Best of the Best: Without Warning

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Phil H @P-Hubbs Mar 22, 2026 How many ways can I say this movie is a standard but acceptable action flick? The franchise has obviously run its course at this point, it's done. The move from martial arts to 'Lethal Weapon' style action may have been a mistake, as it lost its core heart. Understandable, but a 'Fast and Furious' U-turn was not the result here. They should have kept their action focused more around martial arts and less on cops and robbers. Rumours of a fifth movie would be a mistake and waste of everyone's time and money in my opinion. There's no need for it; Rhee is too old, and it wouldn't be anything original. At its core, this franchise was originally an all-out 80's martial arts vehicle, and that moment has now past. See more Mar 23, 2015 Not as jarring as part 3, though a bit more forgettable. The travelling but-kicker wanders onto a criminal counterfeiting plot, and has to do the cops' job by doing what he does. Mildly entertaining. See more Aug 15, 2013 Pretty good but what the hell it is in that cassette, why dont shown it up See more Apr 19, 2013 The worst Best of the Best and thankfully the last. They really tried to turn this into a die hard series only with shitty actors and no real plot. Philip Rhee is the only thing that makes this watchable and Tobin Bell aka. Jigsaw from the saw series is awful. Erinie ( I need a paycheck) Hudson is laugh out loud terrible in this. Only watch for a fun night of cinema torture or if you need to complete your collection. See more Jan 12, 2013 Don't waste your time. See more Oct 27, 2012 Tommy Lee is stalked by Russian criminals after unknowingly being given a disc needed to produce counterfeit bills. Stretches reality too far too often. Philip Rhee's last film effort in a brief career. He wasn't bad. See more Read all reviews

Best of the Best: Without Warning

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