Review of Best of the Best (1989) by Bobby R — 13 Feb 2007

This movie is definitely one of my top ten.I saw it when I was younger and I can watch over and over.

This review of Best of the Best (1989) was written by Bobby R on 13 Feb 2007.

Best of the Best has generally received positive reviews.

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