No Contest (1994)

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Release Date: Jan 1, 1994 Wide

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In this action-packed martial arts outing, a crazed criminal (Andrew Dice Clay) abducts the finalists and the hostess (Shannon Tweed) from the Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest in hopes of receiving a huge fortune in diamonds. During the abduction, the crook and his gang ruthlessly massacre a dozen innocent bystanders. Unfortunately for the crook, he doesn't realize that the glamorous hostess is a world kickboxing champion. The leader of the swat team (Robert Davi) -- and a martial-arts expert himself

R, 1 hr. 38 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Paul Lynch

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1994 Wide

On DVD: Jul 16, 2002

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Cast

Shannon Tweed
Sharon Bell
Andrew Dice Clay
Raymond Ulysses Brice
Robert Davi
Roddy Piper
Ice
Nicholas Campbell
Jason Blicker
Roger Stalwart
John Colicos
James Purcell
Henricks
Judith Scott
Nancy Polson
Chandra West
Maria
Victor Ertmanis
Sgt. Zelinsky
Hugo Dann
Show Director
Keram Malicki-S�nchez
Cal
Jack Nicholsen
Zed

Critic Reviews for No Contest

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Disapointing Die Hard rip-off. Even forgiving the B-movie quality, there's nothing clever here. Dice is a good bad guy though. Tweed disappoints.

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Fred Topel

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No Contest is proof positive that not only is it completely fine to blatantly rip off a movie, but the copycats need not even TRY to hide their plagiarism.

September 4, 2002 Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com

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Scott Weinberg

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Good action movie. Andrew Dice Clay role was really good. This was the first movie where I saw Robert Davi and Andrew Dice Clay the first time on screen.

August 31, 2007