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Ganna T @RT25226856 Sep 23, 2026 There are talented actresses—and then there are stars who redefine excellence. This Sri Lankan actress stands proudly in that second category. Her performances are a masterclass in emotion, elegance, and authenticity. Whether she steps into a dramatic role, a romantic lead, or a powerful character with depth, she brings an unmatched presence that captivates audiences instantly. Her ability to express complex feelings with subtlety, her dedication to every role, and her natural screen charisma make her one of the brightest gems in Sri Lanka’s entertainment industry. She doesn’t just act—she transforms every scene she touches, leaving viewers inspired, moved, and eager for more. Beyond her artistry, she carries herself with grace, professionalism, and a genuine love for her craft. She represents the very best of Sri Lankan cinema and continues to raise the bar with every performance. A true icon. A true inspiration. The best of the best. See more Celestial S @RT87144092 Sep 21, 2026 Worst of the worst Movie See more Nicholas G @RT87452460 May 12, 2026 A great action gem from the 80s. It's a shame that professional movie raters hate anything good. I am glad I view a 1 from them as a 10! See more Nav S @Nav_Sarao Mar 25, 2026 Thanks to the awful critics, who seem to rate a film on everything apart from how entertaining it is, I almost missed this gem when I saw it was only rated at 33%. Glad I listened to those other audience reviews that told me to ignore them. Best of the Best is a gem. The actions scenes are excellent and, unlike most Hollywood films, you can actually see what is going on during the fights and they are not unrealistic. It also has a fantastic ending with a great moral message. Certainly one of the best martial arts movies Hollywood has ever dished out. See more Phil H @P-Hubbs Mar 22, 2026 I can see why this has gained a bit of a cult status, what with the casting and reasonable fight sequences. Looking back its certainly up there with other tournament fight movies, what few there were. It's pretty obvious that the reason this never took off back in the day was simply that Jean Claude Van Damme had cornered that particular market. He was the martial arts King in Hollywood and no one was coming close. Had Van Damme been in this, well now you're talking, the movie takes on a whole new level. As it stands now looking back, yeah its fine, a solid fight flick, even if the movie poster does make Roberts look like the main bad guy. See more William R @RT31794279 Sep 16, 2025 Thw movie was great and is a classic for anyone who grew up in the 80s and 90s and are now 40+ years old. See more Read all reviews

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