The muscles from brussels returns to the Universal Soldier franchise for the 'official' sequel (it is technically the fourth in the series but doesn't recognise the TV movies 2 and 3).
Initially refreshing to see Van Damme once again in the role of GR44 Luc Deveraux, the subsequent action is nonsensical and quite boring (all except one sequence when a troop of Unisols are bathed in fire but all rise again simultaneously). This unfortunately doesn't save the film which is very pale in comparison to the original.
However, the picture is worth a look for an appearance by American wrestler, Bill Goldberg. Da Man accepted the role at the height of his WCW fame and delivers an entertaining turn as the psychotic Unisol, Romeo.
Initially refreshing to see Van Damme once again in the role of GR44 Luc Deveraux, the subsequent action is nonsensical and quite boring (all except one sequence when a troop of Unisols are bathed in fire but all rise again simultaneously). This unfortunately doesn't save the film which is very pale in comparison to the original.
However, the picture is worth a look for an appearance by American wrestler, Bill Goldberg. Da Man accepted the role at the height of his WCW fame and delivers an entertaining turn as the psychotic Unisol, Romeo.