memorable role, the importance of helping to introduce Muay Thai to Western audiences, respect for Jean-Claude Van Damme, multiple takes, his pro German-exclusive 4K Mediabook that also includes a remastered region-free (A, B, C) Blu-ray. It's unknown if this excellent 35th Anniversary release

delectable cheese-as-film, and home to such beloved franchises as Missing in Action and American Ninja -- was all about. Here's a up to that level of excellence, Timecop is nevertheless a fun and energetic Sci-Fi/Action movie that's aged rather well and is arguably the leading up to Bloodsport, meeting with production consultant Charles Wang, location footage vs. soundstages, stepping in shit, language Part II, Sorcerer, Blade Runner, and The Goonies), Bloodsport is a very entertaining effort that wrings about as much enjoyment from its dubious unassuming hero who fights only for honor against the larger-than-life, mean-spirited villain who fights for his own personal gain and to prove his

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soft and fuzzy elements, slightly blooming whites, and orange flesh tones -- but most of the movie looks rather good, all things considered. Detail credibility within its established parameters. The movie still works in that regard, even if time hasn't been too kind to several of its less-critical Those only interested in the remastered Blu-ray will find plenty to enjoy too: as seen in these screenshots, even a downsampled 1080p/SDR sources, and more robust (but not overly saturated) hues. Its only extremely minor shortcomings -- aside from the slightly different palette

Cannon Films' cult classic Bloodsport finally gets a well-deserved UHD upgrade from Berlin-based distributor Capelight Pictures, a (for now)

showcase various Hong Kong exteriors. Otherwise, faces, clothing, and other assorted objects clearly benefit from the resolution afforded them by the time and maintain the status quo, the government has erected the Time Enforcement Commission, or TEC, to safeguard the past. The organization