Undisputed

Name: Undisputed
Genre: Action, Drama, Sport, Crime
Released: August 23, 2002
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 58
Cast: Ving Rhames, Wesley Snipes

2002

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Miramax Films | Release Date: August 23, 2002 | R

Starring: Ving Rhames, Wesley Snipes

Summary: The story of an undefeated world champion prize fighter (Rhames) who is convicted of rape and sent to prison, where he must confront and ultimately fight the reigning prison boxing champion (Snipes). (Miramax)

Director: Walter Hill

Genre(s): Action, Drama, Sport, Crime

Rating: R

Runtime: 94 min

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Kevin Thomas

A compelling entertainment because of Hill and co-writer David Giler's adroit cinematic storytelling skills and the powerful presence of Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames, whose talent and intelligence are as impressive as their physiques. Read full review

Robert Koehler

With Undisputed, writer-director Walter Hill is back in contention as one of Hollywood's last defenders of the muscular, no-nonsense genre movie. Read full review

Michael Wilmington

There's no denying that Undisputed delivers the action-movie goods, and so do Snipes and Rhames. It should have been more memorable, but at least it doesn't stumble in the ring. Read full review

Rene Rodriguez

Isn't exactly memorable, and as far as its prison setting goes, it has nothing on HBO's infinitely more brutal "Oz." But as late-summer time killers go, you could do worse. Read full review

James Berardinelli

The film has two highlights -- a profanity-laced monologue by Peter Falk about boxing and the one-on-one confrontation between Monroe and Chambers in the ring. Read full review

Rick Groen

Isn't unequivocally bad. Rather, this is what's known in the boxing world as an "opponent" -- shows up on the weekend just to fill out the card, to do battle with its betters, earn a little cash and be completely forgotten come Monday morning. Read full review

Desson Thomson

Even by its own please-the-mob standards, this movie is lacking. Read full review

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Diptanshu

May 6, 2020

Just the build-up hype for last fight!Music and soundtrack was amazing,acting was good Wesley snipes was good.love the art work in cell,mike Tyson felt little off but the Ripstein character he was MVP amazing his love for sports he's honesty at end and his dialogues specially the F#ingJust the build-up hype for last fight!Music and soundtrack was amazing,acting was good Wesley snipes was good.love the art work in cell,mike Tyson felt little off but the Ripstein character he was MVP amazing his love for sports he's honesty at end and his dialogues specially the F#ing speech was awesome.story and screenplay was okay.they have too many side characters which were okay,starting it felt entertaining and ending was awesome with fight but the middle act was literally boring it was just set-up to fight and drama about the prison and its characters which felt slow and boring but ending was good!Overall it was one time watch!… Expand

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