Synopsis
Reiss is the greatest champion to ever fight in a LEGENDS cage. But when promoter Max Black pits him against wrestling superstar Randy Stone, Reiss finds himself in the toughest fight of his life.
Cagefighter: Worlds Collide
2020 Directed by Jesse Quinones
Cast
Director
Producers
Jesse Quinones Hugh Patterson Shayne Putzlocher Sara Shaak Lorianne Hall Jessica Gaube Andrea Hoffman Ian Fothergill Genevieve Fothergill
Writer
Editor
Cinematography
Assistant Directors
Executive Producers
Jason Reso Glenn Paradis Gary Drummond Dave Duckett Bob Harris Joe Ferrara Al Morrison Craig Lothian
Lighting
Production Design
Stunts
Sound
Costume Design
Studios
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Language
Alternative Titles
Cagefighter, Cagefighter: Colisión de los Mundos, 케이지파이터: 월드 콜라이드, Lendas dos Ringues, Октагон: боец vs рестлер, Cagefighter: Dünyalar Çarpışıyor, Октагон, 笼中斗兽
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Theatrical
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Germany16
09 Oct 2020
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USAR
Digital
16 May 2020
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USAR
12 Nov 2020
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Russian Federation18+
Releases by Country
Germany
15 May 2020
- Theatrical16
Russian Federation
12 Nov 2020
- Digital18+
USA
16 May 2020
- DigitalR Fite.tv
09 Oct 2020
- TheatricalR
Popular reviews
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"When you put four-ounce gloves on anyone, anything can happen." - Max Black
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This was about what I expected. It's got some bad and some good in there.
The fights are the strongest part for me. They're engaging, shot really well, had some nice underscoring and choreographed excellently. Probably some of the best choreographed hand-to-hand combat you'll see this year. The fights looked excellent. Just everything revolved around the fight was excellent. The score was also pretty good.
Jay Reso/Christian (Stephen Blake) playing a MMA podcaster trashing on pro wresting... oof the irony is strong. He was great in his small role and Gina Gershon (Max Black)…
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5 stars for jon moxley and jon moxley alone. is there any other part of this movie? who cares, we're here for mox.
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I'll beat you at wrestling, I'll beat you at jiu jitsu. I'll beat you at chess, checkers, a fucking spelling bee.
Solid Rocky III remake with a fun role for Gina Gershon.
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Videothekenware, die immer routiniert und ordentlich produziert und gefilmt wurde. Der Cast inkl. bekannter Gesichter wie Gina Gershon macht ebenfalls ordentliche Arbeit. Die Story ist ein Abziehbild von Rocky III, was auch in Ordnung ist. Leider fehlt ausgerechnet dem Hauptdarsteller das Charisma und dem Zuschauer damit ein wenig die Möglichkeit mitzufiebern. Und auch die Kampfszenen, die ja eigentlich das Highlight eines Kampfsportfilms sein sollten enttäuschen, vor allem aus sportlicher Sicht. Keine Dynamik, wenig Technik. In der Schlussviertelstunde dreht der Film aber dann noch mal an den richtigen Stellschrauben. Der Film ist letztlich guckbar und okay. Habe wenige erwartet.
______________________________________________________________________________Video store merchandise that is always routinely and neatly produced and filmed. The cast, including familiar faces like Gina Gershon, also…
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Ganz frisches Kampfsport Spektakel dem es einfach vollkommen an Bums fehlt. Immerhin ist die Grundpremise MMA vs Wrestling ganz interessant nur die wird gar nicht genutzt.
Story dreht sich also um einen amtierenden MMA Fighter der gegen einen Wrestler verkackt und anschließend seine Ehre wiedererkämpfen muss.
Überraschenderweise sind die Darsteller Schauspielerisch kein komplettausfall. Durchweg solide Leistungen, wobei Gina Gershon da schon raussticht.
Das unsere beiden Fighter vom Fach sind und so schlechte Choreographien abliefern gibt einem zu denken. Nichtmal ein einziger Kick fällt. Stattdessen gibt es viele Schläge ins leere und rumgewürge am Boden.
Gerade weil die Austattung vollkommen okay ist und selbst die Kamera in den Kämpfen einigermaßen sitzt, ist es umso trauriger das es nicht richtig auf das Fressbrett gibt.
Genrefans werden hiermit noch am meisten anfangen können. Normals können hier einen Bogen drum machen.
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Sometimes you look at the premise and cast of a movie and think "now this is a movie that's aimed at me." Then you watch it and realize that, yes, you are truly the target audience for the film. And Cagefighter is aimed squarely at me, the man who has voluntarily watched Never Back Down twice.
All the seams of a low budget movie are visible here, but you can also see that director Jesse Quinones truly cares about and understands both MMA and wrestling. The story is very basic, the acting is mostly basic, but there are hints here and there that hit all the right notes for my interests.
Jonathan "Jon Moxley" Good is off the charts great…
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Reiss (Alex Montagnani) is a young world champion MMA fighter who's got an unbeaten streak and is on top of the world. Enter Randy Stone (Jon Moxley), a pro wrestler who thinks he can beat Reiss in a cagefight. Reiss laughs him out of town - who is this guy who wears tights and "fake fights" - but Mox, uh, I mean "Randy Stone" beats the piss out of him and takes the belt. Plunging deep into an existential crisis, Reiss - accustomed to fighting his way through life and winning - must now face the idea of losing. As his world collapses, one blow at a time, he finds himself at a crossroads. Should he give up or keep…
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Most uninteresting protagonist EVER. Why should I care about this Reiss guy when Randy Stone is way more fun to watch and follow? His promos and his comebacks are superior in every way possible; he’s also even better looking than the guy. Randy Stone is the whole package. Reiss should’ve stayed buried deep in the mud !1!!1!
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wild thing, you make my heart sing, you make everything grooovy
moxley shows up, cuts some mox promos, everything else exists as a vehicle to get to jon mox content
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They finally made a movie about how much tougher and cooler Mox is than CM Punk.
Moxley is genuinely awesome in this, doing everything in his power to inject the movie with a magnetic energy every time he’s onscreen. Sadly the rest of the film is not firing on the same cylinders, spending way too much time on an underdeveloped and uncharismatic protagonist. Feels a bit like What If… Creed Sucked?
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Cagefighter borrows heavily from lots and lots of other movies. Not much seemed different in this one. The fight scenes were ok, but not suspenseful at all. The acting, might be ok. Final thought: A very forgettable movie.
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Cagefighter: Worlds Collide is an entertaining film about an MMA fighter who goes from champion to loser after being defeated by a wrestler.
Reiss Gibbons (Alex Montagnani) is talked into a fight with notorious pro wrestler Randy Stone (AEW’s Jon Moxley). Stone defeats Gibbons, which results in the loss of a film role for Gibbons. He then trains to fight someone else and also loses that match. Reiss loses his confidence for a bit. Eventually, Reiss gets a rematch with Stone. Will Reiss redeem himself or will he lose once again?
This film is actually decent and I probably enjoyed it more than I should have. It’s slightly cheesy, but that hasn’t kept me from liking a film. The cast includes Gina Gershon and several MMA fighters and wrestlers.