Last to Surrender (1998)

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Last to Surrender
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Directed by	David Mitchell
Cast	Roddy Piper, Ong Soo Han, Andy Yim, Qingfu Pan, Scott Gregory and Pan Qingfu
Theatrical Release	November 30, 1997
DVD Release	May 25, 1999
Running Time	98 minutes
MPAA Rating	R (Restricted)
UPC Code	057373138601
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TYPICAL BUDDY/COP MOVIE

AN AMERICAN NARCOTICS COP [FORMER WWE/WCW WRESTLER RODDY PIPER] MUST WORK WITH A CHINESE COP [HAN SOO ONG] TO TRACK DOWN A RUTHLESS KILLER. THIS TYPICAL BUDDY/COP MOVIE IS ACTUALLY NOT THAT BAD. HAS SOME GOOD ACTION AND SOME FUNNY MOMENTS AS WELL. BUT, THIS MOVIE COULD'VE USED SOME MORE MARTIAL ARTS SCENES BEING THAT THERE IS A FEW MARTIAL ARTISTS IN THIS MOVIE. ANYWAY, IT'S AN OK MOVIE. THE BEST THING ABOUT IT IS THAT I ONLY HAD TO PAY $5.00 FOR THIS DVD! February 14, 2004

lots of laughs lots of action

This movie is loaded with supurb one liners. It cracks me up the whole way through.

The movie is about an American, self rightious, wize cracking cop played by Roddy Piper (best known for his wrestling carreer and his role in "They Live") teamed up with a disciplined Asian martial arts cop played by Han Soo Ong (best know as the big bad guy "Demon" in "Bloodsport II") together they look for crime, survive nature and bicker till the credits roll. Most of the fight scenes are superior to the norm of B movies and some star genuine Grand Maters of lost arts (the Chinese guy in the ugly shirt whose private area is sqeezed by Piper). The laugh value is worth the cover price. The action is somtimes lacking but delivers enough of the good stuff to satisfy the martial arts fan in you. July 22, 2000

Last to Surrender

A nice action movie that lives from the interaction between the main characters. Ong Soo Han delivers a very good 'silent partner' part, and Roddy Piper is the loud and somewhat annoying 'hero'. The plot is somewhat thin and predictable, but it has a few nice and amusing scenes when the two cultures meet. June 17, 2000

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