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Release Date: 2002

Cast: Peter Falk, Joe D'Angerio, Amy Aquino, Ving Rhames, Wes Studi, Wesley Snipes, Ed Lover, Fisher Stevens, Jon Seda, Master P, Johnny Williams, Nils Allen Stewart ...MORE

Cast: Peter Falk, Joe D'Angerio, Amy Aquino, Ving Rhames, Wes Studi, Wesley Snipes, Ed Lover, Fisher Stevens, Jon Seda, Master P, Johnny Williams, Nils Allen Stewart, Michael Rooker, Nicholas Cascone, Dayton Callie ...LESS

Categories: Movies, Crime Fiction, Prison, Action, Boxing, Action/Adventure, Thriller, Sports

Undisputed is a 2002 action-thriller-drama movie released through Miramax. It starred and was co-produced by Wesley Snipes, co-starring Ving Rhames. The film was directed and produced by Walter Hill, and written by David Giler and Hill, who is probably best known as the writer/director of 48 Hrs. and Streets of Fire, but had most recently directed Supernova. He and Giler had previously collaborated on the Alien series and Southern Comfort. It failed at the box-office and received mixed reviews from critics. however it found success on home video market, then later a direct-to-video sequel... MORE

Undisputed is a 2002 action-thriller-drama movie released through Miramax. It starred and was co-produced by Wesley Snipes, co-starring Ving Rhames. The film was directed and produced by Walter Hill, and written by David Giler and Hill, who is probably best known as the writer/director of 48 Hrs. and Streets of Fire, but had most recently directed Supernova. He and Giler had previously collaborated on the Alien series and Southern Comfort. It failed at the box-office and received mixed reviews from critics. however it found success on home video market, then later a direct-to-video sequel without any of the original cast members Undisputed II: Last Man Standing was released in 2006. A second sequel, Undisputed III: Redemption was released in 2010 following Undisputed II's Yuri Boyka as the main character. Chambers arrives at the prison and, arrogant and rude, mocks the warden telling him "I'm better than you, the press love me". Immediately after this Chambers learns of Monroe's undisputed status as prison boxing champion and immediately there is bad blood, Chambers not wanting to be second to anyone tries and fails to intimidate a relaxing Monroe. It leads to a lunch-room LESS