Sudden Death [DVD] [Standard]

One of my favorite Jean-Claude Van Damme movies that I never get tired of watching. It's a interesting movie that you have a firefighter taking down a bunch of terrorists to save his family.

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A great action film taking place during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

1995's Sudden Death is considered one of the last few real good action films of the 90's. The film reunited action star Jean Claude Van Damme with prolific filmmaker Peter Hyams (Outland, Narrow Margin) for the second time after the two collaborated in JCVD's biggest US box office hit TimeCop (1994). They would eventually reunite once more in 2013's Enemies Closer. Sudden Death does not mask itself as an original film, it is one of the better "Die Hard In A..." , this time a Hockey Stadium. Powers Booth turns in a magnificent performance (as usual) as the main heavy. The film does succeed at what it sets out to do, entertain. Overall if you would like to see a beautifully photographed "Die Hard In A Hockey Stadium" and watch a fantastic fight by JVCD vs a team mascot, you won’t be disappointed. The film did well at the box office even though it had to compete with Michael Mann's Heat. The film was produced and financed independently by Imperial Entertainment (who produced 1988' Black Eagle & 1990's Lionheart for JCVD) The Blu Ray itself comes with a Digital Copy of the film.

Put Jean-Claude Van Damme in a room with Universal Pictures and you get cinematic delight!