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Double Impact

Double Impact

“One packs a punch. One packs a piece. Together they deliver...”
★6.2/10(1,270)Rage•1991•1h 50m
ThrillerActionCrime
ScreenplaySheldon Lettich, Jean-Claude Van Damme
An action vehicle directed by Sheldon Lettich, giving Jean-Claude Van Damme a dual role as twin brothers separated as babies who reunite to avenge their murdered parents in Hong Kong. The gimmick lets Van Damme fight both alongside and against himself. Silly and thin on plot but heavy on martial-arts action, it delivered exactly what his fans wanted. A modest hit, it is remembered as archetypal early-1990s Van Damme fare.
Release
Jul 31, 1991
Country
United States, Hong Kong SAR China, Australia
Budget
$15M
Revenue
$30M

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6.2/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,270 votes
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From the same director: Sheldon Lettich

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Where to watch Double Impact? Double Impact is available for streaming on fuboTV, MGM+ Amazon Channel, Philo, The Roku Channel.
Who directed Double Impact? Double Impact is directed by Sheldon Lettich.
Who stars in Double Impact? The main cast of Double Impact includes Jean-Claude Van Damme, Geoffrey Lewis, Alonna Shaw, Bolo Yeung, Cory Everson.
How long is Double Impact? Double Impact is 1h 50min long.

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Synopsis

An action vehicle directed by Sheldon Lettich, giving Jean-Claude Van Damme a dual role as twin brothers separated as babies who reunite to avenge their murdered parents in Hong Kong. The gimmick lets Van Damme fight both alongside and against himself. Silly and thin on plot but heavy on martial-arts action, it delivered exactly what his fans wanted. A modest hit, it is remembered as archetypal early-1990s Van Damme fare.

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