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Re: One little question
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06 Jun 2009, 03:27by Travis
Moltisanti wrote:I find it to be one of his worst, in his bottom five at least.
The problem is that it tries to be an honest depiction of the Pentathlon event and a standard Lundgren action film. The combination just doesn't work. I would have preferred it to just be a traditional sports movie. Wouldn't have been all that original but it would have helped it stand out a bit in his overall career of films.
I feel the exact same way...but I would still say it is better than a lot of his other films.
Re: PENTATHLON
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07 Jul 2009, 03:03by evegotbet
Impressive physique Dolph, in Pentathlon - when ur standing on the diving board about to jump into the pool for the race.
Re: PENTATHLON
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07 Jul 2009, 04:34by The_Canadian
Jox wrote:His name is Blaine and is from Canada.
No connection!
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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29 Oct 2009, 17:36by Abyss-Lord
i need this film.
its the only Dolph movie that i dont own on dvd. (buying Command Performance on Tuesday!)
i bought the german dvd, but it had no english audio.
i cant find the Scandinavian release anywhere online.
i'm thinking about buying the VHS and dubbing it to DVD myself.
btw, i'm new here!
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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30 Oct 2009, 01:50by Jox
Yeah PENTATHLON is a tough one to get on DVD...
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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30 Oct 2009, 10:47by Warchild
Do u guys think this movie will eventually be released in blu ray
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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30 Oct 2009, 15:45by Jox
Who knows why it wasn't released on DVD so who knows if it will end up on Blu-ray.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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30 Oct 2009, 19:08by Abyss-Lord
Dolph definitely is the underdog of 80's action... i mean, damn. He has classic films like Pentathlon and I Come in Peace that dont get Region 1 dvd releases. (even if Pentathlon isn't that great of a film) It makes no sense whatsoever.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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31 Oct 2009, 01:54by Jox
I bet there has been some legal issues with the US rights holding off both movies which explains the lack of DVD release.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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11 Nov 2009, 00:39by Jack Caine
Abyss-Lord wrote:Dolph definitely is the underdog of 80's action... i mean, damn. He has classic films like Pentathlon and I Come in Peace that dont get Region 1 dvd releases. (even if Pentathlon isn't that great of a film) It makes no sense whatsoever.
No offense to your opinion or anything man, but I wouldn't even consider calling Pentathlon a classic.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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11 Nov 2009, 00:44by Jox
Jack Caine wrote:No offense to your opinion or anything man, but I wouldn't even consider calling Pentathlon a classic.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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11 Nov 2009, 03:41by Warchild
This is one Dolph movie i haven't watched, but it is considered by most fans as an average Dolph movie right? What kinda legal rights do u think it's holding I Come in Peace to be released in DVD region 1??
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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11 Dec 2009, 23:23by Jox
PENTATHLON has been released in Czech Republic on DVD.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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12 Dec 2009, 01:49by savagesketch
Pentathlon was released by LIVE Entertainment on video... The LIVE library was later purchased by Artisan, which was later purchased by Lion's Gate. Therefore, Lion's Gate owns the rights to Pentathlon and could theoritically release it if they want... However, seeing as how there's really not much of a demand for it, I highly doubt this will happen. End of story.
Re: PENTATHLON (1994)
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12 Dec 2009, 04:36by Travis
That sucks. Pentathlon was not a good movie but it did have a few things going for it.
They should have just made it a sports movie instead of trying to make it an action movie with nazis.