're comfortable with some updated cinematic cliches, a weird Peter Falk and you're not the type who always needs a message in their cinema. Very good fight scenes. |
An excellent boxing movie. (by gejonz) |
This movie totally rocked. I don't know what you naysayers are talking about. The action was every bit as good and as believable as the boxing action sequences in the Rocky series and I own them all, with the exception of the horrible V . The story line flows and the scenes between the action parts are more than just the typical filler used for breaks in the action, something usually seen with a lot of action movies. The sub-plots involving Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames' characters highlight just how unfortunate circumstances have sent them both to prison. Although, one tends to be <more> |
WOW!!! (by warhammer2112) |
I missed this film in the theaters,and man;am I EVER SORRY that I did!! It has an EXCELLENT cast of characters,a well developed story and plot. Along with plenty of action. If you're in to fight/boxing movies,I HIGHLY suggest you check this one out!! It easily rivals the "Rocky" movies;and is easily on par with "Rocky IV" for hero vs villain contrast.The interaction between the characters is supreme. To see Wesley Snipes play opposite Ving Rhames is not that big a stretch. But,to see them on the screen with such a great actor a Peter Faulk is mind grabbing. Fisher <more> |
A sharp and hard-hitting boxing drama. (by mhasheider) |
Seems like an eternity since director Walter Hill "48 HRS.", "Streets of Fire", "Southern Comfort" made a really good movie and his latest offering "Undisputed" shows that Hill still has the skill to create a clever movie."Undisputed" is the second movie about boxing that Hill has done, the first being his feature debut "Hard Times" that starred Charles Bronson and the late James Coburn in the mid-seventies.The tale takes place at an isolated Arizona maximum security prison where a former heavyweight boxing champ Rhames is sent <more> |
" Boxing is an Art. Two men fight, only one can win, it's a thing of beauty " (by thinker1691) |
In the world of rank boxing, there are many notable fights which can be measured on one hand. But in the world of Cinamatic boxing there are dozens which have been made into Hollywood legends. In this release, called " Undisputed " the result was the creation of a boxing Classic. It is the story of the Heavyweight Champion of the World, George 'Iceman' Chambers Ving Rhames who has been arrested, convicted and sentenced to prison. Undefeated on the outside world, Chambers learns that at Sweetwater Prison, another man shares that distinguished title. That individual is <more> |
The Ice Man Cometh in "Undisputed" ***1/2 (by edwagreen) |
Not only is this a prison picture centered around boxing in jail, it also tells us the outside influences of corruption at all levels permeating through the prison walls.As Mendy Ripstein, the late Peter Falk steals the show as the man who arranges a match between prison champ Wesley Snipes and the heavy weight champ, Ving Rhames, incarcerated on rape conviction charges.We're basically dealing with two fighters with huge egos. They immediately take an aversion towards each other,and you know that the both of them shall eventually come to blows anyway.One of the fighters refuses to throw <more> |
A Champ (by jon.h.ochiai) |
Director Walter Hill's "Undisputed" is a great guy's movie. It's a fight movie set in Sweetwater Prison in the Mohavje Desert, starring tough guys Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames. What distinguishes this guy's movie are a couple things: the expert and lean direction of Hill, the crisp and intelligent script by David Giler and Hill, and one of the best boxing fight scenes ever done in the movies.Ving Rhames plays former undisputed Heavyweight Champion James "Ice Man" Chambers, convicted of rape and stripped of his title and sentenced to serve his time in <more> |
Columbo, is that you? (by Boloxxxi) |
This movie was a pleasant surprise.I say this because like some of you, I sometimes like to see what my fellow IMDb reviewers have to say about a movie before I check it out. Most of the reviews I saw for Undisputed seemed middling and that put me off for a good while. Recently I decided- "What the hey! I'll check it out anyway!" Am I glad I did because I enjoyed it immensely. Just goes to show that IMDb reviewers are not infallible, yours truly included. This was a kind of David and Goliath movie behind bars: This big arrogant heavyweight champion gets sent to prison for rape <more> |
A taut and absorbing prison boxing winner (by Woodyanders) |
Arrogant, brutish, but smart and formidable heavyweight boxing champion George "Iceman" Chambers superbly played with swaggering brio by Ving Rhames gets sent to prison on a rape charge. While in jail Chambers encounters modest, yet agile and fearsome reigning inmate champ Monroe Hutchen a nicely understated performance by Wesley Snipes . Wily mobster Emmanuel "Mendy" Ripstein an excellent portrayal by Peter Falk sets it up so Chambers and Hutchen can find out who's really the best in a major high stakes fight. Director Walter Hill, who also co-wrote the lean, <more> |