DOA: Dead or Alive

Synopsis

DOA: Dead or Alive is a 2006 action film directed by Corey Yuen starring Jaime Pressly as one of the main protagonists. The story revolves around a martial arts tournament where the best fighters from around the world compete. The competitors are not only skilled in combat but also face personal challenges and conflicts throughout the tournament. As the battles unfold, friendships are formed, secrets are revealed, and alliances are put to the test. With high-energy fight scenes, stunning visual effects, and a mix of humor and drama, DOA: Dead or Alive delivers an entertaining and action-packed viewing experience.

Cast

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  Jaime Pressly

  Tina Armstrong

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  Holly Valance

  Christie Allen

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  Sarah Carter

  Helena Douglas

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  Devon Aoki

  Kasumi

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  Natassia Malthe

  Ayane

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  Kane Kosugi

  Ryu Hayabusa

Reviews

DOA: Dead or Alive received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its engaging fight sequences and vibrant cinematography, others critiqued it for its thin plot and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 33%, with the critics' consensus stating that the film 'lacks good acting and plot'. IMDb scored it at 4.8/10, indicating a mediocre reception from audiences. Metacritic rated the film 38/100, highlighting the general consensus that while DOA: Dead or Alive may appeal to fans of the game genre, it falls short in terms of storytelling and depth. Overall, the movie is best enjoyed by those looking for a visually stimulating action flick without expecting much in terms of narrative depth.