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This movie was awesome, The fight scenes did look realistic and the cast was chosen well. For those complaining about the MMA aspects you should watch part 2 it focuses more on that. This was meant to focus on over coming your personal guilt's and how to be a good person.

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good movie

Never Back Down is a great fighting and action movie! It stars Sean Faris playing as a temperamental foot ball player from out of town going to a new school. He gets into a "sparing match" with actor Cam Gigandet and is beaten. He wants to beet this mixed martial artist so goes to a martial arts school. He trains for a wile and enters a tournament to beat his opponent. You will have to find out who wins yourself. There is much more to the movie but you will have to see it yourself. Never Back Down was a great and inspiring movie to me as a martial artist and as a boy in today's society.

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I would recommend this movie if you are wanting to see something that gets your adrenaline pumping. Guys would love to go see it because it is a guy movie that not only gets your blood flowing but also keeps you telling yourself "I want to go kick someons butt right now."

Hello again this is Ryan Rushing from I AM HOLLYWOOD -- KOK movie reviews. I have just seen the film Never Back Down, and I have to say that this film was not for me. I did not like this film there was only one good thing about the film, well two good things, one Djimon Hounsou and number two was they end. I thought this film had bad acting, besides for Djimon, everone else sucked. The director had some really bad camera angles and some shit that I couldn't even tell what was going on. The story line was just blah. I mean it was just so plan and blah. I could tell this film was towards someone who didn't care about what they are wacthing and just wanted to see some fighting scenes. I was soooo board during the middle and the begging and by the time the end came along it was too late to save the film. A film has to have a good begging, middle and a good end it can't just have one to be called a good film. An I am not saying the ending was great I am saying they end was the best part. I would encourage you to not see this film thinking it will have a good story or and good acting. This film has nether good acting or a good story. If you just want to waste 8$ to see something you will not remember the next day then see this film but if you want to save that money and spend it on something you will remember for years on then PLEASE do that. I would give this movie a pass and 25/100.

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Harkening back to the 1980's teen bully revenge flicks, Never Back Down packs a punch, but that's about it. With todays slick editing and potent filming the film looks better and is given more credit than it deserves. Underneath is tiresome story that has been filmed over and over and over again.

Sean Faris starts and a troubled teen who moves to Orlando with his family. He immediately gets into trouble when he is humiliated by the school's top ultimate fighting bully. He plots revenge with the help of a master fight instructor played by Djimon Hounsou.

What follows is predictable and leads to an inevitable fight tournament feature our hero and villain.

Sean Faris struts his good looks and pumped body like a young Tom Cruise and fits with what is expected of him. Not surprising, Djimon Hounsou adds a level of class in the best charatcer in the film.

Never Back Down has plenty of energy and plenty of violence, but when it comes to story it is sadly underdeveloped.