The Eliminator

The Eliminator
by Ken Barbet

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Actor: Bas Rutten, Dana Lee, G. Anthony Joseph, Michael Rooker, Wolf Muser
Director: Ken Barbet
Brand: MTI
Producer: G. Anthony Joseph
Producer: Beau Rogers
Producer: Cauri Jaye
Producer: Chris Smernes
Producer: Daniel Springen
Producer: Gerald I. Wolff
Writer: David Neilsen
DVD: Region Code 1
Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language)
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 90 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2004-07-06
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Studio: Mti Home Video
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In this game of survival, you can't get voted off the island, you can only die there. Ex-Navy SEAL, Dakota Varley risks his life when he is chosen to be a "contestant" in a 10 million dollar winner-take-all hunt to the death. To win this ultimate game of survival, you just have to be the last man remaining alive. Fighting for his life in a jungle as dangerous as the hunters he faces, Varle

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Movie Review: Down and dirty
Summary: 4 Stars

Former UFC Champion Bas Rutten has his years of expertise in Tae Kwon Do, Kyushkin Karate, Muy Thai, and submission techniques on full display in THE ELIMINATOR (originally called VARLEY'S GAME.)

Rutten and six other martial arts experts are kidnapped and brought to a remote island, where they are told that they will be hunted everyday from sundown til sunrise until only one is left alive. The fighters start to turn on each other, killing each other to improve their odds, but Varley (Bas Rutten) forms an alliance with Jesse (Paul Logan) to escape the island.

The picture quality is so-so. MTI has made a slight improvement on the BLACK NINJA cinematography wise, but it still could be better.

The fights are well choreographed, but occassional have too much speed-ups and other flashy camera-moves that comprimes a few scenes (It totaly ruins the final fight sequence) but, it's great to see that mostly, this does not show, and two great fights appear prominently, the first, between Varley and a Mexican fighter, and another wet-and-wild duel between Varley and a face-d painted serial killer.

All of this ELIMINATEs the ELIMINATOR's ocassinal bad camera work and made it worth viewing for action fans.

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