Incannerax What a waste of my time!!!

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

Kodie Bird True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

ricardovs27 well folks, I got to say, as a Brazilian, that the portrait of Rio is not very flattering... And, unfortunately, very true. Some stupid things aside (for example, gambling is prohibited in my country since the 40's), this light-weight martial arts flick delivers, gave me some well-received giggles and Mitchell hold his own as a fighter and is quite credible as the main man.Using the character of Xian, played with gusto by Dennis Chan, as the link to the most famous movie of this series, starred by Van Damme, the plot shows a harsh reality, the women trafficking and children abandonment in my country with levity and good laughs with very good fight scenes. Definitely, a nice example of how a Direct-to-video sequel can be when a little care is taken; it does not have to always be garbage.

Jsimpson5 The Kickboxer franchise spanned 5 films. The 1st film was in theaters, all films after that were direct to video. I loved the 2nd film as it's my overall favorite film of the whole series. The 3rd film however leaves a bad taste in my mouth.This film takes place some time after the events of the 2nd film. David now has a fight in Brazil and helps a homeless brother and sister fight out of a ruthless pimp.The fight scenes are actually not that bad at all, which were some of my favorite parts of the film. There were some things that I had some problems with. Mainly the story is my biggest gripe. If Tong Po is such enemy in the series, where the hell is he? He is not mentioned at all during the film, which really messes up the film franchise as a whole.This is easily the weakest film in the whole series, and unless you are crazy or want to see it, then avoid it.

Rautus Kickboxer 3; The Art of War is just as good as the first two films since it has Kickboxing in it and some gun action with David and Xian assaulting a huge estates, Sasha Mitchell returns as David Sloan and Dennis Chan returns as Xing Chow, the film sees David and Xing going to Rio for a Kickboxing tournament where they meet a young boy and his sister who takes them around Rio, but when the boy's sister is kidnapped by a man who kidnaps women.David and Xian help the young boy get his sister back from him but soon gets captured and forced to train roughly for a match against his best fighter. So when the match begins David beats him and takes out his business freeing the young women and the young boy's sister.Kickboxer 3 is a pretty good sequel. Check it out

AlbertV79 I'm taking it from viewing Kickboxer 3 that the filmmakers are running out of ideas. Sasha Mitchell returns as kickboxer David Sloan, who goes to Rio with mentor and gym partner Xian Chow (played again by the wonderfully talented Dennis Chan in sadly his last American film) to compete in a match versus the deadly Eric Martine, played with some mancing velocity by kickboxer Ian Jacklin. Martine's manager Frank (Rich Comar) also runs a teen prostitution ring. Yeah, definitely diminishing. This film is a decent entry in the series and Sasha gets to do his kickboxing here, but the plot of the crime ring...yeah, too much.