Best of the Best - The Best Movie You Never Saw

It’s on Netflix now !!!

Pop lock and drop it Tommy!

The fight scenes were pretty cool. Some bad ass poses made you fee like you wanted to be a karate fighter as a kid

its on netflix now

On Netflix now 🔥

No one's gonna talk about "Gren which"?

Loved this movie so much that I went looking for this review

"I am gonna kick your ass" (bows)

It's "Available" ...ha gotcha

One os the best (pun intended) movies EVER!
“- Sae Jin Kwon: Alexander Grady... Portland, Oregon... I know all about you.
- Alex Grady: Sae Jin Kwon... Seoul, Korea... I know all I ever wanna know about you.”

Dae Han was a cool villain

The first two are great but 3&4 sucks.. these movies are nothing without Eric Roberts

It's currently on Netflix

"To save a life in defeat is to earn victory and honour within. Your brother too, was a great fighter. I deeply regret your loss, and I offer myself as your brother." - Dae Han

Currently on Netflix

JUST ADDDED TO NETFLIX!!!!!!

U must know nothing about Fighting cause out of the whole Team u think Cris Penn is the least believable as a Fighter HaHaHa!
Besides Philip rhea Penn is one of the most he actually knows how to throw a punch like when he was shadow boxing, the rest
look Horrible especially their fighting stance, i like Eric Roberts but if u fight someone with that Stance u will get KOd Quickly.

I’ve looked every where can I find this

This movies has always made America look like a dream I’ve always wanted to go to a dinna like one on this film before her gets on his long bike ride

I remember seeing This movie as a kid and all I remember is when Eric roberts gets his arm dislocated and flops around the stage like a dying fish and I remember thinking so that’s what over acting looks like. My dad would always say when this was on tv “oh best of the best, the worst of the worst fighting movies”

On Netflix rn

Saw this at the dallor movies when I was a kid. I enjoyed the hell outta this one.

Me and my son love this film and all the sequels 😊🤟🤟

Maybe you can help. I have searching for years for a late 80s early 90s action movie, all I remember is a scene where the main character and a woman are both tied to chairs. He has duct tape around his forearms binding him to the chair. He rips through the tape lesving his forearms bloody. The cover, or the back cover of the vhs has a group standing side by side out doors in an urban setting.

Any suggestions at to what this could be?

Chris Penn was perfect. There are people with his exact personality in so many karate dojos and especially in those days. If you're looking for trouble, like to fight and know your good at it..what better place to go than a karate environment. Eric Roberts, Penn and James Earl Jones were perfect especially bringing the public attention needed for going to see the film......little did they know this would be the greatest karate/Tae Kwon Do film of all time. The American Karate Team actors learned GOJU Karate accept for Philip Rhee.The Korean Team of course was Tae Kwon Do . GOJU is our family history. This whole time I never knew till today it was GOJU that was taught the American Team...and my father and I thought it was really all Tae Kwon Do in the film. Which still didn't prevent us from saying this is the best martial arts film ever. Very proud of our GOJU karate family and to find out this stunning fact today. Much respect to all styles of Martial Arts

The Coach said you're not a team at all if you don't give a damn about one another. That's why Coach said Roberts can't come back if he leaves to be with his son at the hospital. This made Chris Penn's character change and go from not caring about anyone but himself and disrespecting his teammates to approaching the Coach say he hopes he changes his mind about Alex and we need him to win. Coach didn't give Penn an answer.but as he walked away..Coach says to himself, "well I'll be damned".

it was good for its time but i liked part 2 the action was stunning

Solid film, great cast, solid martial arts drama. This film had it all.

I'm sure it was rated 18 in UK. I remember seeing it in the video shop and wanting to see it as much as Kickboxer or Cyborg

Joblo needs to dive into the No Retreat No Surrender franchise. Each is it’s own unique entry.

Best Of The Beat 2 is a terrific sequel.
It has the same likable characters you care about.
But most importantly it has way more fighting in it.
And the choreography is outstanding.

I remember seeing this movie as a kid.

It a best movie in the world to see

I know it's a bit late but are none of the Tae Kwon Do students in the comments gonna mention that it's Grand Master Hee-il Cho that sends the fighters to America???

This is a Great 🍿🎥 Movie..Inspiring!..This movie could still be put in the Silver Screen Theater and People would go & See it!..Greatness Stays With All of US!..*Thank You Hollywood,CA!*

And the razzie for greatest OVER acting of all time goes to ...... ERIC ROBERTS! " Pop it Tommy POP IT... Hes Gonna Kill him COACH..... TRAVIS! TRAVIS DO IT!!! POP It.. ( squels once popped) Arghhhhhhhahahahahaaaaaa!!! PoP it !!!!

Son ( yrs later) Dad what are you doing all i want you to do is read me a bed time story that performance and movie was over 15 yrs ago!! stop yelling youre scaring me!!

Chris Penn was a karate black belt

I fkn saw it and loved it sooo underrated part 2 was pretty okay also

My favorite marshal arts movie. I still use the soundtrack for training music. I want one of those track suites 😀

The movie that influenced me the most

Bro this is one of the best action movies ever.

Great 80s movie, loved this when I was kid

Chris Penn when he dodges the punch at the bar and the guy hits his girlfriend in the face, is still funny. "Don't take no lip off her."

I don't tear up often watching movies but the ending of the first one always gets me ;;

HES GONNA KILL HIM

Best the Best is great movie!!

The movie I never saw. Less than a dozen times that is.

My brother and I are 41 and we grew up with these movies or maybe just me cuz I love the original karate kid and just low budget martial arts movies such as these

Even my sister will randomly say, “Pop it, Tommy!” to this day. 😅

This is a grown up Karate Kid…I love this film.