Well??? WAS IT??
I still haven't gotten around to digging out my VHS to watch the rifftrax, but as an Over The Top aficionado, if I recall, everything up to the final match was double elimination but the final match was one match, one loss. Mano a mano.
That makes sense to me.
As soon as you watch the movie with the rifftrax... you'll understand what I'm getting at. ;D
Ah :)
Apparently it was "Remember, this is double elimination ....... except for the main bad guy, if he gets beat once, it is all over".
I think DisembAudios mentioned it at some point, that it was Double Elimination.
Are you sure? I don't think they said it was Double elimination once in the entire movie ;D
Yeah, but that was if you had a double of yourself entered, like a twin brother, then he would be eliminated. Put out the old airlock. Given the bum's rush. I thought that was perfectly clear.
Manuel!!! POLLY!!!!!
Quote from: starfighter on February 25, 2007, 09:39:46 AM
Yeah, but that was if you had a double of yourself entered, like a twin brother, then he would be eliminated. Put out the old airlock. Given the bum's rush. I thought that was perfectly clear.
That supports my theory that Hawk had a clone named Hawks. :^)
Quote from: Pak-Man on February 25, 2007, 01:25:52 PM
That supports my theory that Hawk had a clone named Hawks. :^)
I thought that was Mike Nelson's theory. ;D
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I love how the announcer practically pleaded with the audience...
"REMEMBER ladies and gentlemen, PLEASE remember, this is double elimination!"
Pretty please? The focus group didn't get it, so try to pay attention, okay? DOUBLE... as in twice. Got it? It's like when you have one bird, it's "HAWK"... but when you have two it's "HAWKS". Wait a minute... maybe that's why the focus group was confused. Um......
-Rude
Your weapons are useless against me!
I'm attacking the darkness...
..oh wait
Youn would have thought that with as many times that they stated that it was a double elimination tournament, they would have said at least once that the final round was NOT double elimination.
But this is a movie where the main character inexplicably retains custody of his son, presumably just because he won some arm-wrestling tournament, so I suppose logic and coherence were not top priorities.