RELEASE DATE: March 6, 2018
If you’re not going to catch Showdown in Manila’s recent theatrical run, don’t stress – because Sony Home Entertainment is releasing the DVD version of the film on March 6th, 2018.
Showdown in Manila (read our review) stars Alexander Nevsky (Black Rose), Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Perfect Weapon) and martial arts star Mark Dacascos (Drive), who also serves as the film’s director.
This Expendables-esque actioner also stars Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers), Matthias Hues (Ultimate Justice), Cynthia Rothrock (Shanghai Express), Olivier Gruner (Nemesis), Don “The Dragon” Wilson (White Tiger), Tia Carrere (True Lies) and Monsour del Rosario (Techno Warriors).
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Dear Sirs,
Im an martial arts artist from Switzerland and living in Manila ofr doing movies and learn Martial Arts. My friend Don The Dragon Wilson told me, that you will direct a movie in Manila in 2015.
Its one of my big dreams to be in one of your movies. Im an professional actor and Im familiar with several Martial Arts like Kung Fu, Arnis, Karate and at least Kaliman Martial Arts.
Please let me know when the castings in Manila will be. All I ask is a chance to be in your project.
By the way. I live since 4 years in Manila and know many good Martial Arts Artist, Stuntmen and Filmcrews as well. Please feel free to contact me if I could be helpful for your project.
Thank you very much.
Kind regards, Andy Kunz
Bring in Daniel Bernhardt to join the cast of Showdown In Manila
I can’t say I don’t wish that Marcy Walker had made a movie with Cynthia Rothrock before she retired from show business. Marcy would probably have fared well as a villainess in a Rothrock vehicle.
I think the combined talents of Brandon Li (Dacascos) and Brandon Le(The Dragon) in Showdown in Manilla recalls more the Clones of Bruce Lee than anything else.
lol same ol’ ANM.
It escapes no one’s attention that Brandon Li has made the Crow rip offs and now a title that now sounds very similar Showdown in Little Tokyo. Not to mention Scorcher obviously a take on Rapid Fire. And he’s even appeared in a Bruce Lee bio pic. As far as im concerned he is the heir to Bruce Li. Drive is a classic.
DRIVE was great. It has a cult following but it really should have been a breakthrough hit.
I thought he was a hack, but that a-hole Bartkowiak’s clearly been holding out on us. After seeing the trailer, it’s obvious he *knows* what a good action scene should be like, but he deliberately made Cradle 2 the Grave and Doom terrible on purpose. Makes me pissed off at him even more. What a douche.
Surely the title should be THE AFFORDABLES.
This poor film has already been savaged by negative reviews. I hope they’re incorrect.
I’m afraid the words ‘Alexander Nevsky’ and ‘good movie’ are an oxymoron.
I finally checked it out from my local Redbox, and it’s just as bad as the IMDb reviews state.
One gets the feeling that his was an abandoned project that got dumped onto Dacascos’ lap when no one else could finish it.
Mark Dacascos himself is only in the movie for 3 minutes. He still references this movie on his Facebook page, and I don’t know what he’s proud of. Maybe it was only because he and the cast were friends.
I’ve never heard of Alexander Nevsky before this movie, and he is flabbergastingly bad. He’s like if Tommy Wisseau couldn’t be parodied. He had zero enthusiasm, his line readings sounded like they hurt to say, and he could barely move during the action scenes. This lump of waste was supposed to be the star.
The action was pretty lousy. There were times where the camera would stay still and the action would fall out of view.
Everything about this movie was just sad. The nicest thing I can state is that Tia Carrere is still lovely after all these years.
I guess that will *almost* make up for them ripping off that ‘Only the Brave’ title for another *movie*…