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List Price: $9.99 | | Label: Universal Studios
Salesrank: 85113
Released: April 16, 2002 |
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MPAA Rating: Unrated
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
For the first time, the most intense movie fights ever to appear on film have been brought together in one total overload of extreme action! You'll see the best fistfights, swordfights, street fights, gunfights, girl fights, gang fights, and martial arts fights from films like Gladiator, Scarface, Blade, Rumble in the Bronx, Snatch, The Killer, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, plus many more. Never before have you been able to get all the great action heroes--Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Russell Crowe, Sly Stallone, Brad Pitt, Wesley Snipes, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Chow Yun-fat, and more--all together in their most extreme fighting moments.
Ultimate Fights on DVD has over five hours of romp-stomping extras, making it the ultimate interactive entertainment experience for serious fight fans or just someone who enjoys some hard-core action!
Description of Ultimate Fights, Vol. 2:
"The most intense fights from the movies," promises the new FlixMix interactive compilation, and, quibbles aside, it delivers. A 50-minute testosterone-enhanced mix tape of 16 high-octane film clips, this sequel to the Boogeymen horror compilation is a marked improvement, if only for the visceral quality of these attention-grabbing highlights. From pounding fistfights (Brad Pitt's bare-knuckle brawl in Snatch) to blood-spattered gunfights (Al Pacino and his "Little Friend" in Scarface) to clanging swordfights (Gladiator) to eye-popping martial arts spectacles starring Jet Li, Michelle Yeoh, and Jackie Chan, the diversity is inspired, though the quality of clips varies from excellent to adequate and too many are full frame. These short, sharp shots, often only a sample of a much longer fight (where is the fiery climax of Legend of the Drunken Master?), will leave you hungry for more, and the brevity keeps the energy from flagging for even a second. --Sean Axmaker
Ultimate Fights, Vol. 2 Reviews:
16 clips of fights from movies, and they are all pretty good 
2006-07-23 - I was rather surprised that I enjoyed this so much. I have seen all the fights before, except a couple. There was one with liam neeson as a boxer that I will have to check out. The rest are short clips from fights in movies like Fist of Legend, Rumble in the Bronx, and that retarded one from Timecop.
Then as a bonus you have hong kong legend TSUI HARK doing a commentary. And since he worked on some of these movies, we get some very good insight. Not one of the better commentaries I have heard, but still very enjoyable.
The rest of the extras are all minor but all fun. The best is a featurette on how to stage your own movie fights, stats on the fighters in these movies, and trivia.
This disc is only 50 minutes long but does have good 5.1 sound, and it is something you will watch at least a couple of times.
Good Stuff for its value 
2005-12-27 - Less than 10 bucks u basically getting a multiple fighting and action scene from several movie, half which is asian import hk, and rest is u.s. Half of which is not that good, the one that i like is jet lee one and martial art, maybe just me, sound is actually not bad at all, worth buying.
Dissapointing 
2003-12-27 - The only 2 REAL ultimate fights on this is from Blade, and The legend of Drunken Master. I mean Scarface? Gladiator? SNATCH?! They are good movies, but those scenes DO NOT belong on an Ultimate Fights Dvd. Hopefully they can do a Vol.2 with Blade 2, Jet Li, Matrix, stuff like that FIGHTS! I don't want a dvd of brawls or a long crappy shootout.
Not real
2002-05-14 - This video was not worth the money it is just scenes from movies
at least Ultimate street brawls has real fights.
Ultimate Fights = Awesome!!
2002-05-06 - What a cool DVD! I've never seen anything quite like it before and the quality of the fight selection was really impressive. The best part was where they teach you how to stage a fight just like in the movies! Dont miss this one!!
