Street Fighter's Last Revenge (1979)
Facts
| Cast | Sonny Chiba, Reiko Ike, Koji Wada, Tatsuo Endo, Akira Shioji and Endo Tatsuo |
| Theatrical Release | January 31, 1979 |
| DVD Release | March 9, 2004 |
| Running Time | 83 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | X (Mature Audiences Only) |
| UPC Code | 787364425990 |
| Buy this item ... | 2 new from $1.75, 6 used from $1.03 |
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Average user review:| BIG IMPROVEMENT OVER ''SISTER STREET FIGHTER'' |
| Chiba kicks ... and takes names pt. 3 |
| A classic!! |
| Shigehiro Ozawa's The Street Fighter's Last Revenge |
The simple plot starts when Chiba gets double crossed by some drug dealers who need two audio tapes in order to create cheap synthetic heroin. He also gets mixed up with a corrupt District Attorney, who kicks Chiba bootay thanks to an ancient Korean martial arts technique. The D.A. is also playing both sides of the fence, and Chiba and D.A. end up bedding one of the hottie girl villianesses. A final showdown between the D.A. and Chiba is good, and an explosive finale kills a major character.
Chiba dons a mask not once but THREE different times, pulling it off like a poor man's Martin Landau. He also has a secret room in his apartment, and sleeps with the villainess. All I could wonder was "what happened to the street fighter?" Instead, Chiba wears diguises from which his identity is discovered anyway. At one point, he has two giant suitcases of money as payment for the heroin recipe tapes. He sleeps with the villainess, who distracts him long enough for the suitcases to be stolen. Did Chiba hide the money elsewhere, knowing the villainess' plan? Did he booby trap the suitcases, knowing the henchmen would be after them? No! Now he has to get the money back again. For an international hitman, scrappy street smart karate expert, and champion of justice, he sure does some stupid things in this film. By the time the Bond-like villain shows up (a guy in a sombrero with lasers hidden up the sleeves of his bull fighting uniform) the film had lost me. A subplot involving an answering service girl who has a crush on Chiba goes nowhere.
This was the last "Street Fighter" entry with Chiba as the main star, but it was followed by the last film of the series: "Sister Street Fighter." Either way, this is by far the worst of the first three films. I cannot recommend it.
This was Japanese dubbed into English and rated (R) for strong physical violence, strong gun violence, gore, some profanity, female nudity, and sexual content. June 1, 2002
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