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1. 
   alex-beadle from Isle of Man
   

   Sep 03, 2010

   So Bad!

   This can't really be described as a movie, it's more a collection of
   music videos with terrible acting, fairly average fight scenes and
   stupid amounts of female nudity.

   The storyline is the standard underdog story and, although it's not
   very original, it could of made a half decent sports movie if the
   acting was better. The main thing which annoyed me was the terrible
   direction, apparently the director began in music videos and it really
   does show; heavy rock songs have to play out from start to finish even
   if it means six minutes of watching a naked woman gyrate. Don't get me
   wrong, I'm a teenage boy and I'm usually up for a bit of nudity but at
   least make it relevant to the storyline rather just trying to stretch
   the running time.

   The cinematography really ticked me off, in most films all the scenes
   are recognizably from the same movie, in this the look of the film is
   constantly changing and it doesn't work. One minute one minute you're
   watching a stylized fight scene, the next you're watching a brightly
   lit daylight scene with fast shaky cam action, where's the consistency?

   This film was obviously made on a small budget (it's often obvious the
   fighting's being filmed in a cage surrounded by an audience of 8
   people) so why waste time and money doing 360 swivels round buildings
   etc…

   Don't even bother watching this, the fight fight scenes are less than
   average, if you want to see a good low-budget fighting movie watch
   "Blood and Bone"!

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2. 
   Matt_Layden from Canada
   

   Jul 27, 2010

   I was in this film!!!!!

   If no one here has heard of this film, I don't blame you. It's a direct
   to DVD flick that scrapes the bottom of the barrel. There is not one
   shred of originality in this crap and it's sad. Why is it sad? Why did
   I watch it? These questions can be answered with these three words. I'm
   In It.

   Oh sweet Matt, you're in this movie? Yes I am, but don't go out rushing
   to rent or buy this film. First of all, it's not worth the price tag
   and second, I'm only an extra in the background of the main fight. You
   see me when you see a cut away to the crowd. If you didn't know me, you
   wouldn't notice. If I were to point myself out to you, you'd see me in
   glimpses here and there because of my white shirt and sunglasses on my
   head.

   I would honestly rather tell you about my time there than try to review
   this film. So I will. It was shot in my hometown, we got free pizza and
   a t-shirt that we were suppose to return and no, we did not get paid. I
   would honestly point you to view the trailer before I ever say see the
   film because I'm in the trailer too. I

   So the film, yeah, unrivaled. It's crap. The director's other film that
   I have seen Ham & Cheese, is barely watchable as well. That film only
   got noticed because of the comedians attached. This one has UFC
   fighters, who cannot act for the life of them. The lead male and the
   lead bad guy are the two stand outs who should stick to being beaten in
   the head rather than mugging for the camera.

   Pointless nudity in the first 20 minutes, left right and centre. For
   what purpose? Who knows. He works at a strip club. The guy owes money
   to some dangerous guys, wow, original there. He can't pay and is
   threatened. Boom, time for opportunity to come up. The champ is giving
   an unknown fighter the chance to be discovered. Is it his time to rise
   up and silence all the nay-sayers? Can a nobody defeat a somebody? Have
   I seen this film before, but with boxing? Unrivaled is a poor mash-up
   of Rocky and The Wrestler.

   The script is amateur, as is everything else that accompanies this
   film. The film looks like a music video, so it's not all cheap. There
   are some nice cinematography spots, but as a whole the film never leaps
   out at you. The best feature this film has going for it is the
   soundtrack, which is surprisingly good. Yet there is the problem, I
   don't go to movies to listen to music.

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