D.O.A.: Dead or Alive
2006, Action/Sci-fi, 1h 30m
46 Reviews 250,000+ RatingsWhat to know
With a ridiculous plot and comical acting, checking one's brain at the door is required before watching DOA: Dead or Alive. Read critic reviews
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Four beautiful rivals at an invitation-only martial-arts tournament join forces against a sinister threat. Princess Kasumi (Devon Aoki) is an aristocratic warrior trained by martial-arts masters. Tina Armstrong (Jaime Pressly) is a wrestling superstar. Helena Douglas (Sarah Carter) is an athlete with a tragic past. Christie Allen (Holly Valance) earns her keep as a thief and an assassin-for-hire.
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Devon Aoki
Kasumi
Kasumi
Jaime Pressly
Tina Armstrong
Tina Armstrong
Sarah Carter
Helena Douglas
Helena Douglas
Holly Valance
Christie Allen
Christie Allen
Eric Roberts
Donovan
Donovan
Natassia Malthe
Ayane
Ayane
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May 13, 2012Yep this is a videogame adaptation alright, if its possible this is even more cheesy and ridiculous than 'Mortal Kombat' and 'Tekken' put together. Based on one of the more weaker 'beat em up's' which is famous for having very realistic boobs on the female fighters. I don't really know anymore as I've never really played this fighter, a poor man's 'Tekken' methinks. The plot is...well it doesn't really matter does it, like all beat em up adaptations its purely and simply about the fights whilst the plot is meaningless poo and completely incomprehensible. The same can be said for the actual videogames of course but you play them for fun whilst making a pathetic film with bottom of the barrel actors is another inexcusable matter. Its aimed at kids so as you can guess there is no real fighting whatsoever, its all nice and gentle with no violence or actual hitting in anyway really. I've haven't seen so much lame ass CGI and wire work for some time, couple that with hilariously bad costumes on some characters, close to the bone skimpy outfits on some female characters (that's all good), your usual exotic locations mixed with the ever popular Eastern arenas such as the bamboo forest (again) and the usual mix of cliched unoriginal fighters ('DOA' was a late entry into the beat em up world). Its all very colourful with lots of flashing digital effects and stupid onscreen videogame type imagery just in case you forgot your watching a shitty videogame adaptation. The most unforgivable issue here though is the fact the fights are so poor and fake looking, the female cast maybe gorgeous and semi famous (Holly Valance) but they can't do the moves and they can't act like they can do the moves. It may look pretty and shiny but this still manages to rank below most other crappy videogame films because its so dumb and vacant ('MK' and 'Tekken' had some grit at least). Had it come along earlier (like its actual videogame counterpart) then it might have fared slightly better, its still not as bad as 'Street Fighter'.
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Jul 03, 2011i hated this film but I still love the girls fitting
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Dec 19, 2010oh god I didn't know if I should laugh or cry with this one xD really it was depressing seeing ryu hayabusa as a little dog following kasumi around xD
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Oct 07, 2010Ehh, Well choreographed fight scenes.
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