Lionheart (1991)
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Cast
as Lyon
as Joshua
as Cynthia
as Helene
as Nicole
as Russell
as Sgt. Hartog
as Moustafa
as 1st Video Fighter
as Adjutant
as Francois
as Doctor
as Drug Dealer
as Nurse
as Irish Legionnaire
as African Legionnaire
as Jeep Driver
as Ship's Mate
as Ship's Engineer
as Interpol Inspector
as New York Security Guard
as Irish Legionnaire
as Garage Fight Heckler
as Heckler's Date
as 1st Bookie
as 2nd Bookie
as Street Gang Leader
as Sales Person
as Hospital Technician
as English Investor
as Landlord
as German Investor
as Spanish Investor
as Homeless Mother
as Homeless Child
as Desk Bookie
as Mansion Security Man
as Airplane Pilot
as Homeless Man
as Pool Fight Bookie
as 1st New York Homeless Fighter
as 2nd New York Homeless Fighter
as New York Monster Fighter
as Garage Fighter
as Cynthia's Fighter
as Scottish Fighter
as Raquetball Fighter
as Pool Fighter
as Attila
as 1st Street Gang Member
as 2nd Street Gang Member
as 3rd Street Gang Member
as 4th Street Gang Member
as 5th Street Gang Member
as 1st Video Fighter
as 2nd Video Fighter
as 1st BMW Passenger
as 2nd BMW Passenger
as Sgt. Hartog
Critic Reviews for Lionheart
All Critics (16) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (11) | DVD (1)
The scriptwriters, first-time director Sheldon Lettich (Sylvester Stallone's collaborator on "Rambo III") and Van Damme himself, dream up the worst things that could possibly happen. Then they try to kick their way out of them.
Using tactics like these, Woody Allen could become an action hero, too.
As Lionheart heads for his final confrontation, the film's soundtrack blasts out a "Rocky"-like song called 'No Mercy.' Unless you're a Van Damme or martial arts fanatic, you're more likely to be thinking: No, merci.
An engaging ride for Van Damme fans, with plenty of kicks to please the faithful while inching the actor's abilities along.
Lionheart is a fantastic piece of entertainment, and Van Damme himself gives a charismatic performance proving he's not only got the goods for martial arts action, but can also hold his own with drama.
Although it's possible to enjoy isolated sequences of Lionheart, this is not one of martial arts superstar Jean-Claude Van Damme's better kick-ass vehicles.
Audience Reviews for Lionheart
Great Van Damme flick and one of his best, watching him battle through various fighters of different skills untill he meets the big boss. Its very very basic, just like all Van Damme films and much like a computer game it has no proper plot, bad acting and the same predictable outcomes but somehow its good. All the fights are very well filmed and choreographed, the fighters do look like real people and it looks slick n fast with the final fight being a real adrenaline rush, awesome. Question is whats it called? Lionheart? A.W.O.L? or Wrong Bet?
Super Reviewer
One of my favorites of Van Damme, nothing special besides the fighting, which is why people watch it.
Super Reviewer
Harrison Page is probably a pretty good actor.
Super Reviewer
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