Ground Rules (1997)
"Battle Ball," high-powered motorcross teams equipped with metal claws, protective armor, and a caged car which is used as the moving goal--has risen in prominence to become San Francisco's most coveted underground gambling sport.
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Best movie of this year hands down!
A brilliant film that helped define a genre
It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.
Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.
This was the best Comedy film I have seen in a very very long time, the actors were horrible, the girls had nice figures but no acting skills at all and it was like looking at a high school drama class on dress rehearsal night. The only actors I enjoyed was Richard Lynch who played the role of a bad dude who wore white and did not want anyone to touch him or get too close or he would have to put a mask over his face, protecting him from a person's stink. Frank Stallone was also a good actor and these two actors carried this hopeless film on their backs. There was a game played Battle Ball which was a high-powered motor-cross with teams, the blue and red and the equipment used was metal claws, protective armor and caged in bikes with a goalie running all around in a caged vehicle. In one of the final scenes Richard Lynch asks another actor to "Bring Me Back Some Tissues". Bad News
Ebert/Roeper give this one three thumbs down. This experience is one that will be treasured in the local dust areas of the videostores. This movie is one to stay clear of. It is loaded with bad actors, worse script and worst storyline ever. So, if you wanne give yourself a mind-numbing hard time, go and get this movie. It'll blow your mind......... to crap.